AFC West Rumors & News
Even Walker couldn’t believe his good fortune
Inside the Oakland Raiders | Oakland Tribune — Turns out the local and national media weren’t the only ones surprised when Al Davis opened his checkbook for Javon Walker in 2008. “It was a surprise to me,” Walker told the NFL Network. “But, you know, like any human, if somebody offers you something good, I wasn’t going to say no. … Really, football [...]
Oakland Raiders 5 hours agoChamp Bailey still on top of Broncos' salary pile
Denver Post — It pays to be the Champ.
Denver Broncos 6 hours agoFormer Chief Larry Johnson signs with Washington
Kansas City Star — WASHINGTON | Not content with just one aging, opinionated running back, Washington added a second one Friday night when it signed former Chief Larry Johnson to a three-year, incentive-laden contract. Johnson agreed to a deal with a base value of $3.5 million, but he could make as much as $12 million if he meets certain incentives.
Kansas City Chiefs 9 hours agoWiegmann returns to the Chiefs
Kansas City Star — In an effort to improve their offensive line, the Chiefs went back to their glory days to sign center Casey Wiegmann. Wiegmann was the Chiefs’ center from 2001 through 2007. He teamed with Will Shields, Willie Roaf and Brian Waters, among others, to give the Chiefs the best line in the NFL.
Kansas City Chiefs 9 hours agoChiefs sign former Broncos center Wiegmann
Denver Post — Veteran center Casey Wiegmann is returning to Kansas City. The Chiefs announced Friday they signed Wiegmann, who was a free agent after two seasons with Denver.
Denver Broncos 9 hours agoBroncos’ millionaire club
All Things Broncos | Denver Post — With the Broncos giving cornerback Champ Bailey a $3 million signing bonus this week, Mike Klis on Saturday will breakdown the roster by salary. Look for it overnight. Meantime, here’s the list of Broncos who stand to make at least seven figures next season. Interesting list, how salaries work out. For example, Brandon Marshall is looking UP [...]
Denver Broncos 11 hours agoRaiders still watch from afar
Inside the Oakland Raiders | Oakland Tribune — Bruce Allen’s skin remains as thick as ever. Rest assured the signing of Larry Johnson and his checkered history won’t be received well in Washington, but that didn’t prevent the Redskins from signing him before he had a chance to visit Oakland. As the senior assistant under Al Davis, Allen not only didn’t care when the Raiders [...]
Oakland Raiders 13 hours agoChiefs bring back Wiegmann
Kansas City Star — In an effort to improve their offensive line, the Chiefs went back to their glory days to sign center Casey Wiegmann.
Kansas City Chiefs 13 hours agoSo much for L.J.
Raiders Silver and Black Blog | San Francisco Chronicle — Former Chiefs running back Larry Johnson signed with the Redskins, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter, which means he won't be visiting the Raiders on Sunday as reported by profootballtalk.com. That's fine just the same. If the Raiders really needed a veteran running back, they could have just...
Oakland Raiders 13 hours agoReport: Wiegmann returns home to Kansas City
All Things Broncos | Denver Post — Former Broncos center Casey Wiegmann has found himself a new job. Or an old job. Wiegmann, released by the Broncos about two weeks ago, has signed a one-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs, according to Jason LaCanfora of NFL.com. Wiegmann played for the Chiefs from 2001-2007. At only 6-2, 285 pounds, Wiegmann no longer fit into the [...]
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- Overlooking Kruger Ravens Central | Baltimore Sun In my article Friday about the Ravens' void at defensive end, I forgot to mention Paul Kruger. The 2009 second-round pick could find himself in the mix at defensive end. It'll really be up to Kruger whether he can make an impact there. Listed at 265 pounds, Kruger needs to add some bulk to become a factor on the defensive line. In last year's draft, Kruger was tabbed a ‘red star’ player by the personnel department, meaning every Ravens scout agreed he personifies the true characteristics of being a Raven. He played nine games as a rookie, starting one. His biggest play was an overtime inter...
- Poll on Tim Tebow puts Jaguars GM in awkward spot Florida Times-Union A teleconference fan forum conducted by the Jaguars on Tuesday, a good idea designed to engage season-ticket holders and encourage them to renew, turned into an embarrassment when word got out that a poll revealed participants were against drafting Tim Tebow by a 55-45 percent margin.read more
- Watson catches on with Browns Boston Globe Benjamin Watson began the 2009 season uncertain of his future with the Patriots. A hamstring injury limited him in the exhibition season and when it came time for the final cuts, Watson had to answer questions about the possibility of being released. foo
- Welker had shoulder surgery Boston Globe Wes Welker’s reconstructive knee surgery was going to be enough to set him back for the 2010 season. foo
- LT talks to Jets New York Post LaDainian Tomlinson, the highest-profile player the Jets have had visit them this offseason, was given the house tour yesterday at the teams Florham Park, N.J., facility one day after he visited the Vikings. Tomlinson's visit extended into last night, when he was to have dinner with coach Rex...
- Colts add Terry to offensive line Indianapolis Star The offseason shakeup of the Indianapolis Colts' offensive line continued with the addition of free-agent tackle Adam Terry. A 2005 second-round draft pick of the Baltimore Ravens, Terry agreed to a one-year contract with the Colts on Friday after a visit earlier in the week. He was a restricted free agent who was not tendered a one-year offer by the Ravens.
- Harris: Larry Johnson to make Portis look spry ESPN Christopher Harris looks at the fantasy implications of Larry Johnson's signing with the Washington Redskins.
- Eagles could have three top 20 fantasy quarterbacks ESPN ...as if). Basically there are a number of NFL teams that could use a quarterback, but fantasy football owners are probably not the least bit...
- Does Boldin make Flacco a better option? CBS Sports Anquan Boldin is out of Arizona, but what sort of impact will he have with the Ravens? Our Jamey Eisenberg recently caught up with Boldin, whose arrival in Baltimore just might make Joe Flacco an elite quarterback option in 2010.
- Harris: Mason back with Ravens, cuts into Boldin's value ESPN Christopher Harris looks at the fantasy implications of Derrick Mason re-signing with the Baltimore Ravens, and how it affects a much more crowded receiver situation.
- Derrick Mason brought back in Baltimore FFToolbox.com Suddenly, the AFC is the division of wide receiver duos. The Baltimore Ravens re-signed wideout Derrick Mason on Wednesday to a two-year, $8 million contract. Mason spent the past five seasons with the Ravens, never missing a game and representing the team's most trustworthy targets. Mason had wanted to play again for Baltimore all along, but said that he would only return to the game if he got a two-year deal. That's exactly what happened. Mason, 36, is a fossil compared to other solid wide receivers, but he is coming off his eighth 1,000-yard season, including his third in a row. He will te...
- Harris: Bryant gets slight bump after joining Bengals ESPN Christopher Harris looks at the fantasy implications of Antonio Bryant signing with the Cincinnati Bengals.