Newly signed Bills RB Fred Jackson shed some light on what he and his teammates feel about the addition of Terrell Owens.

Tony Gonzalez shared some pointed thoughts during a radio interview on Wednesday, calling his last two seasons with the rebuilding Chiefs “incredibly frustrating.”

After spending some time around the New York Jets this week, I came away thinking about where that team is headed under Rex Ryan and his infectious attitude.

It’s only May, but fantasy football owners should still be taking note of the current state of affairs in the Jets backfield.

NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi reported Wednesday the Baltimore Ravens have placed offensive tackle Willie Anderson on the Reserve/Retired list.

Recently released linebacker Pisa Tinoisamoa is scheduled to visit with the Buffalo Bills, The Buffalo News reports.

According to The Philadelphia Inquirer, Eagles coach Andy Reid said in an interview with 610 WIP-AM that the team looked into acquiring Arizona WR Anquan Boldin before the draft.

Cardinals general manager Rod Graves has spoken with the agents for safety Adrian Wilson and linebacker Karlos Dansby in recent days, reports Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic.

Defensive end Jason Taylor is returning to the Miami Dolphins after agreeing to a one-year, $1.5 million contract Wednesday. Taylor, Miami’s all-time leading sack specialist, re-joins the Dolphins after spending last season with the Washington Redskins, who traded a second-round pick to Miami for Taylor before the 2008 season.

Cincinnati Bengals rookie offensive tackle Andre Smith has decided not to fire agent Rick Smith after a conversation Wednesday morning.

Alvin Keels, the agent for Leon Washington, said he hopes to re-establish dialogue with the Jets regarding stalled contract talks that have led to his client opting not to participate in the team’s voluntary workouts the past two days.

Cowboys QB Tony Romo failed in his attempt to make the U.S. Open, shooting an 80 in local qualifying at Dallas National Golf Club on Monday, according to the Dallas Morning News.

The Buccaneers seem to have more contestants for quarterback than your typical American Idol audition, but veteran Luke McCown isn’t backing down.

NFL Network analyst Warren Sapp played in Tampa Bay for nine seasons, winning one Super Bowl and making seven Pro Bowls as a Buccaneer. On Tuesday, Sapp held court with the local media at the Bucs’ new practice facility and had some pointed comments for newly acquired TE Kellen Winslow.

Washington Redskins TE Chris Cooley stopped by the NFL Network set today and I had a few minutes to catch up with him for a quick photo.