Archive for September, 2009

Colts to sign former Eagles WR Baskett

Veteran WR Hank Baskett, who was released by the Eagles on Tuesday, has agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the Colts, according to his agent. Baskett is expected to sign the contract this morning and practice with the Colts today.

Eager to see if Buffalo can bounce back

While this game might not register on the must-see list, I am curious to see if Buffalo has the fortitude to bounce back from a heartbreaking loss to New England. I’m also eager to see if it makes some tweaks to the offense that should challenge the offensive line, quarterback Trent Edwards, and the team’s wide receivers.

Cutler ‘disappointed’ in performance, vows to improve

NFL Network’s Scott Hanson reported from Lake Forest, Ill., on Wednesday with the latest on, about and from Jay Cutler, who called his Week 1 performance disappointing.

Around the League: Belichick’s plan for Jets

In my Around The League segment on Total Access today with Rich Eisen, we discussed how Bill Belichick and the Patriots will attack rookie QB Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets and the latest on holdout Michael Crabtree’s situation with the 49ers.

Goodell: Rules on reporting injuries important

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell joined NFL Network’s Total Access on Wednesday, chatting with host Rich Eisen about the league’s fines levied against the New York Jets and former coach Eric Mangini.

Fantasy owners, it’s time to worry about RB Thomas

Pierre Thomas was supposed to be a fantasy asset this season. But an injured knee and the emergence of Mike Bell could make him more likely to be a disappointment.

Vanden Bosch, Ruud talking contract

Neither defensive star is on the cusp of a new deal, but contract talks are ongoing.

Jets fined $125,000 for manipulating injury report

The NFL has assessed $125,000 in fines for violations of the league’s injury reporting policy by the New York Jets last season.

Contract extension for Pro Bowl FB Sellers

Redskins FB Mike Sellers’ contract was set to expire in 2010, now runs through 2014, including a max of $1 million in new bonus money.

Roundup: Chargers stayed healthy … for 30 minutes

The Chargers are dealing with numerous injuries on the offensive line in the wake of their win over the Raiders on Monday night.

Long claimed off waivers by Chiefs

Wide receiver Lance Long, one of five players featured in the On The Fringe series, was claimed off waivers by the Kansas City Chiefs after being released Monday by the Arizona Cardinals.

Looking ahead to Week 2 matchups

Well, it’s time again to take a stroll through the schedule and make a case for why each game is compelling. It will be hard for Week 2 to measure up to the opening weekend in terms of wild finishes, great games and individual brilliance, but who knows? Maybe it will be more of the same.

Week 1 guys who Put Up Their Dukes

Every week we will highlight the great performances that didn’t make NFL Total Access. These are the guys who do the grunt work.

Niners president wants to meet with Crabtree

NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora has confirmed a Santa Rosa Press Democrat report that 49ers president Jed York has offered to hold a face-to-face meeting with holdout Michael Crabtree.

Teams to honor Hispanic Heritage Month this week

NFL teams will host community events and gameday celebrations throughout Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15). This week, the Atlanta Falcons, Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs will celebrate the month.

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