Archive for February, 2010

McCoy to see increased value with Westbrook release

With Brian Westbrook’s time in Philadelphia done, fantasy owners should look for LeSean McCoy to have a breakout season in 2010.

Report: Chargers’ Jackson pleads guilty to DUI

Chargers WR Vincent Jackson was sentenced to four days in jail and five years of probation after pleading guilty to a DUI charge, the San Diego City Attorney’s Office told KGTV on Monday night.

Report: Steelers could put franchise tag on Hampton

The Steelers are prepared to use the franchise tag on NT Casey Hampton if the two sides can’t agree to a long-term contract before Thursday’s deadline, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Tuesday.

Lions soliciting offers for No. 2 draft pick

The Detroit Lions are actively shopping the second overall pick in April’s draft, according to a league source, and would be very comfortable trading down, looking to stockpile three or four assets.

Agent: Martin, Packers agree to two-year extension

Safety Derrick Martin agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Packers, his agent told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Monday.

Saints choose not to place franchise tag on Sharper

The Saints informed FS Darren Sharper on Monday that they will not apply the franchise tag to him, according to a league source.

Tomlinson release has implications for 2010 season

The release of LaDainian Tomlinson has the Chargers backfield in a state of limbo from a fantasy perspective.

Agent: Mawae definitely will hit market

Kevin Mawae‘s agent, Mark Bartelstein, told The Tennessean on Monday that he expects his client to be a free agent starting March 5, saying there’s no progress in negotiations with the team.

Roundup: QB aside, Lions will draft by talent

Expect the Lions not to focus on one particular position when they draft No. 2 overall in April.

Report: Patriots DT Wilfork receives franchise tag

The Patriots have used their franchise tag on veteran DT Vince Wilfork, Comcast Sports New England reported Monday, meaning he will be paid $7.003 million next season to stay with the team.

Sources raise red flags on Peppers

While five-time Pro Bowler Julius Peppers is less than a week away from likely becomming an unrestricted free agent — with several seeing New England as a strong suitor — questions are surfacing over his passion for football.

Williams’ murder may be reason Marshall wants out

While Brandon Marshall‘s contentious relationship with coach Josh McDaniels has led many to speculate the receiver will ultimately be traded this offseason, Mike Klis of The Denver Post attributes Marshall’s discomfort in Denver to the murder of teammate Darrent Williams.

Moss predicts 2010 will be his last season with Patriots

Star WR Randy Moss doesn’t expect to be with the Patriots beyond next season, according to multiple published reports.

Lewis wants Williams, Johnson back with Bengals

With the Bengals now in their offseason, it’s clear coach Marvin Lewis wants safety Roy Williams and defensive tackle Tank Johnson re-signed.

Roundup: Dansby may be an option for Giants

If LB Karlos Dansby is available in free agency, it might be wise for the Giants to pursue his services.

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