The Eagles and Patriots have offers on the table for free-agent DE Julius Peppers, who’s currently on his way to Chicago to visit the Bears.

The Eagles have agreed to terms with FB Leonard Weaver on a three-year deal worth $11 million (and could be valued at $12 million with incentives) and includes $6.5 million guaranteed, according to league sources.

As teams are busy releasing players and extending tenders to their restricted free agents at a dizzying pace on the eve of free agency, we’re still waiting for word on Julius Peppers.

Representatives for defensive end Julius Peppers met with the Bears at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis over the weekend, according to a report on the Chicago Tribune’s Web site.

Two important facts didn’t stop Michael Vick from discussing his future on an Atlanta radio station over the weekend as if he were a free agent or could control which team he is traded to.

Could the Eagles be eying Julius Peppers? What is the running back situation for the Jets? Who will be left on Arizona’s roster after March 5? Find out all the news making its way around the Web Sunday.

One day after the Philadelphia Eagles announced that they would be releasing RB Brian Westbrook following eight seasons in Philadelphia, Westbrook appeared on 97.5 The Fanatic ESPN Radio in Philadelphia to squash any talk about retirement and about what comes next.

Browns team president Mike Holmgren thinks the quarterbacks not throwing at the combine are making a mistake.

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.

If new Redskins running backs coach Bobby Turner’s words are any indication, the team might stick with Clinton Portis.

Kevin Kolb shot down rumors that he’s engaged in contract talks with the Eagles during a radio interview Tuesday.

Brian Westbrook wants to play football in 2010. Whether that happens with the Eagles, he isn’t quite sure.

Torry Holt enjoyed some of his best years under Mike Martz’s tutelage in St. Louis. So now that Holt has been released by the Jaguars and Martz is the Bears’ offensive coordinator, should we expect a reunion in Chicago?

Michael Vick likely will always be known for his seemingly unlimited potential. Now, after he resumed his career with the Eagles following his incarceration, Vick stunningly admitted that he didn’t work as hard as he could have during his time with the Falcons (2001-06).

Eagles RB Brian Westbrook battled concussions had a disappointing 2009 season, appearing in only eight games while posting the worst totals since his rookie year in 2002.