NFL 2009

[Vendetta]

Continuing to use the salary-cap space freed up by the Matt Cassel trade, the Patriots reached an agreement with former Redskins cornerback Shawn Springs on Thursday.

Bills running back Marshawn Lynch has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of carrying a firearm in a vehicle in California, and released a statement through his attorney Gerald Schwartzbach.

Philadelphia traded wide receiver Greg Lewis to New England. Terms still to come.

The Lions will not distribute Corey Smith’s jersey No. 93 this season, as the organization continues to deal with his disappearance, according to the Detroit Free Press. The team has stopped short of making plans for a memorial, but for right now, no Lion will wear No. 93.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that WR Javon Walker did a major restructuring of his contract to remain with the Raiders.

Vince Young told owner Bud Adams that he is not going to ask for a trade, but instead will work to get his job back.

[Your Mom]

Good for Young. I really hope he battles back and becomes the player everyone thought he could be

[Hellfire]

I can't see the Patriots signing TO unless he signs for the minimum for one year and that will never happen. Even if it did, I'm not too sure that he is controllable. He's just a loose cannon and a douchebag.

[Maxx]

He'd get in a fight with Randy Moss over his jersey number the first day he's there.

[BuddyAwesome]

I for one think it's too bad that the 49ers don't want TO! They need more star players to really put themselves into contention!

[Smokey B]

Yeah, Pats are definitely not going to bother. They just traded for Greg Lewis from the Eagles and signed Shawn Springs today. I really can't predict who he'll land with, it all depends on how picky he is as far as teams go - I'm under the impression he wants a ring, but he might not pass up a really huge deal.

[DMN in the House]

I find it hilarious that any time a player's name is mentioned, I Love Pokemon is quick to be in here mentioning the Vikings.

Also, Javon Walker restructuring his contract is great. If he can come back and be half the reciever he could be, he'd be better than anyone in Oakland since Moss.

[I Love Pokemon]

I find it hilarious that any time a player's name is mentioned, I Love Pokemon is quick to be in here mentioning the Vikings.

Also, Javon Walker restructuring his contract is great. If he can come back and be half the reciever he could be, he'd be better than anyone in Oakland since Moss.

thats not saying much, considering Moss wasn't very good for Oakland. he mostly sucked in oakland. But Walker if he stays healthy should be pretty good.

So, I love the vikings and i mentioned i wished they would find some way to get him, is that a crime? is it a crime to hope my favorite team gets a player to make them better.

[Lint]

The Pats trading for Greg Lewis is really a surprise to me. As an Eagles fan, I had a bit of a soft spot for GLew...he made some good plays when given the chance. But so far our wideouts are shaping to be D. Jax, Kevin Curtis, Jason Avant and Reggie Brown...figure we'll work Westbrook in there on a few 5 wideout sets unless we draft or sign some of the lone remain FA wideouts there are.

[gunnar hendershow]

Eagles will probably draft a wideout in the draft's early rounds. As well as a RB to backup and eventually replace Westbrook. Don't see much point for them to sign one right now.

[Syrjis]

I find it hilarious that any time a player's name is mentioned, I Love Pokemon is quick to be in here mentioning the Vikings.

Gotta catch 'em all?

[Smokey B]

Eagles will probably draft a wideout in the draft's early rounds. As well as a RB to backup and eventually replace Westbrook. Don't see much point for them to sign one right now.

Yeah, the wideout draft class this year is REALLY deep, which is also why I can't see the Pats (or most teams for that matter) dropping a huge wad of cash for TO. This year, odds are you can get a second day receiver that will turn out to be pretty decent.

[Lint]

I don't see the Ravens or Vikings making an attempt for T.O. Both head coaches are former Eagles coaches, so they've had first hand experience with the crap that he pulls

[Szumi]

The RB is more of a concern to me than any other spot right now. Westbrook is versatile, but he's too injury prone and not powerful to run in between the tackles. I am hoping and praying they take Beanie Wells with their first pick, and then try and add depth to the offensive line. The depth is starting to get thing at tackles by losing Thomas and Runyan; Andrews is a great replacement, but the depth sucks. Winston Justice? Anyone remember that "great" performance he had two years a go against NY?

[alldaws1]

Have Thomas and Runyan actually gone? I knew they were free agents but I hadn't read anything about any contact with other teams.

[Szumi]

I don't believe they've signed with other teams, but the Eagles have made it pretty clear they have no intentions of re-signing the two men. So essentially, they're gone.

[alldaws1]

Runyan to Dallas! We could do with replacing the false start machine.

The Cowboys have signed Igor Olshansky to replace Chris Canty.

[DMN in the House]

The RB is more of a concern to me than any other spot right now. Westbrook is versatile, but he's too injury prone and not powerful to run in between the tackles. I am hoping and praying they take Beanie Wells with their first pick, and then try and add depth to the offensive line. The depth is starting to get thing at tackles by losing Thomas and Runyan; Andrews is a great replacement, but the depth sucks. Winston Justice? Anyone remember that "great" performance he had two years a go against NY?

You're complaining about Westbrook being injury prone, yet you want Beanie Wells? The knock on him is that he's injury prone.

[I Love Pokemon]

Wells is way more injury prone then Westbrook.

Personally i think the Eagles should draft Ian Johnson, they could probably get him in the second, the guy is a good back and him and Westbrook would do great together.

[Vendetta]

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the Oakland Raiders have no interest in signing wide receiver Terrell Owens — or any other big-name player, for that matter.