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Rich Gannon
Raiders head coach Norv Turner said in a conference call on Tuesday that Rich Gannon is still the team's starting quarterback, even after the signing of Kerry Collins. There has been speculation that Gannon would be released after June 1, but that appears not to be the case.

Kordell Stewart
Kordell Stewart has already been contacted by the Ravens to potentially be their backup quarterback in the wake of Anthony Wright's shoulder surgery, according to the Baltimore Sun.

[BPBlueSox]

Dammit...I don't want Kordell in the same division as the Steelers...

[Durango53]

Dammit...I don't want Kordell in the same division as the Steelers...
Why not??? If he is the QB then you know it is a win!!!! :wave1:

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Kyle Brady
Kyle Brady injured his knee in a pass-catching drill on Wednesday but was eventually able to walk off the field under his own power, according to the Florida Times-Union.

Damon Huard
Damon Huard attended the Chiefs practice on Wednesday and could be added to their roster before training camp, according to the Kansas City Star.

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Plaxico Burress
Steelers coach Bill Cowher would welcome Plaxico Burress back to the Steelers if he decides to eventually report to the team, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.


Brent Alexander
The Giants signed Brent Alexander to a four-year contract yesterday, according to the Newark Star-Ledger. He will challenge Omar Stoutmire for the team's starting free safety job.

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Daryl Gardener
The Cincinnati Enquirer cites two sources as saying that Daryl Gardener has reached agreement on a four-year, $9.3 million contract with the Bengals. The deal has yet to be officially announced.

Deangelo Hall
Rookie Deangelo Hall is currently listed as No. 1 on the Falcons depth chart at left cornerback after Tod McBride missed the team's April 30-May 2 minicamp with a strained hamstring, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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Hines Ward
Show him the money, too! After the Steelers gave Tommy Maddox a new deal yesterday, Hines Ward wondered why he wasn't getting one too, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "I'm happy for Tommy; I think he's well deserving of an extension," Ward said. "But why do Tommy and not Hines? That's the question I asked. I didn't get an answer."

Tiki Barber
Tiki Barber has changed the way he carries the ball in an attempt to cut down on his propensity for fumbling, according to the New York Daily News. He now carries the ball up near his chest.

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Mikhael Ricks (TE) Det
The Lions released tight end Mikhael Ricks on Friday. He became expendable when the team inked Stephen Alexander as a free agent last week.

Jeremy Shockey (TE) NYG
The New York Daily News reports that Jeremy Shockey has aggravated the stress fracture in his right foot that he sustained last year. He may be sidelined until training camp begins. A statement by the Giants yesterday didn't say whether the foot was again fractured or if the latest injury was simply related.

Matt Light (T) NE
Matt Light will undergo an appendectomy this weekend but should be ready for training camp, according to the Boston Globe.

Tim Couch (QB) Cle
The Browns haven't yet released Tim Couch because they want assurances that Couch won't file a grievance in the future, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The matter could stretch into next week.

Travis Brown (QB) Buf
The Bills are prepared to enter the season with Travis Brown as their backup to Drew Bledsoe after they released Alex Van Pelt in the spring, according to the Democrat and Chronicle.

Willis McGahee (RB) Buf
Willis McGahee said his surgically repaired knee is fine, according to the Buffalo News. "Right now, for what we're doing, he's full speed," head coach Mike Mularkey said during minicamp. "For me, personally, I don't think there's going to be a difference once we get rolling."

Ray Lewis (LB) Bal
Ray Lewis didn't practice this week due to his surgically repaired thumb, according to the Baltimore Sun. "It's good," he said. "The doctor went over the X-ray and he said everything was good. [This camp] is just preliminary stuff and new faces, young guys learning the tempo, and I don't want to go out there and reinjure it."

Keion Carpenter (S) Atl
The Falcons have placed Keion Carpenter on injured reserve after tearing the ACL in his right knee in workout drills last week.

Sean Jones (S) Cle
Browns second-round draft pick Sean Jones is likely to miss the entire 2004 season after tearing a ligament in his left knee in practice on Tuesday, according to the AP.

Itula Mili (TE) Sea
Itula Mili has rejoined the Seahawks after a brief holdout, according to the Seattle Times. It was unclear whether he had worked out a new contract, though.

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Tim Couch
The Browns finally and formally released Tim Couch on Friday, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The Packers are the front-runners to sign him, though the Lions, Niners, Falcons and Chiefs are interested.

Ty Law
Ty Law met with Pats coach Bill Belichick this week and it appears he will return to the team this season after threatening to hold out to get more money, according to the Boston Globe. "It was a good meeting," Law said. "I don't want to get into details, but we settled differences, and now we're out to accomplish the same mission. We're world champions, so you can't be upset or mad too long."

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Chris Perry (RB) Cin
Chris Perry missed the last two weeks of practice due to a hamstring injury, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. He has impressed the Bengals with his promptness and professionalism in keeping all of his appointments for treatment.

Erik Bickerstaff (RB) Dal
Cowboys reserve running back Erik Bickerstaff is expected to miss the upcoming season after tearing his Achilles tendon, according to the Dallas Morning News.

Dedric Ward (WR) NE
The Cowboys signed Dedric Ward to a one-year deal, according to the Dallas Morning News. He'll provide depth in case Antonio Bryant isn't able to stay on the team following his confrontation with coach Bill Parcells.

Eddie George (RB) Ten
The Tennessean reports that Eddie George and the Titans are getting close on a restructured contract that would keep him with the team.

Peter Warrick (WR) Cin
Peter Warrick practiced Friday for the first time in several weeks but said he'd be fully recovered from last season's knee injury by training camp, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Mikhael Ricks (TE) Det
The Lions released tight end Mikhael Ricks on Friday. He became expendable when the team inked Stephen Alexander as a free agent last week.

Jeremy Shockey (TE) NYG
The New York Daily News reports that Jeremy Shockey has aggravated the stress fracture in his right foot that he sustained last year. He may be sidelined until training camp begins. A statement by the Giants yesterday didn't say whether the foot was again fractured or if the latest injury was simply related.

Matt Light (T) NE
Matt Light will undergo an appendectomy this weekend but should be ready for training camp, according to the Boston Globe.

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Tedy Bruschi (LB) NE
The Patriots have extended the contract of Tedy Bruschi through the 2007 season, according to the AP. His new deal includes a total base salary of $4.6 million over the next four years.

Jake Delhomme (QB) Car
ESPN.com reports that Jake Delhomme has signed a five-year, $38 million contract extension with the Panthers. The deal includes a $12 million signing bonus.

Joe Nedney (K) Ten
Joe Nedney has fully recovered from the ACL injury that cost him last season, according to the Tennessean. "Joe is back. He is excited and he feels good," coach Jeff Fisher said. "The leg strength is there. This thing is behind Joe now. We are letting go of that injury and what happened last year and we are looking forward to a good year from Joe."

Jeremy Shockey (TE) NYG
It appears that Jeremy Shockey will undergo surgery on his troublesome right foot and probably will miss the first couple of weeks of training camp, according to the New York Daily News. "The dangerous thing about that is if I don't get it fixed, (the injury) probably won't occur in training camp, but it'll probably occur in Week 6 or Week 7," Shockey said. "And I don't want to miss any of the season so I might as well get it done now."

Tedy Bruschi (LB) NE
The Patriots signed Tedy Bruschi to a four-year contract extension yesterday, according to the Boston Globe. He was entering the final year of his former deal.

Ben Watson (TE) NE
Rookie tight end Ben Watson has been wearing a protective boot to help aid the healing of a strained Achilles tendon, though the injury is not believe to be serious, according to the Boston Globe.

Jason Gildon (LB) Pit
Jason Gildon will meet with the Bengals today, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. The free agent has already met with the Bills and Packers and may also visit Chicago.

Javin Hunter (WR) Bal
The Ravens have decided that the best chance for Javin Hunter to make the team is not as a wide receiver, but as a reserve cornerback and kickoff return specialist, according to the Baltimore Sun. "The defensive backfield coaches wanted to take a look at him," coach Brian Billick said. "Javin's got that type of speed and ability. We're going to give it a couple of days, then discuss it. We'll come back in camp and see what he wants to do with it."

Steve McNair (QB) Ten
Steve McNair took part in his first full practice yesterday since undergoing ankle surgery, according to the Tennessean. "It felt good," said McNair, who underwent arthroscopic surgery on the ankle in February. "I still want to take it slow. We wanted to go out there and at least try and push it a little bit and see how my foot was going to be."

Adewale Ogunleye (DE) Mia
The Dolphins lowered their one-year offer to Adewale Ogunleye by over $1 million yesterday and it looks more and more like he will not be taking part in training camp, according to the Miami Herald. He may even continue his holdout through the first seven games of the season. The Dolphins could suspend him for three games and he will need to play in at least six games to become a free agent in 2005.

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Emmitt Smith
Cardinals head coach Dennis Green has promoted Emmitt Smith to the No. 1 tailback position heading into training camp, according to ESPN.com's Len Pasquarelli. Marcel Shipp is now No. 2 on the depth chart. Green didn't give any reasons for the switch.

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Robert Holcombe (RB) Ten
The Titans intend to use fullback Robert Holcombe more often in passing situations this season, according to the Tennessean.

Eddie George (RB) Ten
Eddie George hasn't taken part in minicamps because he's still recovering from knee and ankle surgery, but he said he doesn't think it will affect his performance this season, according to the Tennessean. Still, it seems likely that his conditioning will be affected by not practicing during the summer.

Shane Walton (CB) StL
The Rams released Shane Walton on Friday.

Bernard Holsey (DT) StL
The Rams signed Bernard Holsey to a one-year deal on Friday, according to the AP. He started all 16 games for the Redskins last season, recording 41 tackles and 2.5 sacks.

Eric Kelly (DB) Min
Eric Kelly was released by the Vikings on Friday after failing to report for the final week of offseason workouts and asking for his release, according to the AP. He was projected to be Minnesota's fourth cornerback.

Jeremy Shockey (TE) NYG
Jeremy Shockey was still consulting with doctors about whether he should undergo surgery on his injured foot, according to the New York Daily News. If he has the procedure, it would likely be performed on Monday and would force him to miss at least the first two weeks of training camp.

Eric Crouch (WR) GB
Eric Crouch worked out at safety for the Chiefs yesterday, according to the KC Star. "He's a gifted athlete,” Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil said. “He's made up his mind that he wants to be a football player, not a quarterback, so we thought we'd bring him in and take a look.”

Corey Fuller (CB) Bal
Corey Fuller is expected to switch to safety this season, according to the Baltimore Sun. Most likely, he will be the primary backup at both safety spots, but the former cornerback will have a chance to beat out Will Demps to start.

Marcel Shipp (RB) ARZ
Marcel Shipp has lost his job as the Cardinals No. 1 running back as head coach Dennis Green has annoined Emmitt Smith to that position, according to ESPN.com's Len Pasquarelli. Green gave no reasons as to why he made the move.

Emmitt Smith (RB) ARZ
Cardinals head coach Dennis Green has promoted Emmitt Smith to the No. 1 tailback position heading into training camp. Marcel Shipp is now No. 2 on the depth chart. "I think as we try to counter punch teams and beat them over the top with big plays, we need a back who is really good at finding seams and getting up in the seams and I think [Smith] fits perfectly in our three wide receiver role," said Green.

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Sylvester Morris (WR) TB
Sylvester Morris had to be carted off the field yesterday when he turned his left knee during practice, according to the Tampa Tribune. "It does appear to be an injury that's serious," Bucs Coach Jon Gruden said.

Jeremy Shockey (TE) NYG
Jeremy Shockey underwent surgery on his right foot yesterday and is expected to miss at least the first two weeks of training camp, according to the New York Post. A screw was inserted into the fifth metatarsal in his right foot in the hopes it will repair the nagging problem with the bone.

Michael Pittman (RB) TB
Michael Pittman has been suspended for three games by the NFL as a result of his domestic abuse conviction stemming from an incident last year, according to ESPN.com's Len Pasquarelli.

Mikhael Ricks (TE) Det
The Bergen Record reports that the Jets are interested in free agent tight end Mikhael Ricks. Ricks played one season under current Jets offensive coordinator Paul Hackett in Kansas City.

Ty Law (CB) NE
Prosecutors in Miami dropped the final charge against Ty Law and he will face no further legal proceedings stemming from an incident where he led police on a brief foot chase.

Keenan McCardell (WR) TB
Keenan McCardell skipped all 14 "voluntary" practices with the Bucs this offseason and intends to skip a mandatory three-day minicamp that begins today, according to the St. Petersburg Times. McCardell is looking for a new contract that will pay him like a No. 1 receiver.

Bo Schobel (DE) Ten
Titans rookie defensive end Bo Schobel will undergo surgery to repair a foot injury that is virtually the same as the one suffered by Jevon Kearse, according to the Nashville Tennessean. Schobel is expected to need 8-to-14 weeks to recover.

Adewale Ogunleye (DE) Mia
The Washington Times reports that the Redskins offered a first-round draft pick to the Dolphins in exchange for pass rusher Adewale Ogunleye. The Dolphins didn't bite but could change their minds if Ogunleye is still holding out into training camp.

Adewale Ogunleye (DE) Mia
Two teams have expressed interest in acquiring the disgruntled Adewale Ogunleye from the Dolphins, according to the Sun-Sentinel. The Redskins and Jaguars likely are the two teams most interested in his services. While the Dolphins haven't had any serious discussions about a trade, they may listen if it's a good offer.

Robert Holcombe (RB) Ten
The Titans intend to use fullback Robert Holcombe more often in passing situations this season, according to the Tennessean.

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Sylvester Morris
The Tampa Tribune reports that Sylvester Morris will miss the upcoming season due to a torn ACL.


Keenan McCardell
The agent for Keenan McCardell said that contract negotiations with the Bucs are at a standstill and his client is willing to sit out the entire season if a new deal isn't worked out, according to the St. Peterbsurg Times.

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Dedric Ward
Dedric Ward will require surgery to repair a broken foot sustained on Tuesday, according to the Dallas Morning News. Just signed by the Cowboys, Ward will need 4-6 weeks to recover. Training camp begins July 30.

Antowain Smith
The Bucs worked out Antowain Smith yesterday, according to the Tampa Tribune. The club didn't say if a signing was imminent. The Patriots decided to let him go during the offseason.

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Marco Coleman
Marco Coleman said a couple of weeks ago he planned to retire, but he's changed his mind and will suit up for the Broncos this season, according to ESPN's Len Pasquarelli.

Bo Schobel
Titans coach Jeff Fisher said the foot injury sustained by Bo Schobel was "worse than anticipated," according to the Tennessean. He won't be able to put any weight on the foot for the next month, though he could return to action in 8-12 weeks.

[rowdyBostonfan]

I have a complete listing of Pats transactions here (http://www.patriotsweekly.com/index.php?module=ContentExpress&func=display&ceid=12)
check it out :)

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Randy McMichael
Randy McMichael was arrested Tuesday for allegedly hitting his pregnant wife, according to the AP. McMichael was charged with aggravated battery on a pregnant woman, a second-degree felony that is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.

Robert Ferguson
The Packers signed Robert Ferguson to a five-year contract extension on Tuesday. He is coming off his best season in which he posted career highs in catches (38), receiving yards (520) and touchdown receptions (four).

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Darrin Smith (LB) NO
Darrin Smith agreed to rework his contract and take a $1.35 million cut in his base salary with the Saints, according to the Times-Picayune. He's expected to be a reserve this season after starting 51 games over the last four seasons.

Randy McMichael (TE) Mia
A decision regarding what charges Randy McMichael might face for allegedly assaulting his pregnant wife won't be made for several weeks, according to the Sun-Sentinel. If convicted, he likely will face a suspension by the NFL.

Kevin Ware (TE) Was
The Redskins cut Kevin Ware Thursday, following his arrest this week for public intoxication, according to the Washington Times.

Peter Boulware (LB) Bal
Although Peter Boulware has been cleared to increase the rehab of his injured right knee, he admitted he wasn't sure he'd be ready when the regular season gets going, according to the Baltimore Sun.

Wade Smith (T) Mia
An MRI revealed that Wade Smith sustained no structural damage to his knee when he injured it this week, according to the Miami Herald. He was diagnosed with a sprained ligament and should be ready for training camp.

Shane Walton (CB) StL
The Steelers signed free agent Shane Walton yesterday, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. He was recently released by the Rams.

Wade Smith (T) Mia
Dolphins tackle Wade Smith injured his right knee and ankle during an informal workout, according to the Miami Herald. He was awaiting the results of an MRI to find out the severity of the injury.

Robert Ferguson (WR) GB
The Packers signed Robert Ferguson to a five-year contract extension on Tuesday. He is coming off his best season in which he posted career highs in catches (38), receiving yards (520) and touchdown receptions (four).

Randy McMichael (TE) Mia
Randy McMichael was arrested Tuesday for allegedly hitting his pregnant wife, according to the AP. McMichael was charged with aggravated battery on a pregnant woman, a second-degree felony that is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.

Kevin Ware (TE) Was
Kevin Ware was arrested in Houston early Sunday morning for public intoxication, according to the Washington Post. Public intoxication is a Class C misdemeanor and carries a maximum fine of $500.

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Marshall Faulk
KTRS radio in St. Louis is reporting that Marshall Faulk could either sit out the 2004 season or see limited action because of his balky knee.

Otis Smith
The Patriots released cornerback Otis Smith on Wednesday, less than three months after re-signing him, according to the AP. The team offered no explanation for the move.

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Jamal Reynolds
The AP reports that Jamal Reynolds was waived by the Packers, who reacquired his rights after he failed a physical, voiding his trade to the Colts.

Jeremiah Trotter
The Eagles signed Jeremiah Trotter to a one-year contract on Wednesday. Trotter spent the first four years of his career in Philadelphia, and he must pass a physical before this deal becomes official.

[Peep]

darrin smith is an outstanding player. Interested to see on his performance.

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Eddie George
The agent for Eddie George said yesterday he believes the Titans will work out a deal with his client soon, according to the Tennessean. The Titans want George to take a huge paycut or be released. At this time they can't agree on the amount to be paid George if he stays.

Orlando Pace
The Rams and Orlando Pace can begin talks on a long-term contract today, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Both sides want such a deal, but they aren't in agreement yet on the amount of a signing bonus.

[>TC<]

I just heard on the radio that George could be released by this afternoon.


TC

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Eddie George
Eddie George is expected to decide soon, likely this weekend, whether he will take the Titans' final offer of a reduced salary to remain with the club, according to the Tennessean.

Stanley Pritchett
The Falcons signed Stanley Pritchett to a one-year deal on Friday, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He'll provide depth at fullback and likely will have no fantasy value.

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Chad Pennington
The Jets and Chad Pennington will continue discussions on a contract extension through August but will cut off talks until after the season if something isn't reached by then, according to Newsday. "I have made it clear that once the month of August is over, negotiations will stop if nothing has been reached," Pennington said.

Joe Jurevicius
The Bucs are growing concerned about whether Joe Jurevicius will be over his knee surgery before training camp begins next week, according to the St Petersburg Times. "We hope to get Jurevicius back," coach Jon Gruden said. "There is still some concern as to his physical status. We'll find that out next week."

[fuchu130]

eddie george: gone! to the cowboys. gay.

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Steven Jackson
The Rams signed rookie Steven Jackson to a five-year contract yesterday, according to the St. Petersburg Times.

Sean Taylor
Although the Redskins don't expect Sean Taylor to be around when passing camp begins today, the two sides are making progress on contract negotiations, according to the Washington Post.

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Marcel Shipp
The ankle injury Marcel Shipp sustained in practice Friday is worse than initially thought, and he may miss the entire season as a result, according to the Arizona Republic. Besides dislocating his ankle, he will require surgery to repair a fractured left fibula.

Willis McGahee
Willis McGahee took part in yesterday's scrimmage against the Browns and took some hits for the first time since wrecking his knee in the Fiesta Bowl in January of 2003, according to the Buffalo News. "Today was a good day," McGahee said. "They were coming after me, and it felt good to get hit for the first time. I was a little nervous on the first series, but after the second series when I kind of got into a rhythm, everything went good for me."

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Jon Jansen
The Redskins have lost tackle Jon Jansen for the season after he ruptured his Achilles tendon during last night's exhibition game, according to the Baltimore Sun. Team captain Jansen had never missed a game in five years as a starter with the Redskins.

Michael Vick
Michael Vick looked good in practice yesterday and will start Thursday's exhibition game, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He's been troubled by a sore hamstring and a blistered thumb recently.

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Charles Woodson
Charles Woodson and the Raiders appear to be getting closer in contract negotiations, as the Raiders have boosted their offer to the point it would make him the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL, according to the Contra Costa Times.

Johnnie Morton
Johnnie Morton remains sidelined by an Achilles injury that may be more serious than originally thought, according to the KC Star. "I was just jogging and felt something pop,” Morton said. “Since then I've been getting different opinions on it, but I don't know when it's going to be right. Right now, we're just taking it day to day.”

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Kevin Thomas
Kevin Thomas cracked a bone in his left hand and is expected to miss the Bills preseason opener on Sunday, according to the AP. Thomas doesn't expect to be out for an extended period of time.

Charlie Batch
The Steelers placed Charlie Batch on injured reserve after he had season-ending arthroscopic surgery on his knee on Friday morning, according to the Sports Network. Kurt Kittner has been signed to replace Batch.

[Durango53]

Batch hurt now that is a news story we didnt see coming!!!

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Wayne Chrebet
Wayne Chrebet was scratched from the preseason opener for the Jets with a strained groin, according to the New York Daily News.

Ben Watson
The Boston Globe reports that Ben Watson ended his relationship with agent Tom Condon and agreed to a six-year contract with the Patriots, ending his holdout.

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Deion Sanders
A league source told the Baltimore Sun yesterday that Deion Sanders is leaning toward playing for the Ravens this year, barring a setback in his training regimen or a "last-minute change of heart," according to the Baltimore Sun. Although it sounded like he could return from his retirement in a couple of weeks, ESPN reported yesterday that he may wait to see if the Ravens are still in contention in October or November before he commits.

Champ Bailey
Champ Bailey lined up as a wide receiver in practice yesterday, according to the Denver Post. The Broncos likely will use him on third-down passing plays. He caught 47 passes for 744 yards and five touchdowns as a junior with Georgia.

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Todd Heap
Todd Heap left last night's exhibition game with a bruised shoulder, according to the Baltimore Sun. Although he did not return, the injury is not believed to be serious.

Correll Buckhalter
Correll Buckhalter will have an MRI taken today to confirm that he tore the patella tendon in his right knee last night, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Eagles coach Andy Reid said he was "99 percent sure" that was the case and that Buckhalter would miss the entire season as a result.

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Marty Booker
If the Bears can reach a contract agreement with Adewale Ogunleye, they will trade Marty Booker to the Dolphins for the Pro Bowl defensive end, according to the AP. A contract is not imminent at this time, but the two sides are talking.

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Fred Taylor
The Florida Times-Union reports that Fred Taylor will miss Friday's exhibition game, and perhaps the final game next week, due to a sprained foot. Jags coach Jack Del Rio said the injury was minor and the club is simply being cautious with Taylor.

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J.P. Losman
J.P. Losman injured his left ankle in practice on Tuesday, according to the AP. The severity of the injury is not yet known.

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Chris Brown
The Titans don't plan to sub Antowain Smith in on short-yardage situations, so Chris Brown should handle all the work as the starter, according to the Tennessean. "We are still trying to get a feel for Chris and how much we can ride him," said offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger. "If that is regular season, Chris is going to stay in there unless he is raising his hand and he's dead."

Charles Woodson
The agent for Charles Woodson said his client will end his holdout and join the Raiders next week, even though the two sides are no closer to working out a long-term deal, according to the Contra Costa Times.

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Michael Bennett
Michael Bennett is questionable for the season opener for the Vikings after an MRI revealed more damage than expected in his injured right knee. Bennett could miss up to three weeks of action.

Michael Vick
Michael Vick was held out of Saturday night's preseason game after feeling tightness in his strained hamstring during pre-game warmups.

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Kurt Warner
Giants coach Tom Coughlin announced that Kurt Warner has beaten out Eli Manning for the team's starting quarterback job. It remains to be seen whether Warner will be able to hang onto the job, especially on a team with offensive line questions.

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Mike Anderson
Mike Anderson will see a specialist today for the groin injury he suffered in Friday's game, according to the Denver Post. There are indications that Anderson could have up to two tears in his left groin. He could be back in two months, or he could miss the entire season.

Hugh Douglas
The Jaguars released Hugh Douglas on Monday as they continue to revamp their defensive line. Douglas had a less than stellar preseason, registering only four total tackles and four quarterback pressures.

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Tyrone Wheatley
After a strong preseason, Tyrone Wheatley has a strong grip on the featured back role for the Raiders, according to the Contra Costa Times.

ReShard Lee
ReShard Lee has played well enough that he's reportedly caught the eye of the Dolphins, according to the Sun-Sentinel. The team may try to acquire Lee from the Cowboys either through a trade or the waiver wire. Lee has rushed for 46 yards on 12 carries in the Cowboys first two preseason games.

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Tyrone Calico
Tyrone Calico will undergo athroscopic surgery on his injured left knee today, according to the Tennessean. He'll need 2-3 weeks to recover, so he'll miss at least the first game of the season. Calico also has a sprained ligament in his right knee.

Todd Heap
Recovering from a bruised shoulder, Todd Heap returned to practice yesterday, though he will not play in tomorrow's exhibition game, according to the Baltimore Sun.

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Jeremy Shockey
Recovering from foot surgery and a hamstring injury, Jeremy Shockey is not expected to play in the Giants' preseason finale, according to the New York Daily News.

Santana Moss
Santana Moss will make his preseason debut in the Jets' final exhibition game, according to the New York Daily News. He's been out with a hamstring injury.

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Charles Rogers
Lions head coach Steve Mariucci confirmed in his press conference on Monday morning that Charles Roger will miss the rest of the 2004 season with a broken collarbone.

Shaun Alexander
Mike Holmgren told a Seattle radio station that Shaun Alexander could miss one or two games with his knee injury. However, Alexander will also undergo an MRI to make sure he didn't suffer a serious injury. Maurice Morris will start while Alexander is out.