By Matt Sohn
March 7, 2008

Friday, March 7, 2008

Larry Fitzgerald's enormous salary is making for a difficult offseason in Arizona.

The Eagles continue to reshape their defense, cutting LB Takeo Spikes.

Injury-riddled LB Dan Morgan looks like he'll soon be calling New Orleans home.

Tom Brady's father says that his son won't demand a blockbuster extension.

The Ravens have added one of the league's elite special teams performers.

Don't expect Brett Favre to spending time with the Packers now that he's retired.

Trent Green has checked out medically, and could be going back to the Rams.

Thursday, March 6, 2008

One Charlotte columnist believes the Panthers acting prudently by avoiding the high-priced free agents.

Bills great Steve Christie officially ended his career in fitting fashion.

The signing of DT Jimmy Kennedy highlighted a busy Wednesday in Jacksonville.

They won't be shelling out top dollar, but the 49ers are looking for a few more guys to plug in along the offensive line.

The Jets are taking a look at one of the UFA defenders of their rivals in Foxborough.

Defensive shortcomings were the culprit of the Patriots Super Bowl loss, and the "D" looks to be a sore spot in 2008, too.

Count Eli Manning among those who are glad that the Giants decided to extend Tom Coughlin's contract.

LB Boss Bailey could be reunited with his older brother, Champ, in Denver.

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

Recently signed OLB Calvin Pace recognizes that he has a lot to prove and live up to after the Jets inked him to a blockbuster deal.

With his parents living in Jacksonville, new Jaguars CB Drayton Florence is comfortable in his new setting.

At 35, new 49ers WR Isaac Bruce believes he still has some good years left in his body.

WR Marty Booker feels at home back in Chicago after a brief, disappointing stint in Miami.

The Seahawks made a "big" addition to their offensive backfield.

In search of more life in the passing game, the Bills are taking a hard look at TE Ben Troupe.

Just one day after re-signing Randy Moss, the Patriots agreed to terms with No. 3 WR Jabar Gaffney.

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

The Steelers inked a quality third-down back to their offensive arsenal.

With Shaun Alexander's future in Seattle in limbo, the Seahawks are meeting with another bruising running back.

After losing out on some quality defensive linemen, the Bengals finally landed one.

Feeling that he had some unfinished business in New England, Randy Moss re-signed with the Patriots.

As if the Bucs didn't have enough quarterbacks already on their roster, they have added a Bears castoff to the list.

The Jets have clearly stated that they are on a mission to improve after their impressive offseason haul.

The Dolphins successfully re-signed one of the only UFA defenders they wanted to keep in Miami.

Monday, March 3, 2008

The Patriots and Randy Moss appear to be getting closer on reaching a contract agreement.

In San Diego, Michael Turner's departure to Atlanta was looked on as somewhat inevitable.

While most Cleveland football fans are busy thinking about their free-agent windfall, former Browns QB Bernie Kosar has his mind elsewhere.

The Jets' defensive tranformation is in full swing.

Ben Roethlisberger is an insanely weathly man today.

One Miami columnist believes Bill Parcells' words can't be taken at face value.

The Broncos have begun reshaping their LB corps.