Facebook Twitter RSS Email

News Buzz

RSS Feed

Seahawks sign third-rounder

Seattle Seahawks
07/24/2007 6:36 PM
CBS Sportsline.com reports third-round pick DT Brandon Mebane signed with the Seattle Seahawks on Tuesday, leaving just two draft choices unsigned with training camp starting at the end of this week. Mebane, a defensive tackle from California, was taken with the 85th pick. The 6-foot-1, 314-pound Mebane is expected to join Seattle's rotation on running downs. The Seahawks' defensive front was depleted by injuries last season. Read more

Ravens sign four rookies, including Smith

Baltimore Ravens
07/24/2007 6:20 PM
AP reports former Ohio State QB Troy Smith was one of four rookies the Baltimore Ravens signed to three-year contracts Tuesday. The defending AFC North champions also signed University of Maryland OT Jared Gaither, who was a fifth-round supplemental pick. Yamon Figurs was also signed as a wide receiver and return specialist, and LB Prescott Burgess was also signed, the team said. Read more

Bears agree to 6-year extension with CB Tillman

Chicago Bears
07/24/2007 6:17 PM
AP reports the Chicago Bears and CB Charles Tillman and agreed Tuesday on a six-year contract extension. Tillman, a second-round draft choice in 2003, now could be with the Bears through the 2013 season. He has started 49 games in four seasons. Read more

Saints, WR Meachem agree to five-year deal

New Orleans Saints
07/24/2007 12:46 PM
ESPN’s John Clayton reports the last thing WR Robert Meachem wanted to do was show up late for the start of New Orleans Saints training camp. Since the draft, Meachem had to lose a few pounds and suffered a minor knee injury that cost him time in the team's offseason program. To get his career off to a good start, Meachem reached agreement on a five-year contract with New Orleans that allows him to report to training camp on time. Meachem agreed Tuesday morning to the deal, which could max out at $11.3 million. Included in it is $5.71 million in guaranteed money. The contract and the guarantees came in at more than eight percent better than the 27th pick in last year's NFL draft. Read more