Carolina Panthers 07/24/2007 8:54 AMThe Charlotte Observer reports Carolina Panthers practices could be a lot more interesting this season. OT Kenyatta Walker, who had a long-running feud with Carolina DE Julius Peppers, could be joining the team. Walker, a free agent, will visit with the Panthers today or Wednesday, a league source said. Walker spent the past six seasons with Tampa Bay, and his matchups against Peppers turned into a verbal and physical feud. If Walker signs with the Panthers, the two could square off in daily sessions.Read more
Atlanta Falcons 07/24/2007 8:49 AMThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports in another off-the-field incident involving the Falcons, second-year S Jimmy Williams received a summons for misdemeanor marijuana possession June 6 in Goochland County, Va. The case has been continued until January, 2008, according to the Falcons. "The club is aware of the incident and Jimmy is contesting the matter," Falcons vice president of communications Reggie Roberts said Monday night.Read more
Indianapolis Colts 07/24/2007 8:44 AMThe Indianapolis Star reports the Indianapolis Colts won't pressure OT Tarik Glenn into making an official announcement regarding his retirement, or lobby him to return for an 11th season, president Bill Polian said. But Polian told the left offensive tackle the situation needs to be resolved before the team reports to training camp in Terre Haute this weekend. "I can only tell you he's clearly thinking this over,'' Polian said Monday. "I think he's weighing the pros and cons. "I've told him when he's ready, obviously sometime before Saturday, let us know and we'll talk it through.''Read more
Cleveland Browns 07/24/2007 8:35 AMAP reports Browns C LeCharles Bentley was cleared by his surgeon to return to the playing field on Monday, another major step in his unexpected comeback from a career-threatening knee injury. "I passed it," Bentley said excitedly on the phone from New York. "I'm good to go." Bentley had a physical with Dr. Russell Warren, the New York Giants' team physician who performed two operations on the two-time Pro Bowler, whose injury was complicated by a staph infection. Bentley's first season with the Browns ended on the first play of contact in training camp last summer when he tore the patellar tendon in his left knee.Read more
