Cleveland Browns 02/26/2007 11:22 AMThe Dayton Daily News reports the Cleveland Browns are taking an aggressive approach toward this year's draft. Nearly every prospect I talked to had spoken with the Browns organization rather formally or informally. The Browns have a lot of areas they need to address this offseason. The way I hear it, the team is expected to attack free agency and the draft with a vengeance. One thing fans can count on is the Browns addressing their offensive line situation via free agency. Offensive linemen Kris Dielman, the Troy High graduate, and Leonard Davis rank high on the team's list of free agents.Read more
Atlanta Falcons 02/26/2007 11:17 AMThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Falcons HC Bobby Petrino was happy with the play of running backs Warrick Dunn and Jerious Norwood, but said the Falcons will look for a big running back in the draft. "[Norwood] showed that he had the ability to go the distance," Petrino said. "I think that's what excites me the most on video is the big plays that he's made and the speed." After trading RB T.J. Duckett last season, the Falcons were not effective in short-yardage situations. "We are going to look at a big running back, someone who can help us in short yardage and really maybe step in and play a lot a year from now," Petrino said. Penn State's RB Tony Hunt is considered one of the top big backs in the draft. Also, RB Michael Bush, who played for Petrino at Louisville, will be on the board when the Falcons pick at No. 10.Read more
Philadelphia Eagles 02/26/2007 11:08 AMThe Trenton Times reports the Eagles re-signed QB A.J. Feeley to a three-year contract extension yesterday.Feeley's new deal, which runs through 2010, assures that, barring injury, he will be the primary backup to QB Donovan McNabb. Feeley could even begin the 2007 season as the starter in the event McNabb's surgically repaired right knee is not ready.Read more
Cincinnati Bengals 02/26/2007 9:07 AMThe Dayton Daily News reports there is no secret that the Cincinnati Bengals will be looking to snag another linebacker in this year's draft, and don't be surprised if they look to a small-school to get a big-time player. Hampton LB Justin Durant is believed to be showing up on the Bengals radar screen like a heat-seeking missile, and word has it that he's a Marvin Lewis favorite.Read more
