ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting via e-mail that the Minnesota Vikings have contacted the Washington Redskins concerning a trade for quarterback Donovan McNabb.
"Vikings are one of a few teams that have had trade discussions with Washington about Donovan McNabb," Schefter writes. "One of the issues with McNabb is working out a restructured contract. The Vikings cannot make a deal with the Redksins if they don't have a deal with McNabb.
"Vikings are one of a few teams that have had trade discussions with Washington about Donovan McNabb," Schefter writes. "One of the issues with McNabb is working out a restructured contract. The Vikings cannot make a deal with the Redksins if they don't have a deal with McNabb.
Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Times says it's official: Matt Hasselbeck will not return to the Seattle Seahawks.
O'Neil also added via Twitter: "It appears the Seahawks have acquired another quarterback, negating the offer for Hasselbeck to re-sign."
Speculation immediately began. ESPN NFC West blogger Mike Sando immediately guessed that Tarvaris Jackson and Kevin Kolb were candidates.
ESPN's Adam Schefter also predicts that Jackson will be the Seahawks' man.
O'Neil also added via Twitter: "It appears the Seahawks have acquired another quarterback, negating the offer for Hasselbeck to re-sign."
Speculation immediately began. ESPN NFC West blogger Mike Sando immediately guessed that Tarvaris Jackson and Kevin Kolb were candidates.
ESPN's Adam Schefter also predicts that Jackson will be the Seahawks' man.
San Diego decided to allow its starting safety, Eric Weddle, to test the free agent market. And the 26-year old has garnered a lot of of interes.
His first stop is today in Minnesota according to Lee Hamilton a talkshow host in San Diego.
Hamilton also mentioned Weddle's free agency tour will include both Indianapolis and Cleveland.
All three teams are in need of help at safety, particularly Indianapolis and Cleveland. The Colts have cut Bob Sanders and Melvin Bullett has been injury prone. Cleveland is looking to replace free agent Abe Elam.
His first stop is today in Minnesota according to Lee Hamilton a talkshow host in San Diego.
Hamilton also mentioned Weddle's free agency tour will include both Indianapolis and Cleveland.
All three teams are in need of help at safety, particularly Indianapolis and Cleveland. The Colts have cut Bob Sanders and Melvin Bullett has been injury prone. Cleveland is looking to replace free agent Abe Elam.
The first domino has fallen regarding the 2011 NFL draft class.
Tampa Bay was the first team to get on its horse while getting something completed with its draft class. The Bucs signed linebacker Mason Foster according to Scout.com's Aaron Wilson, thus getting the ball rolling on the upcoming slew of signings in regards to drafted players.
Foster will help fill a potential void left by the likes of Quincy Black and Barrett Ruud, previous starters in Tampa Bay, are both free agents.
Tampa Bay was the first team to get on its horse while getting something completed with its draft class. The Bucs signed linebacker Mason Foster according to Scout.com's Aaron Wilson, thus getting the ball rolling on the upcoming slew of signings in regards to drafted players.
Foster will help fill a potential void left by the likes of Quincy Black and Barrett Ruud, previous starters in Tampa Bay, are both free agents.
