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Saints wide receiver Marques Colston has seven receptions for 120 yards through two weeks of action.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ inability to generate pass pressure off the edge through two games has exposed an already vulnerable secondary as one of the league’s poorest units.
The San Diego Chargers believed they’d locked up their franchise left tackle when Jared Gaither inked a four-year, $24.6 million contract in March.
Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings is listed as doubtful with a groin injury for Thursday Night Football.
The Raiders got bad news Tuesday when they learned slot receiver Jacoby Ford would require foot surgery, shelving him for an extended period of time and possibly the season’s remainder.
Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports that defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch has agreed to restructure his contract, saving the Lions $3 million in salary cap room.
Giants first-round pick David Wilson appeared as though he’d be a big part of New York’s offense early in Wednesday night’s NFL opener.
Wide receivers Denarius Moore (hamstring) and Jacoby Ford (foot) are both in danger of missing Monday night’s opener against the Chargers, so the Raiders have dipped into free agency to sign up some insurance.
Former Eagles backup quarterback Mike Kafka was among the biggest names to clear waivers following Friday’s final cuts.
Florio passed along Saturday’s full list of post-cut day waiver claims in a previous PFT item.
Quarterback Mike Kafka was waived Friday evening after the Eagles unsuccessfully attempted to trade him, but that doesn’t mean no one wants him.
Eagles defensive end Darryl Tapp appeared to be in danger of losing his roster spot heading into cut-down day, but the sides agreed to a restructured contract, keeping Tapp in Philadelphia for at least one more year.
The Jacksonville Jaguars made everyone wait for their roster cuts Friday night, delaying them for nearly three hours after the 9 p.m. cut-down deadline.
The Carolina Panthers finally released their roster cuts on Friday night, two hours after the cut-down deadline.
Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic reports that the Cardinals have traded cornerback A.J.
Adam Caplan reports that the Cleveland Browns have traded safety David Sims to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a conditional draft pick in 2013.
The Tennessee Titans late Friday arrived at 53 players after a long day of roster decision making.
The Arizona Cardinals have their Week One starting quarterback, and they also have a pared down roster.
Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports undrafted rookie linebacker Vontaze Burfict has made the Bengals’ 53-man roster.
The New York Jets got a head start on Friday by excecuting 19 of their needed 22 cuts early in the morning.
The New England Patriots have trimmed their roster to 69 players with just under two hours left before Friday’s cut-down deadline.
The Detroit Lions made 11 cuts earlier in the day, and they made six more just moments ago.
Despite some recent speculation that Packers tailback James Starks might be on the roster bubble in Green Bay, Bill Huber of Packer Report reports that Starks’ roster spot is “safe” as final cuts approach.