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Cleveland Browns deal for Seattle QB Seneca Wallace

Mary Kay Cabot

Mike Holmgren moved a little bit of his West Coast offense East on Monday when he traded for his former protege, Seattle backup quarterback Seneca Wallace.

Andre Carter may be the odd man out in Redskins' switch

Jason Reid

As we've studied the roster and tried to understand all of the Redskins' holes, it's almost been an assumption that the team's two outside linebackers in a 3-4 defense would be Brian Orakpo and Andre Carter. But this probably was never a wise assumption. Carter has been careful with his words since the new staff came on board and talk began to spread about the team shifting to the 3-4.

T.O., Bryant to visit

Joe Reedy

After a quiet weekend, the Bengals got involved with free agency on Monday, re-signing defensive tackle Tank Johnson while getting set to welcome wide receivers Antonio Bryant and Terrell Owens on Tuesday.

Free agent tight end Ben Watson to visit Browns Wednesday

Mary Kay Cabot

Free agent tight end Ben Watson, formerly of the New England Patriots, is scheduled to visit the Browns on Wednesday, a source told profootballtalk.com.

Laveranues Coles could sign with New York Jets for third time

Rich Cimini

Anybody interested in a 3.0 version of Laveranues Coles? The Jets apparently are.

Bills working out Tebow

-Allen Wilson

Tim Tebow is scheduled to workout for all 32 NFL teams during the University of Florida's Pro Day on March 17, but one team that wants a closer look at the quarterback is the Buffalo Bills.

Vikings have plan to get Favre to return

Sid Hartman

My opinion is that the quarterback will be back after again missing offseason workouts and training camp.

What would Seahawks be getting with Brandon Marshall?

Greg Johns:

What exactly would the Seattle Seahawks be getting if they sign wide receiver Brandon Marshall or work a trade with the Denver Broncos to obtain the enigmatic star?

Peppers: I was willing to stay

Charles Chandler

As excited as Julius Peppers is to be a new member of the Chicago Bears - and a very wealthy one - he says things didn't have to turn out this way.

In an exclusive interview with the Observer Saturday, one day after signing a six-year contract that can earn him up to $91.5 million with the Bears, Peppers insisted he was willing to stay with the Carolina Panthers.

Ravens have more pressing needs than re-signing Mason

Jamison Hensley

The acquisition of wide receiver Anquan Boldin hasn't eliminated the return of Derrick Mason, but the Ravens no longer consider Mason a priority in free agency, a league source said.