Six-Pack Of 2010 Rookie Free Agents Poised To Impress
In the past three seasons, only 10 undrafted free agents logged five or more starts as rookies, half of them in 2010.
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In the past three seasons, only 10 undrafted free agents logged five or more starts as rookies, half of them in 2010.
National Football League Players Association officials have informally told some individual team representatives that labor talks continue along a positive track and players should remain cautiously optimistic a deal could be reached in a matter of weeks.
Linebacker Keith Bulluck will be a free agent when the lockout ends, and he named three teams he would consider joining: The New York Giants, Detroit Lions and New England Patriots.
These are the new owners and player meetings that are now apparently moving faster than light speed with a great sense of politeness toward a collective bargaining agreement.
NFL owners and players are meeting Tuesday on Maryland's eastern shore in an effort to end the 91-day lockout as soon as possible, according to reports from NFL.com and ESPN.
For the first time since the lockout began 91 days ago, there appears to be genuine optimism that owners, coaches, players and fans will be able to get on with their football-loving lives, and it could happen in the next few weeks.
All the talk since the Lions started their player organized workouts was that Ndamukong Suh had not been present.
Ndamukong Suh has found his way to a workout with the locked-out Detroit Lions.
Right tackle Gosder Cherilus will visit his doctor in about a month to get an update on his progress from microfracture surgery. Cherilus played 12 games last season before suffering the injury.
Defensive tackle Nick Fairley was part of the Auburn contingent that visited the White House Wednesday (June 8) in celebration of the team's national championship.
Underrated Cliff Avril, he has the speed teams love off the edge, and it started to show up in a big way last season, with Avril getting 8 1/2 sacks.
Lions players were back at Detroit Country Day High School in Beverly Hills working out once again in preparation for the regular season that is if the season ever starts.
As CBSSports.com's own Mike Freeman reports, the owners and the NFLPA have restarted their labor negotiating meetings in secret.
Defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh hasn't been at any of the workouts, nor has first-round pick, defensive tackle Nick Fairley.
The locked-out Detroit Lions have gathered in mass with their coaches and team executives for the first time in five months.
