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Mr. Scot

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Word the Dolphins are interested in Kyle Orton.

Rumor that the Seahawks might take a look at Matt Leinart (wonder whose idea that was) :sosp:

Hasselbeck might head to the 49ers.

Saw speculation earlier that the Bears have no interest in Burress, Ochocinco or TO. I'd have thought at least one of them might be on the radar.

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Moved the Annual Midnight Vigil to 10am :lol:

So far, still pretty much all undrafteds. In the past teams would have had time to do a little legwork (read: tampering) behind the scenes prior to the start of free agency. This year was a little different in that regard, so yeah, it may start slow.

Only got a short time frame to get it all done though, so it may not be slow for long.

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Eagle fans won't like hearing this.

Michael Vick is telling people he thinks DeSean Jackson will hold out (reported in Rotoworld).

Word that Osi Umenyiora will do the same in New York. Given he's been rumored as a cut for a while now, not sure how effective a strategy that is.

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Eagles' additions... It's all in one spot so easy to post...

Eagles | Nine undrafted free-agent rookies added

Tue, 26 Jul 2011 08:39:03 -0700

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed undrafted rookie free-agents WR Perry Baker (Fairmount State), WR DeAndre Brown (S. Mississippi), RB Graig Cooper (Miami, Fla.), P Chas Henry (Florida), QB Jerrod Johnson (Texas A&M), LB Brandon Peguese (Hampton), DT Cedric Thornton (Southern Arkansas), WR Terrance Turner (Indiana) and TE Martell Webb (Michigan).

http://www.kffl.com/hotw/nfl

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