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Cowboys Sign Cameron Fleming
3/24:The Dallas Cowboys agreed to terms on a contract with offensive tackle Cameron Fleming. Fleming played for the New England Patriots for the past four seasons, playing well according to Pro Football Focus' grades. He played the role of a swingman in New England, but he should compete for a starting role at right tackle in Dallas.Source: Field Yates on Twitter
Cowboys Restructure Jason Witten's Contract
3/24:The Dallas Cowboys restructured tight end Jason Witten's contract. It'll give Dallas about $3.5 million in much-needed cap space for 2018. Witten will turn 36 in May, and while there were some rumors that he was considering retirement, this contract restructuring shows that he's likely to be with the team in 2018. His fantasy value has been steadily going down over the past few seasons.Source: Todd Archer on Twitter
Michael Bennett Indicted on a Felony Charge
3/23:Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Michael Bennett has been indicted on a felony charge for injuring someone at Super Bowl 51. Bennett was at the Super Bowl as a fan to watch his brother play, and allegedly pushed his way onto the field, shoving a 66-year-old paraplegic employee of Houston's NRG Stadium. Bennett is facing a possible penalty of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The Eagles released a statement saying they are "aware of the situation involving Michael Bennett and are in the process of gathering more information. Because this is an ongoing legal matter, we will have no further comment at this time.”Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter
Malcolm Jenkins Underwent Thumb Surgery
3/23:Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Malcolm Jenkins underwent thumb surgery to repair ligaments in his left thumb. Jenkins himself described the procedure as "offseason maintenance" and he does not expect to miss any time leading into the 2018 season. Jenkins is one of the league's best safeties and should continue to anchor a strong Eagles secondary next season.Source: NFL.com
Eagles Sign Mike Wallace
3/22:The Philadelphia Eagles have signed free agent wide receiver Mike Wallace to a one-year contract. Wallace will replace Torrey Smith as the Eagles deep threat. It's a huge blow to Mack Hollins, who seemed to be coming on nicely at the end of last season. Wallace is a slightly better version of Torrey Smith, so this should be a positive addition to an already excellent Eagles offense.Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter
Deonte Thompson Signs With the Cowboys
3/22:The Dallas Cowboys agreed to terms on a one-year, $2.5 million contract with free agent wide receiver Deonte Thompson. The 29-year-old has been with Baltimore, Chicago, and Buffalo, and played well last season as a Bill, coming down with 27 passes for 430 yards and a touchdown in 11 games. If the Cowboys depth chart remains the same, Thompson should slot into Brice Butler's spot as the fourth wide receiver, although he may have a chance to move up if he performs well.Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter
Eagles Restructure Chris Long's Contract
3/22:The Philadelphia Eagles restructured defensive end Chris Long's contract. They guaranteed Long a base salary of $2.5 million and eliminated $1.5 million that would have only been reached through incentives and bonuses. Long is reportedly considering retirement and still has not made a decision on 2018, but the Eagles are hoping that guaranteeing him the money that he could have reached will convince him to come back for one more season.Source: Field Yates on Twitter
Cowboys Sign Joe Thomas
3/21:The Dallas Cowboys and free agent linebacker Joe Thomas agreed to terms on a contract. Thomas was a key special teams player for Green Bay, but was not tendered a contract as a restricted free agent. He'll work behind Jaylon Smith and Sean Lee on defense, but should have a weekly role on special teams.Source: Todd Archer on Twitter
Colts Build Depth by Re-Signing Chrstine Michael
3/21:The Indianapolis Colts have added to their depth at the running back position by re-signing former Seattle Seahawk and Green Bay Packer rusher Christine Michael, per Zak Keefer of the Indy Star. The details of the deal itself were not released, but it stands to reason that Indianapolis has not signed Michael long term. After signing with the Colts in 2017, Michael was put on injured reserve 14 days into the season. For fantasy purposes, he will still have to compete with sophomore Marlon Mack and a potential rookie addition through the draft, meaning he doesn't carry too much value at present.Source: Zak Keefer
Dontrelle Inman Visits with Colts
3/21:Free-agent wide receiver Dontrelle Inman visited with the Indianapolis Colts on Wednesday, per Field Yates of ESPN. After signing former Washington Redskin wideout Ryan Grant, the Colts seem to be continuing to look for more under-the-radar free-agent options to create depth at the wide receiver position. Inman, who joined the Chargers in 2014, had two catches in four games for the Los Angeles Chargers and 23 catches in eight games for the Chicago Bears last season. He set career highs with 58 catches, 810 yards and four touchdowns in 2016 and has a strong connection to Colts offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni, who was Inman's wide receivers coach in Los Angeles.Source: Field Yates
Damien Williams Visits Colts
3/21:Free-agent running back Damien Williams visited with the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday, per Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Running back is certainly a positional need for the Colts, but Williams shouldn't necessarily be viewed as the answer to the problem. In 2017, Williams rushed for 181 yards on 46 carries and caught 20 passes for 155 yards and a touchdown. If he does sign, the running back competition in Indianapolis will include Josh Ferguson, Matt Jones, Robert Turbin and Marlon Mack.Source: Omar Kelly
Ndamukong Suh Won't Visit With Raiders
3/21:Free-agent defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh's visit with the Oakland Raiders is now off, according to sources. He is at home and is unlikely to make a decision on Wednesday. Suh is known to be interested in the Rams, but he's also considering the Saints and Titans. As was expected, there has been plenty of interest in the run-stopping dynamo on the open market after the Dolphins released him. Suh doesn't rack up a ton of sacks, but he's consistently a force to be reckoned with on the interior and will make whichever team signs him much better.Source: NFL Network - Ian Rapoport
Chris Long Mulling Over a "Football Decision"
3/21:Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long is reportedly mulling over a "football decision" on whether or not he will return to the team in 2018. The Eagles offered the 33-year-old veteran a raise, but the addition of defensive end Michael Bennett to the team has Long questioning his role. Reading between the lines, it isn't hard to tell that Long is considering retirement. If he does play in 2018, he'd likely mix in on third downs and pass-rush plays as he did last season.Source: Mike Silver on Twitter
Dolphins Hosting Baker Mayfield For Private Workout
3/21:The Miami Dolphins are conducting a private workout with University of Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield on Wednesday, according to a source. It's no secret that the Dolphins are considering a quarterback with their first-round pick despite having Ryan Tannehill entrenched as the 2018 starter. The problem is the Dolphins have the 11th overall pick, and the Browns, Giants and Jets could conceivably all draft quarterbacks with the first three picks. The Broncos are also another threat to select a signal caller at fifth overall. So if Miami is really enamored with Mayfield, they may have to trade up for a chance to snag him.Source: ESPN - Adam Schefter
Willie Snead Visiting With Ravens
3/21:New Orleans Saints restricted free-agent wide receiver Willie Snead is visiting with the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday, according to a source. Baltimore is seriously trying to upgrade their receiving corps after they struggled big time in 2017. They have already added Michael Crabtree and John Brown, so Snead would be battling for playing time with the Ravens. Snead never got going in 2017 while serving a suspension and fighting through an injury, catching eight passes for just 92 yards. Landing in Baltimore isn't a place that will revive Snead's fantasy value.Source: ESPN - Adam Schefter
