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Source: Rams to start work on deal
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The St. Louis Rams and quarterback Sam Bradford's representatives are scheduled to meet Friday in St. Louis, according to a league source.
It is thought to be their first face-to-face meeting since the Rams selected Bradford with the No. 1 overall pick. The two sides spoke before the draft, but could not complete a deal and tabled talks.
Whenever Bradford signs -- and nobody expects him to miss much, if any, training camp -- the deal will include the most guaranteed money in an NFL contract.
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 | Signs point to QB Drew Stanton leaving Lions after 2010
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It seems the writing is on the wall for Lions quarterback Drew Stanton.
Obviously, Stanton has no shot at supplanting Matthew Stafford as the starting quarterback. And with the team signing backup Shaun Hill to a one-year extension earlier this week, it's unlikely he'll ever climb above No. 3 without Stafford or Hill becoming injured.
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| Logan Mankins still waiting
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The standoff continues.
A month after Patriots guard Logan Mankins went public about his contract-related frustration with the Patriots, the two parties have not communicated.
It is still not clear whether the Pro Bowler will show up for preseason camp on July 28 with his teammates. Mankins skipped all of the organized team activities and minicamp because he believes the Patriots did not fulfill a promise to sign him to a suitable long-term extension.
“There’s nothing that’s happened. We haven’t heard from them,” Mankins’ agent, Frank Bauer, told the Herald last night. “Everyone in the NFL is on vacation. We just have to see what happens.”
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| Pete Carroll's Seahawks were interested in Haynesworth
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When it appeared more likely that the Redskins would attempt to get rid of Albert Haynesworth before next season, the Seattle Seahawks were often mentioned as a potential destination. Turns out the Seahawks were actively researching Haynesworth to see whether they wanted to add the lineman.
"We started the process, because we thought maybe they weren't gonna be able to come to a deal and they were gonna make him available," Carroll said Thursday on the LaVar and Dukes Show. "But it didn't work out that way."
Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio latched onto Carroll's admission of interest, pointing out that this could be a violation of the league's anti-tampering policy. Florio quotes the policy like so:
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| Feature: Source: Rams to start work on deal
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The St. Louis Rams and quarterback Sam Bradford's representatives are scheduled to meet Friday in St. Louis, according to a league source.
It is thought to be their first face-to-face meeting since the Rams selected Bradford with the No. 1 overall pick. The two sides spoke before the draft, but could not complete a deal and tabled talks.
Whenever Bradford signs -- and nobody expects him to miss much, if any, training camp -- the deal will include the most guaranteed money in an NFL contract.
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| Beason: ‘No way’ T.O. could be a Panther
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We’re coming to the point where the closest Terrell Owens will come to catching a pass from an NFL quarterback this year would be if he masqueraded as an Oak Grove High School student.
Owens removed himself from consideration by the Chiefs on Wednesday. Which assumes, of course, that the Chiefs had any interest in the enigmatic receiver. But a high-profile coach and a high-profile linebacker took their teams out of the running for Owens’ services Thursday.
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 Baseball Trade Rumors and Notes for July 27th 1. Oswalt indicates stance on trade has flexibility 2. Dunn deal: 3-way trade rumors continue 3. Jays' Anthopoulos considers options as trade deadline looms 4. Yankees, Red Sox eye Jays lefty 5. Rays continuing trade talks, won't force anything 6. At least three teams inquire about Florida Marlins' Jorge Cantu 7. Is there a deal Werth making for Phillies? Baseball Trade Rumors and Notes for July 25th 1. Ozzie Guillen keeps eye on price 2. Francoeur not expected to be traded by Mets 3. Rushing for Haren could sabotage Yankees' Cliff plan 4. Red Sox, Yankees inquire about Nunez 5. Possible White Sox trade bait 6. What Marlins want for Ross 7. Why Giants may pass on Guillen |
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