NFL Trade Rumors Free Agent News and more - from footballtraderumors.com

Terrell Owens recovering from knee surgery; NFL career not over

Terrell Owens, 37, is recovering from left knee surgery and plans to be ready to play when the NFL season starts.

Owens’ agent, Drew Rosenhaus, confirmed Tuesday that the star receiver tore his anterior cruciate ligament, had surgery in early April and “will be playing at the start of the NFL season.”

Tampa Bay Buccaneers guard Davin Joseph wants to stay with team

Whether G Davin Joseph wants to remain with the Bucs is not in dispute.

"I've been here for five years and love the coaches, love the direction and love the community," he said Tuesday at the team's player-organized minicamp.

Could Ravens have interest in Pryor ... as a receiver?

Anquan Boldin knows where Terrelle Pryor is coming from. A former star prep quarterback himself, Boldin’s conversion to wide receiver has led to 51 receiving touchdowns and three Pro Bowl selections in eight NFL seasons.

Taylor looking for one more year with Jets: report

Jason Taylor on Monday repeated he would be interested in returning to the Jets.

"I'd love to come back and play one more year in New York," Taylor said on ESPN's "NFL Live," according to Rotoworld.com.

Taylor, who turns 37 in September, had five sacks last season, his first with the Jets after spending most of his 14-year career with the Dolphins.

Payton: 'I'd be surprised' if Reggie Bush leaves Saints

New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton said Saturday he anticipates RB Reggie Bush coming back and being a part of his team next season. Bush reacted on Twitter on Thursday night after the Saints drafted RB Mark Ingram in the first round by saying, "It's been fun New Orleans."

Morning line winners and losers from the 2011 NFL draft

Winners Carson Palmer: He came out ahead … probably … definitely maybe. The Bengals drafted TCU QB Andy Dalton with the third pick of the second round, so a successor is in place for Palmer, who has vowed to never again suit up for the organization. Owning the rights of Dalton -- who seems to have the accuracy and moxie to play very quickly in new OC Jay Gruden's system -- should allow team owner Mike Brown to shop Palmer. And Brown could find a half-dozen bidders, including most of the NFC West, and some lofty 2012 draft picks wouldn't hurt given the team's potential offensive overhaul. But if Brown opts to play chicken with Palmer and force him to make good on his retirement threats, Palmer would at least have stud rookie WR A.J. Green to throw to if the ninth-year veteran opts to eventually report.

Musgrave expects veteran QB addition

Players had one day to use the Winter Park facilities before the lockout officially resumed Friday night, but at least the Vikings managed to get new quarterback Christian Ponder something to work with. Vice president of player personnel Rick Spielman said he thinks "we were within the time frame" of getting Ponder a playbook.

Jerry Jones admits Marc Colombo good as gone

The decision to draft tackle Tyron Smith with the ninth overall pick means the end of the line for right tackle Marc Colombo. Owner Jerry Jones admitted as much when he said Smith has already been penciled in at right tackle and he didn’t back away when asked what meant for Colombo.

Bush, Saints expected to part ways

Running back Reggie Bush’s days with the New Orleans Saints all but came to an end Thursday night when the team selected running back Mark Ingram with the 28th overall pick in the first round of the NFL draft.

Teams need QBs, so Eagles' 23rd pick is hot commodity

IF NOT FOR the NFL's labor issues, tonight would be glorious night for Eagles fans.

Imagine the boys at the Nova-Care Complex trading Kevin Kolb to one of the many quarterback-needy teams in the top 10. Imagine them getting their hands on Cincinnati's pick at No. 4 or Arizona's at No. 5 or San Francisco's at No. 7, and walking away with one of the draft's big prizes.