Kaspers Korner

May 28th, 2009 Daily News

According to the Buffalo News cornerback Terrance McGee injured his shoulder in practice, which according to Tim Graham of ESPN.com is not serious.
The Cincinnati Enquire reports that Cincinnati Bengals tackle Andre Smith rehiring agent Alvin Keels was made official today after filing the paper work for it.

The Denver Post reports that the Denver Broncs cut running back JJ Arrington after he failed his physical.

The Arizona Republic reports that wide receiver Anquan Boldin is still skipping practice.

According to NFL.com these are the transactions for today:

The New York Jets acquired tight end Martrez Milner off waivers.

The New England Patriots signed linebacker Paris Lenon.

The Kansas City Chiefs cut defensive end Brian Johnston.

The Detroit Lions acquired safety Tra Battle off waivers.
In the Startribune former Minnesota Vikings quarterbak Fran Tarketon did not have very good opinions about quarterback Brett Farve.

Cornerback Antoine Winfield will attend mandatory mini camps despite a contract dispute, according to the Startribune.

According to WBZTV, New Englad Patriot head coach Bill Belichick’s son Brian Belichick was arrested for underage drinking at the NCAA Lacrosse Championships.

The Orange and Brown report writes the kicker Phil Dawson still has not attend practices.

The New York Daily News reports that running back Thomas Jones showed up for practice today.

The Associated Press reports that a Florida man alledges that he has sold steroids to athletes in a variety of sports.

The Saint Louis Post-Dispatch reports that center Richie Incognito is trying to become a more mature player by cleaning up his game.

According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune the New Orleans Saints have signed free agent wide receiver D’Juan Woods and waived quarterback Patrick Cowan.

The Baltimore Sun reports that Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh reports that wide receiver Derrick Mason will be ready for training camp.

The Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports that Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison’s son was released from the hospital today.

The Houston Chronicle reports that Houston Texans runningback Steve Slaton is working hard to avoid a sophmore slump.

Philly.com reports that Philadelphia Eagles tight end Cornelius Ingram sufferd a scare when he hurt his surgically repaired left knee which turned out to be a knee contusion.