June 17th, 2009 Daily News
ProfootballTalk.com reports that Buffalo Bills wide receiver Terrell Owens stated on his Twitter account he is still in the market for a house after his realator leaked his address to the media
The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports that the Atlanta Falcons released offensive lineman Alex Stepanovich after reaching a injury settlement with him.
The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports that the New Orleans Saints are going to announce a lottery sponsorship with Louisiana State. Also, they report that running backs Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush will split the carries for the Saints.
The Baltimore Sun reports that the Maryland State government has approved a lottery sponsorship with the Baltimore Ravens.
The Houston Chronicle reports that the Houston Texans signed kicker Kris Brown to a four year $10 million extension with $2.5 million guaranteed. Also, signed tight end Anthony Hill to four year deal worth $2,206,500. Hill was the Texans second fourth round draft pick.
The Florida Times-Union reports that the Jacksonville Jaguars cut quarterback Cleo Lemon and signed quarterback Todd Boeckman.
The Associated Press reports that former San Diego Chargers quarterback Ryan Leaf was arrested at the Washington State US-Canada border as he was making his way back to Texas to turn himself in.
The Kansas City Star reports that the Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to terms with seventh round pick kicker Ryan Succop.
The Denver Post reports that the Denver Broncos cut linebacker Boss Bailey and renegotiated the contract of center Casey Wiegmann.
The Arizona Republic reports that the Arizona Cardinals defense will play more 3-4 defense this year.
The Saint Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the starting wide receivers for the Saint Louis Rams in 2009 will have played in the National Football League three years or less.
The San Francisco Gate Chronicle reports that the starting quarterback has not been decided yet by San Francisco 49ers head coach Mike Singletary. Not everyone is a dumbass like Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels.