Green Bay Packers 07/29/2008 10:38 AMThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports frustration began to set in Monday at the headquarters of the Green Bay Packers with the realization that in all probability there will be no rapid resolution to their standoff with QB Brett Favre. The Packers have been calling all over the National Football League trying to acquire something of value for the Hall of Fame quarterback, whom they no longer want. But a source close to the trade process said the team had nothing even close to an offer it would consider. An executive in personnel for one of the teams contacted by the Packers' personnel department summed up the depressing message that Ted Thompson has been hearing.Read more
Pittsburgh Steelers 07/29/2008 10:35 AMThe Post-Gazette reports S Troy Polamalu lines up and plays all over the field for the Steelers, yet he found it difficult to open his sixth training camp at a new position yesterday -- on the sideline. That came courtesy of an injury to his left hamstring that developed a week ago today while he was running to stay in shape. "It's always miserable being injured," Polamalu said. He became all-too familiar with that misery a year ago when he missed five full games and played in many others with injuries that varied from broken/bruised ribs, a partially torn PCL in a knee and an abdominal injury.Read more
Baltimore Ravens 07/29/2008 10:32 AMThe Baltimore Sun reports the Ravens' already thin offensive line took a major blow this morning at training camp when left tackle Adam Terry was carted off the field with an apparent left leg injury. Terry, who had moved from right tackle to left when Jared Gaither injured his ankle over the weekend, was screaming in pain and grabbing his left leg before being taken off the field. In the offseason Terry had surgery on his left ankle.Read more
Indianapolis Colts 07/29/2008 10:28 AMThe Indianapolis Star reports DT Quinn Pitcock, expected to play a significant role in the defensive tackle rotation, had not reported to camp as of late Monday. The 2007 third-round draft pick out of Ohio State is on the "reserve/did not report'' list. "He's going through some personal things,'' coach Tony Dungy said. "He's going to let us know when he can be back.'' Pitcock, 24, could not be reached for comment. Neither Dungy nor Pitcock's agent, Brad Leshnock, chose to address speculation on an NFL-related Web site that Pitcock has lost the desire to play. Dungy said Pitcock participated in the offseason conditioning program without issue.Read more
