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Schweigert signs with Skins

Washington Redskins
06/02/2008 9:58 PM
AP reports the Washington Redskins signed free agent S Stuart Schweigert on Monday, giving the team an extra option in the defensive backfield as it contemplates moving LaRon Landry from free safety to strong safety. Schweigert is a free safety, having started 42 games in four seasons with the Oakland Raiders. He lost his starting job late last season and was released by the Raiders last month. Read more

Cowboys give Owens new 4-year, $34 million deal

Dallas Cowboys
06/02/2008 9:51 PM
ESPN.com reports WR Terrell Owens quietly received a new contract with the Dallas Cowboys on Monday, team sources told ESPN's Michael Smith. The wide receiver was slated to earn $7 million this season in the last year of his contract, but he now receives a four-year, $34 million deal. Owens is slated to earn $27 million over the next three seasons, making him -- along with Randy Moss, Javon Walker and Larry Fitzgerald -- one of the highest paid wide receivers in the league. Read more

Thurman reportedly violates substance abuse policy again

Cincinnati Bengals
06/02/2008 9:46 PM
ESPN’s James Walker reports former Cincinnati Bengals LB Odell Thurman is facing an indefinite suspension after violating the NFL's substance abuse policy for the second time in three seasons, according to a report on SI.com. Thurman's representative, Safarrah Lawson, said he was unaware of the situation when contacted by ESPN.com Monday night. Thurman was released by the Bengals on May 19. Read more

Broncos release RB Henry

Denver Broncos
06/02/2008 4:38 PM
AP reports the Denver Broncos released RB Travis Henry on Monday, saying his commitment to the team was in question. The Broncos signed Henry to a five-year, $22.5 million contract in March 2007. He was hampered by injuries in his only season in Denver, rushing for 691 yards on 167 carries with four touchdowns. Henry injured a hamstring while running 100-yard sprints late last month. Read more