Thursday, August 17, 2006

Washington rookie offensive lineman Kili Lefotu, a 7th round pick at the 2006 draft, is back at practice. Lefotu missed six days of workouts after being found unconscious in his room late last week. The original cause of the problem, though, remains unknown.....

Ray Lewis 31-year-old linebacker said he will play beyond his current contract, which goes through the 2008 season. In fact, Lewis expects to play past the age of 35.....

The Jets' findings won't stop the Browns from trying to trade Suggs again. They've already been in contact with several teams about Suggs to acquire either a center or cornerback - and probably will try to make a deal by next week.....

On Wednesday morning, the Jets met with Grady Jackson, the former Green Bay Packers defensive tackle. They are looking to fill a hole at backup nose tackle.....

Willie Roaf squashed speculation he would return to the Chiefs this season by again saying he would not play football this season.....

Manny Wright's path back to the Dolphins is covered with obstacles, and that was apparent Wednesday when coach Nick Saban said as much, because the defensive tackle must resolve his emotional issues.....


CFB NEWS AND NOTES

Air Force offensive line coach Pete Hurt has been suspended indefinitely after he allegedly struck a player during football practice last week.....

Robert Johnson is getting another chance to start at quarterback for Arkansas. Johnson, benched midway through last season when the Razorbacks needed a spark, was made the starter for 2006 on Wednesday night. Coach Houston Nutt's announcement ended - for now - a three-way competition between Johnson, Casey Dick and prized freshman Mitch Mustain.....

The Minnesota Gophers lost another running back on Wednesday when junior college transfer Brylee Callender was suspended indefinitely for violating team rules.....

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