Browns gearing to lure Green April 6 Cleveland Plain Dealer: " The Browns are apparently ready to step up their pursuit of Chiefs quarterback Trent Green. Browns General Manager Phil Savage told WTAM AM/1100 on Thursday morning that the next step is to negotiate a 'ballpark contract' for Green that would prompt him to want to come to Cleveland for a visit... So far, Green, 36, has said he only wants to be traded to the Dolphins, who are also in the hunt. "
Quinn spotted in Berea April 6 Akron Beacon Journal: "Notre Dame quarterback Brady Quinn dressed in a light orange shirt for his visit to the Browns. If he gets his wish, he'll soon have a matching orange helmet."
Redskins may pursue Samuel April 6 Washington Times: "Although they appear set at cornerback, the Redskins are expected to call New England about Asante Samuel, who expressed disappointment Wednesday about not getting a long-term contract and would be open to a trade. Samuel shared a tie for first in the NFL last year with 10 interceptions and was designated as the Patriots' franchise player. "
Turner Visits Bills April 6 Nashville City Paper: "Running back Michael Turner, a restricted free agent from the San Diego Chargers, visited the Buffalo Bills on Thursday... The Titans are also interested in former New England Patriots running back Corey Dillon and their own free agent running back Chris Brown."
Stunned Carney says he's not set to retire, yet April 6 New Orleans Times-Picayune: "John Carney said he was shocked and disappointed by the Saints' decision to replace him after six years as their kicker. But he was not upset with the team, and he is leaving New Orleans on good terms. Carney, who turns 43 in two weeks, denied reports that he plans to retire. He said he was excited about returning to New Orleans in 2007, and he still hopes to kick for another team this season."
Vikings pick up pre-Draft pace April 6 St. Paul Pioneer Press: "Clemson defensive end Gaines Adams and Tennessee wide receiver Robert Meachem reportedly are among the players who will be attending the Vikings' mass pre-draft visit and dinner Wednesday, but Spielman said the team won't be confirming any names."
Bills finishing up draft homework April 6 Buffalo News: "After hours of watching workouts, conducting interviews and studying game film of prospects, the Buffalo Bills are winding down their preparations for the April draft... The Bills have to replace London Fletcher in the middle and Takeo Spikes on the strong side. Mississippi’s Patrick Willis is a strong possibility in the first round."
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