In today’s Three and Out: Larry Fitzgerald could be back to a No. 1; the Giants are looking to split their No. 1 job and the Cowboys are looking for a No. 2.
NFL fantasy: Cardinals want to get Larry Fizgerald ’10-15 touchdowns’
The San Diego Chargers have signed free-agent LB D.J. Smith (Packers). Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Chargers | D.J. Smith signed
Teams are wondering if the New York Jets intent to pick West Virginia WR Tavon Austin with the ninth pick is real or a smoke screen. Some believe it is a smokescreen to bait another team into trading up and the Jets using their two picks on CB and DE.
Jets | Teams wonder if Tavon Austin interest is real
The Buffalo Bills likely won’t take West Virginia WR Tavon Austin with the number eight pick in the NFL Draft, but could trade that pick outside of teams in the AFC East to prevent Austin from landing with a division rival.
Bills | Likely won’t take Tavon Austin with their top pick
The Baltimore Ravens overhauled much of the roster this offseason. Retired linebacker Ray Lewis says that doesn’t help their chances to repeat as Super Bowl champions.
Ray Lewis: Baltimore Ravens will struggle to repeat title
The Baltimore Ravens overhauled much of the roster this offseason. Retired linebacker Ray Lewis says that doesn’t help their chances to repeat as Super Bowl champions.
Ray Lewis: Ravens will struggle to repeat as champions
Jeff Darlington spoke with two teams that believe they’ll have to hopscotch the New York Jets at No. 9 overall for a chance to land West Virginia wide receiver Tavon Austin in the draft.
Must any team who wants Tavon Austin leap N.Y. Jets?
NFL.com’s Jeff Darlington spoke with two teams Thursday that believe they’ll have to hopscotch the New York Jets at No. 9 overall for a chance to land West Virginia wideout Tavon Austin.
Teams think leapfrogging Jets only way to land Austin
Dez Bryant believes former LSU star Tyrann Mathieu is the best prospect in the 2013 NFL Draft. Bryant quickly found out that not everyone shared his opinion.
Dez Bryant: Tyrann Mathieu is best player in NFL draft
South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore (knee) said he believes he will be ready for the start of the regular season. ‘I feel like, personally, I need three more months before I put some pads on,’ Lattimore said. ‘I know my body. I know when I’ll be ready to play. It takes time I know, but at the beginning of the season, I feel like I should be ready to go.’
NFL | Marcus Lattimore expects to be ready for Week 1