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Cut Day: Fantasy Impact of NFL Cuts

We covered Matt Leinart and T.J. Houshmandzadeh here. Below, we'll tackle the rest of the league. Baltimore: K Shayne Graham, QB Troy Smith cut. Baltimore decided to roll with Billy Cundiff, a choice that could come back to haunt them. Graham is still a top-15 kicker in this league, and is worthy of adding in fantasy...

Javon Walker Signs With Vikings

The Minnesota Vikings signed free-agent Javon Walker Tuesday to replenish the team's receiving corps, just hours after news broke that Sidney Rice required surgery for an injured hip. "Javon Walker is out there taking his turns," Vikings coach Brad Childress said at a news conference. "He has to get his sea legs. ......

Fantasy Football: Sidney Rice Could Miss Half the Season After Hip Surgery

The Minneapolis Star Tribune is reporting that Sidney Rice underwent hip surgery on Monday morning. Rice injured the hip in last season's NFC Championship game against New Orleans, and then re-aggravated the injury during OTAs this summer. At the time, doctors recommended surgery as the best option for Rice -- which...

Javon Walker Works Out for Vikings, Report Says

Brett Favre may soon get a chance to throw to one of his favorite receivers of years past. Adam Schefter of ESPN is reporting that the Vikings are working out free agent wide receiver Javon Walker Friday. Walker was Favre's favorite receiver in 2004 in Green Bay, catching 89 passes for 1,382 yards and 12 touchdowns that...

The Worst Free-Agent Signings Ever (Redskins and Non-Redskins Editions)

As the 2010 NFL season nears, FanHouse will take a weekly look at the coaches, players and issues that promise to loom large. Read Previous Topics "The Albert Haynesworth Show" just keeps getting better and better. (Or worse and worse, depending on where you're watching.) Not only is the guy siphoning money for...

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05/17/12 Drew Brees and Biggest Contract Snubs in NFL History Source: Bleacher Report Over a large majority of cases in the NFL , players are either currently paid what they are worth or will eventually see the money they deserve come their way.