T.J. Duckett is heading to play for the Seattle Seahawks with a 5-year contract, the free agent running back told The Associated Press on Tuesday night. Duckett, who played for the Detroit Lions last season, has 2,642 career rushing yards and 36 TDs. He previously played for the Redskins and the Falcons, who selected him 18th overall in the 2002 NFL draft after running for 3,379 yard at Michigan...
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NFL Draft University Mock Draft 2.0: Picks 21-25
mvn.com 3/4/2008 — Here is the second installment of the second version of NFL Draft University’s Mock Draft. Today, we feature picks from the Seahawks, Titans, Steelers, Cowboys, and Redskins.
Seahawks sign Duckett to 5-year deal
seattletimes.nwsource.com 3/4/2008 — T.J. Duckett is heading to play for the Seattle Seahawks with a 5-year contract, the free agent running back told The Associated Press on Tuesday night.
Duckett, who played for the Detroit Lions last season, has 2,642 career rushing yards and 36 TDs.
He previously played for the Redskins and the Falcons, who selected him 18th overall in the 2002 NFL draft after running for 3,379 yard at ...
Panthers re-sign LB Curry
panthers.com 3/4/2008 — The Carolina Panthers have re-signed unrestricted free agent linebacker Donte' Curry, the team has announced.
Curry, 29, played in seven games and was inactive for three contests in 2007 after being signed as a free agent by the Panthers on October 25. He ranked fourth on the team with 11 special teams tackles. Prior to joining Carolina, Curry appeared in two contests with Detroit and ...
Running back T.J. Duckett leaves Lions for Seahawks; Linebacker Teddy Lehman bolts to Tampa Bay
freep.com 3/5/2008 — T.J. Duckett is heading to Seattle, signing a five-year contract with the Seahawks, the free-agent running back told the Associated Press on Tuesday night.
Duckett, who played for the Lions last season, has 2,642 career rushing yards and 36 TDs.
When he wasn't slowed by injuries, Duckett was productive in limited opportunities in the Lions' pass-happy offense, carrying the ball 65 times ...
Some Reaction to Favre's Retirement —
Mark Maske's NFL Insider 3/4/2008
Former San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions coach Steve Mariucci, once a Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach, issued a statement on Brett Favre's retirement. "Throughout his 17 years, he never lost that feeling of playing the game for the first ...
