NFL Transactions 3/5

BillJordaniv posted 3/10/2008 from bizoffootball.com [flag]

Transactions that happened in the NFL on Wednesday, as reported by ESPN.com : The Atlanta Falcons released quarterback Joey Harrington . The Jacksonville Jaguars signed defensive tackle Jimmy Kennedy , tackles Pete McMahon and Ryan Gibbons and long snapper Brett Goode . The Miami Dolphins re-signed cornerback Michael Lehan to a four-year contract and signed tight end Boomer Grigsby to a ... [link]

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