The three veteran receivers who worked out for the Tit...

Sep 04, 2009

The three veteran receivers who worked out for the Titans on Thursday left town without contracts.

Matt Jones, Jerry Porter and Samie Parker underwent physicals and caught passes from free agent quarterback Cleo Lemon at Baptist Sports Park.

"I don't think anything is imminent,'' GM Mike Reinfeldt said before last night's game against the Packers at LP Field. "They're guys we have interest in and guys with certain skills we wanted to see. But I don't see anything happening right now.''

There were indications that Jones and Parker had the best workouts of the three receivers.

Fantasy Impact:

today

Cardinals re-sign WR Greg Dortch on one-year deal

Adam Schefter

today · 1:12 PM EDT

Cardinals WR Greg Dortch signed the restricted free-agent tender one-year, $3.3 million offer extended to him in March.

Related Players: Marvin Harrison Jr., Michael Wilson, Zay Jones

Fantasy Impact:

This doesn't preclude the Cardinals from adding another WR in the Draft, but it does give them some insurance if they miss out on anyone until later on Day 3. Dortch is still looking to build on a nice 52-462-2 sophomore season he had back in 2022, but shouldn't be on anyone's fantasy radar.

Apr 11

Saints QB Derek Carr's 2025 season in jeopardy

Ian Rapoport

Apr 11 · 5:08 PM EDT

The Saints suddenly have a major QB question: Starter Derek Carr is now dealing with a shoulder injury that threatens his availability for this season, sources say.

Carr is weighing options, including the possibility of surgery.

Related Players: Spencer Rattler, Jake Haener, Ben DiNucci

Fantasy Impact:

If Carr is legitimately questionable for the 2025 season, the Saints' first and second round picks could go in far different directions than they are currently projected. As it stands before the NFL Draft, we would assume that Rattler is going to be the temporary name atop the depth chart as we wait to see how this plays out for Carr and his shoulder.

Seahawks sign QB Drew Lock to one-year deal

Tom Pelissero

Apr 11 · 4:07 PM EDT

Reunion: Veteran QB Drew Lock agreed to terms with the Seahawks.

One of the pieces of the Russell Wilson trade, Lock is now back for a second stint in Seattle, this time backing up Sam Darnold.

Related Players: Sam Howell, Jaren Hall

Fantasy Impact:

Lock will battle with Howell for No. 2 duties behind Sam Darnold, and both are pretty interesting deep stashes in Superflex Dynasty leagues, due to a decent pass-catching group that could grow even stronger through the NFL Draft.