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Browns' Fujita again denies NFL's bounty claim (Pro Football Weekly)

Browns LB Scott Fujita, facing a three-game suspension with the NFL alleging he was part of the Saints’ pay-for-performance scandal, once again denied his involvement Tuesday.

 

Broncos' restocked secondary gets high marks (The Associated Press)

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) Peyton Manning and Champ Bailey are giving the Denver Broncos' restocked secondary two thumbs up.

 

Browns' McCoy hoping for fair fight for job (The Associated Press)

BEREA, Ohio (AP) Colt McCoy has been promised a fair fight by the Browns.

 

NFL roundup: Cap penalties against Cowboys, Redskins upheld (The SportsXchange)

The special master who heard the appeal of the Cowboys and Redskins granted the NFL's motion to dismiss a grievance, upholding two-year penalties structured to dissolve $36 million of cap space for Washington with Dallas losing $10 million.

 

Browns' Fujita says bounty charges "not true" (The Associated Press)

BEREA, Ohio (AP) Forced to fight for his name in a ''public trial'' against the NFL, Browns linebacker Scott Fujita vowed he did not participate in the New Orleans Saints' bounty program.

 

Ex-Saint Fujita proclaims innocence in bounty scandal (The SportsXchange)

Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita said he's innocent in the New Orleans Saints' bounty scandal, according to multiple reports.

 

Brandon Weeden: Browns Starter? (Rotowire.com)

Update: Browns general manager Tom Hecker said that the team expects Weeden to emerge as the starting quarterback during training camp, Mark Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

 

Are the Bills legitimate playoff contenders? (National Football Post)

Surviving the first six games could pave the way for a 10-6 season.

 

Seattle Seahawks Make Bold Move in Trade for Kellen Winslow: A Fan's Take (Yahoo! Contributor Network)

The Seattle Seahawks pulled off an interesting trade Monday night (May 21), sending a draft pick to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in exchange for tight end Kellen Winslow. I think it is a bold move that could really pay off for the team and that this is the type of maneuvering I had hoped to see from the franchise this offseason.

 

Browns expect Taylor to be back in 2012 (National Football Post)

Torn pectoral muscle needs about six months recovery time.