Business as usual in NFL free agency despite absence of a salary cap (The Canadian Press)

NEW YORK - Business as usual.
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LaDainian Tomlinson set to visit Vikings, coach cites ‘great conversation’ (The Canadian Press)

MINNEAPOLIS - LaDainian Tomlinson is coming to Minnesota for a visit, and the Vikings believe he could be a good fit.
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Bears sign FB Eddie Williams (AP)

Fullback Eddie Williams has signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Bears. Drafted in the seventh round by Washington last year, he spent most of the season on the Redskins' practice squad before being elevated to the active roster Nov. 2. He was inactive for three games before being placed on injured reserve with a [...]

Business as usual in NFL free agency (AP)

The absence of a salary cap has caused little change in how NFL teams approach the early stages of free agency. There still has been a spending spree, highlighted by the $42 million guaranteed the Chicago Bears gave defensive end Julius Peppers on the first day he became unrestricted. And backup quarterbacks have been on [...]

Bears release RB Kevin Jones (The Canadian Press)

CHICAGO - Injury-plagued running back Kevin Jones has been released by the Chicago Bears.
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Bears release RB Kevin Jones (AP)

Injury-plagued running back Kevin Jones has been released by the Chicago Bears. The Bears let Jones go Tuesday after signing running back Chester Taylor away from Minnesota last Friday, when they also lured Pro Bowl defensive end Julius Peppers from Carolina and blocking tight end Brandon Manumaleuna from San Diego.
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Ask an NFL’er: Obama’s health care push (Yahoo! Sports)

President Barack Obama has intensified his push to to get his health care bill passed by the end of March .
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Bears, Lions try to keep pace (Yahoo! Sports)

One season after their fellow NFC North teams made the playoffs, Chicago and Detroit hit free agency hard.
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Peppers Wastes No Time Enjoying Chicago (SportingNews.com)

Julius Peppers made quick work with his six-year, $91.5 million deal this weekend. Peppers, one of three of the…
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Bears win Julius Peppers sweepstakes (AP)

Julius Peppers joined the Chicago Bears in the biggest move by a team that showed it's intent on contending again after missing the playoffs the past three seasons. The five-time Pro Bowl defensive end and top free agent prize agreed Friday to a six-year deal worth potentially $91.5 million. Agent Carl Carey said a record [...]

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