lee evans After saying goodbye

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After saying goodbye to WRs Derrick Mason, T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Donte' Stallworth and TE Todd Heap this offseason, the Ravens imported more experience at the position Friday, acquiring Lee Evans from the Bills.more detail about this news is this that
We'll see if this comes to fruition, because I'd still like to believe that Buddy Nix will hold out a bit for more than a mere mid-round draft pick. That's considering that Evans, despite his career-low production in 2010, is still the team's best receiving threat, and still the first player that opposing defenses must game plan for.
In their 16-year existence, the Ravens have made 17 player trades. Only three times did it involve a receiver (the attempted acquisition of Terrell Owens in 2004, the draft-day trade for Kevin Johnson in 2004 and the trade for Anquan Boldin in March 2010).read more about it ,
It's a vote of confidence for Legedu Naanee and Brandon LaFell, who appear locked in as the No. 2 and 3 receivers. The Bills may have to lower their reported asking price of a third-round pick in order to get someone to bite on Evans.
It would require some major boldness by Jeff Ireland to see him as an upgrade at age 30, convince himself he wants Evans, convince Buffalo to give him up to a rival, and somehow negotiate the deal.keep reading newsexcel.com for latest news and reports .

Baltimore Ravens Cuts Could Interest Kansas City Chiefs .lates news

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The Baltimore Ravens wasted little time once the NFL lockout ended on Monday and started making significant moves.

According to Jamison Hensley of the Baltimore Sun, tight end Todd Heap and wide receiver Derrick Mason have been released.more detail about Baltimore which have taken from the news agency ,

Last year, the Ravens had plenty of depth at the receiver position with Mason, Anquan Boldin and T.J. Houshmandzadeh. But as Gregg Rosenthal of ProFootballTalk points out, Baltimore has a hole at the position now that Mason is gone and Houshmanzadeh is unlikely to resign. Those players include RB Willie McGahee, TE Todd Heap, NT Kelly Gregg and WR Derrick Mason.

Could any of them fit in Kansas City? GM Scott Pioli should have these guys fresh in his memory after last January's playoff loss to the Ravens.

On McGahee and Heap...I'd say probably not. The Chiefs have RB Thomas Jones, a veteran like McGahee, already in place. At tight end, the Chiefs have one of the real up-and-comers in the league in TE Tony Moeaki so they're good there. (I can already tell by my Twitter feed that a good chunk of Chiefs fans will want Heap.)Berry enters the NFL on the heels a strong senior campaign in which he rushed for 899 yards and five touchdowns, while earning 2010 All-ACC Second Team honors. He also caught ten passes for 97 yards and a touchdown.

Leading into the draft, Berry was highly regarded, ranking as the 26th best running back out of a class of 160. Listing in at five-foot ten inches, 211 pounds, the Belle Glade native impressed scouts at the NFL combine with a top-rated performance in the 20-yard shuttle run.