Michael Vick is expected to remain with the Eagles for the 2010 campaign, according to the Philadelphia Daily News.
Our View: Vick would serve as the primary backup behind Kevin Kolb if Donovan McNabb is dealt, and he carries his weight as a dangerous weapon in the Wildcat formation. He is slated to earn $5.25MM in 2010.
Quarterback prospect John Skelton (Fordham) recently visited the Bills, according to Adam Caplan’s twitter page.
Our View: Skelton may come from a small school, but his stock has been on the rise, and could get drafted as early as the second or third-round. He fires the ball with good zip and can make all of the throws, but needs work on his mechanics and delivery.
The Ravens have not contacted unrestricted free agent Neil Rackers, according to the Baltimore Sun.
Our View: The Ravens need an upgrade at kicker, with the unreliable Billy Cundiff currently atop their depth chart.
Casey Hampton is attending offseason workouts with the Steelers, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Our View: Hampton wants to be in the best possible shape while trying to perform up to his new three-year deal worth $21MM. The stud nose tackle skipped the offseason workout program two years ago, and was out of shape at the start of training camp.
Quarterback prospect Levi Brown (Troy) is slated to visit the Titans Friday, according to the Tennessean.
Our View: Brown already met with the Panthers, Bills and Saints. His stock is on the rise, and there is belief that a team could take a flier on him as early as the third round of the draft. He is more likely to be taken a bit later though.
Russell Okung (Oklahoma State) is visiting the Chiefs Wednesday, according to ESPN.
Our View: The Chiefs need help on their offensive line, and Okung is believed to be a candidate for their No. 5 pick in the first round of the draft. He is considered the best offensive line prospect, and has potential to develop into an elite left tackle.
Joey Porter won’t face DUI or assault charges for the incident that occurred over the weekend in Bakersfield, California, according to Aaron Wilson of the National Football Post.
Our View: Porter slapped a police officer’s hand when asked to exit his vehicle, but Porter claims the officer struck him in the face. The California Highway Patrol wanted charges pressed, but the district attorney didn’t agree with that recommendation.
Frostee Rucker signed a two-year deal to remain with the Bengals, according to Aaron Wilson of the National Football Post. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Our View: Rucker is pleased to remain with the club, but will remain a non-factor in IDP leagues while serving as a backup defensive end.
Free agent wide receiver Chad Jackson has been signed by the Buffalo Bills, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Our View: Jackson has appeared in just six NFL games since the end of the 2006 season. His odds of making an impact in Buffalo next season are slim.
The Rams, owners of the first pick in next month’s draft, will hold a private workout for Colt McCoy sometime in April, according to ESPN.
Our View: While the Rams are widely expected to be taking McCoy’s college rival, Oklahoma’s Sam Bradford, first overall, they are still going to give McCoy his due dilgence. Expect him to be drafted sometime in the second or third round.