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Former Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Ed Johnson has signed with the Carolina Panthers as he adds depth to the team’s defensive line with his potential and size.

Johnson, who started all 16 NFL regular season games in the 2007 season [his rookie year] was an undrafted player coming out of Penn State. He also played under current Colts defensive coordinator Ron Meeks so the coach is aware of the potential and energy Johnson brings to the team for next season.

The Buffalo Bills are currently without a head coach after firing Dick Jauron and the perfect man for the job is former Bills player and current coach of the year in the UFL, Jim Haslett.

This year, Haslett joined the new United Football League, a debutant football league, in October and led the Florida Tuskers to a 6-0 record in their first season. Though Haslett’s team was upset in the UFL Championship game, the first of its kind, by the Las Vegas Locomotives 20-17 in overtime, his knowledge of the Bills and experience coaching in the NFL would be a great addition to the 3-6 Bills.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Buffalo Bills have contacted and are setting up a meeting with former Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan about becoming the next head coach.

On Tuesday, the Bills fired Dick Jauron and named Perry Fewell the interim head coach.

When the Tennessee Titans were 0-3 to start the NFL season, many pundits were shocked and asked head coach Jeff Fisher to make a quarterback switch from the older Kerry Collins to the franchise player Vince Young. The coach did not think it was necessary to push panic button for a team that made the postseason the year before.

Now Fisher says Young is a different person compared to the quarterback he benched last season with the team currently riding a three-game winning streak.

The Buffalo Bills have fired head coach Dick Jauron after starting the season 3-6 and having the worst offense in the NFL.

Defensive coordinator Perry Farwell will replace Jauron as the interim coach according to NFL.com. In three and a half seasons as the head coach of the Bills, Jauron had a record of 24-33.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Terrell Owens went back to practice Friday after he sat out most of the week due to a hip injury. Owens also declared that he is ready and geared up to play against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

Just yesterday, Bills coach Dick Jauron had mentioned that Owens was still struggling from the injury and was working with the training staff instead of practicing with the team.

The Cleveland Browns, especially head coach Eric Mangini, has been contemplating his starter since training camp. First he went with Brady Quinn to start the season, then went to his backup Derek Anderson and now Mangini has made the change back to Quinn ahead of the Browns Monday Night Football game against the Baltimore Ravens.

A huge divisional game for the Browns as Quinn gets a second opportunity to prove to the team that he is the better option for Cleveland at the quarterback position.

Miami Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter is one player who seems to never back down from anything. In the past he had talked about the knocking the New Orleans Saints off their high horses, his hatred for the New York Jets and the New England Patriots. Now Porter is going after the Patriots biggest star; their quarterback Tom Brady

Porter claims that Brady has his own set of rules whenever he plays the game.

Though Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams says he is not Terrell Owens, he is unhappy with his quarterback Tony Romo, which resulted in his recent comment regarding limited passes thrown his way.

Williams, the Cowboys number one receiver, says he is not connecting with quarterback Romo. Has this script been seen before? Yes, when Owens was in town.

The major reason for his complaint, outside of the fact that Williams and Romo worked out together in the offseason, is that both have not made any progress in his opinion.