Update: According to the Tennessean, Tennessee Titans' P Craig Hentrich says he has decided to retire after 17 NFL seasons. "Seventeen years is plenty,'' Hentrich said on Wednesday. "My body has been telling me for two or three years that it's time. I'm going to listen to it this time.'' Hentrich finished the 2009 season on injured reserve after suffering a calf injury in the Sept. 20 game against the Texans. Hentrich ranks seventh in NFL history with 1,150 punts and was named to two Pro Bowls in his career

Update: According to the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Bears' OT Orlando Pace continues to ponder a permanent vacation from football. Retirement could be near for the 34-year-old veteran and seven-time Pro Bowl selection. "It's still up in the air," Pace said by phone Tuesday from his home in Orlando. "I'm still feeling my way through this. I haven't talked to anyone in the organization about it yet. That probably should be happening in the next week or so."

Fantasy Impact: With the Bears now considering Pace a backup to starting left tackle Chris Williams, the best option seemingly would be a mutual parting. Retirement would allow Pace to walk away under his own terms rather than having to be released.

Update: According to Dallas Morning News, Dallas Cowboys' DE DeMarcus Ware is scheduled to undergo surgery on his left foot Thursday. Ware will have a bone spur removed, but will be expected back in time for the beginning of the off-season program that starts next month. Ware played through a sprained neck, a fractured left wrist and a stress fracture in his left foot in 2009 but was named All-Pro for the third straight year.

Fantasy Impact: Ware led the Cowboys with 11 sacks to go with 93 tackles, four tackles for losses and 45 quarterback pressures.

Update: According to the New York Post, New York Jets' QB Mark Sanchez will undergo knee surgery at Morristown Memorial Hospital today. Jets orthopedists Dr. Elliott Hershman and Dr. Ken Montgomery will perform the surgery, which is designed to stabilize the area around Sanchez's left patella.

Fantasy Impact: Since the recovery time is about two months, it is likely Sanchez will be limited in offseason organized team activities (OTAs) and perhaps spring minicamps.

Update: According to NFL.com, Philadelphia Eagles' QB Kevin Kolb refuted rumors that he’s engaged in contract talks with the Eagles. “We haven’t even talked to them as far as I know,” the quarterback said (via Sports Radio Interviews). “That totally blew me away whenever that was reported because it was obviously false. Yeah, that has not been discussed yet.”

Fantasy Impact: The Eagles selected Kolb in the second round of the 2007 NFL Draft and he is viewed as the franchise’s future QB.

Update: NFL.com is reporting that Seattle Seahawks defensive end Patrick Kerney indicated Tuesday that he will return for at least one more season in 2010. Kerney had surgery on his elbow, and now believes he will be healthy enough to play. 

Fantasy Impact:  Kerney's contract calls for him to make $5.6M in 2010, which the team clearly will not pay for a 33 year old DE.  He will be asked to take a pay cut, and may end up having to play someplace else. 

Update: Pro Football Talk is reporting that the Baltimore Ravens have signed free agent wide receiver Donte' Stallworth to a one-year, $900,000 contract. Another $300K is available attainable with playing time incentives.

Fantasy Impact:  The team is still waiting on Derrick Mason to decide if he will return for another season, so the move makes sense for them although Stallworth has never shown he is capable of being an impact receiver.

Update:  The Washington Post is reporting that new Redskins running backs coach Bobby Turner said that Clinton Portis "definitely" has something left."

Fantasy Impact:  Portis' contract calls for $6.43M in guaranteed money for 2010, but it appears that the new coaching staff is behind keeping the running back.  Either that or they are talking him up so they can increase his trade value.  

Update:  The Philadelphia Daily News is reporting that after just one season with the Eagles, Stacy Andrews will apparently have to reconstructure his deal and take a pay cut if he wishes to stay with the team.  Andrews signed a six-year, $38.9 million contract last offseason.

Fantasy Impact:  Andrews had no impact with the team, and barely saw action.  The bigger issue is his brother Shawn who has been criticized by many for not even wanting to play football. 

Update: According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Atlanta Falcons' quarterback coach Bill Musgrave was promoted to assistant head coach on Tuesday, the team announced. He is currently in charge of developing Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan, who won the league’s rookie of the year award in 2008. Musgrave has been with the Falcons since 2006. “Bill has been an integral part of this coaching staff and this is a well deserved promotion,” said Falcons head coach Mike Smith in a statement released by the team. “We will look to utilize his tremendous amount of coaching experience for years to come."

Fantasy Impact: Musgrave, 42, has worked with some of the league’s top quarterbacks, including Indianapolis’ Peyton Manning. This offseason he was coveted by several teams, but elected to stay with the Falcons.