Update: According to the Tennessean, the Tennessee Titans signed former Falcons CB Tye Hill on Tuesday. Terms of Hill’s deal with the Titans were not disclosed.

Update: According to the Houston Chronicle, Houston Texans sign MLB DeMeco Ryans to a six-year, $48 million dollar contract, with $21.75 million guaranteed. “This is unbelievable,” Ryans said. “I still can’t believe it. I hope this can set an example for young players that hard work and patience can pay off.”

Update: According to the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Pittsburgh Steelers’ WR Santonio Holmes will not be charged in connection with a March 7 altercation at an Orlando, Fla., nightclub that left a woman with a cut above her right eye. Sgt. Barbara Jones of the Orlando Police Dept. said Tuesday that the case has been closed since Anshonae Mills declined to press charges after talking with a police officer. In the police report released yesterday, there is a signed statement from Mills, 21, saying, “I refuse to prosecute the perpetrator for the incident.” Mills claims that Holmes, 26, threw a glass of liquor at her after the two argued over a seat in a VIP room. Holmes said a woman threw the glass that hit Mills in the face, according to the police report.

Fantasy Impact: This is good news for Santonio Holmes, but another distraction the Steelers will have to deal with this off season. Steelers’ QB Ben Roethlisberger is under investigation for sexual assault in Milledgeville, Ga. and continues to be a no-show at training sessions.

Update: Safety Matt Ware has signed a one-year deal to remain with the Arizona Cardinals, according to NFL.com’s Jason La Canfora.

Fantasy Impact: Ware is more of a depth signing as he did not really have a major impact on the Cardinals defense in 2009.  He will look to improve upon his one interception from last year.

Update: Notre Dame product Jimmy Clausen will workout for the Washington Redskins on April 15, according to the Washington Post.

Fantasy Impact: The Skins are in the hunt for a quarterback, and it will likely be Clausen if they decide to take a QB as all signs point to Sam Bradford being gone before they pick.

Update: According to the Buffalo News, Buffalo Bills quarterback Trent Edwards thinks he has a legitimate shot at being named the team’s starting quarterback for the 2010 season.  He lost his starting job last season mainly due to a rash of injuries he suffered.

Fantasy Impact: Ryan Fitzpatrick stepped in for him last year, but did nothing to unseat Edwards.  Look for this to be a QB battle well into the preseason.

Update: According to ESPN.com, the Oakland Raiders have emerged as the leading candidate to sign Eagles QB Donovan McNabb. Of all the teams the Eagles have spoken with, the Raiders have been the most willing to meet the Eagles’ asking price. Last week, The Associated Press reported that the Eagles want a pick in the top 42 of the 2010 draft for McNabb. Oakland has a second-round pick that is the 39th overall selection. McNabb’s contract, which has one year and $11.2 million left on it, has scared off other teams, according to sources.

Fantasy Impact: This would be a huge impact for the Raiders if they acquire the Pro Bowl quarterback.

Update: According to the Washington Post, the Washington Redskins have signed CB Phillip Buchanon to a one-year deal worth $1.5 million, plus another $750,000 in incentive money. Buchanon, an eight-year veteran, will give the team much-needed experience in the secondary this season. “We are very excited to add a veteran corner, such as Phillip, to our defensive backfield,” Coach Mike Shanahan said in a statement released by the team. “He has had a lot of success in this league and brings with him the ability to create turnovers. He will be a big part of what we are trying to accomplish defensively in Washington.” Buchanon was set to earn $3.5 million from the Lions before the team released him earlier this month.

Fantasy Impact: The Redskins will be Buchanon’s fifth team in seven seasons.

Update: According to San Diego Union-Tribune, the San Diego Chargers signed former Bears CB Nathan Vasher to a two-year contract on Monday. Vasher, 28, would make $4.5 million if he plays the entire contract, but it is not known how much of that money is guaranteed. Groin and wrist injuries, among other maladies, have limited Vasher to only a 11 starts over the past three seasons. He regained his starting job last summer, but was demoted after the season opener and was released by the Bears two weeks ago.

Update: According to Buffalo News, Florida QB Tim Tebow had his pre-draft workout with the Buffalo Bills on Monday. Tebow was among about a dozen college prospects who visited the Bills. Tebow’s visit included dinner with Hall of Fame QB Jim Kelly on Sunday evening. Every NFL team is allowed to bring 30 draft prospects to its facility for visits in the weeks leading up to the draft.

Fantasy Impact: Other teams on Tebow’s visit schedule include the New England Patriots, Cleveland Browns and Seattle Seahawks.

Update: NFL.com reports that Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger did not attend the teams workouts on Monday.

Fantasy Impact: The workouts are not mandatory and concentrate more on weightlifting and getting back into football shape. Roethlisberger’s return to the team has likely been delayed due to the ongoing investigation into an assault charge brought against him.