Update: ESPN’s Adam Schefter is reporting that despite recent reports that the Redskins are trying to deal Albert Haynesworth, the team has not had trade discussions regarding their highly paid defensive end.

Fantasy Impact: It is not secret that Haynesworth did not live up to the hype last year for the Skins, and that he had conflicts with the coaching staff.  Hopefully with Mike Shanahan taking over the reins, he can get Haynesworth to be the player he once was.

Update: The Miami Herald is reporting that the New York Jets have started a heavy pursuit of free agent lineback Jason Taylor.  While the Jets and Patriots have been linked to Taylor, this is nothing but speculation at this point.

Fantasy Impact: Taylor might end up returning to Miami, although heading to New England or New York would give the aging veteran a shot at a Super Bowl.

Update: The Cincinnati Bengals team site is reporting that the team has re-signed center Kyle Cook.

Fantasy Impact: This was nothing more then a depth signing for the Bengals.

Update: According to the New York Daily News’ Rich Cimini, the New York Jets are hosting free agent quarterback Mark Brunell for a visit today.

Fantasy Impact: The Jets are most likely looking to bring in a guy that can help continue to develop youngster Mark Sanchez.  If anything ever happened to Sanchez, it would be an issue as Brunell is not capable of being an every day quarterback at his age.

Update: According to the Detroit Free Press, a judge ruled Monday that former No. 2 overall pick Charles Rogers must repay the Lions $6.1 million of his $9.1 million signing bonus. The Lions took Rogers to court after he ignored a 2008 arbitrator’s ruling that he had to repay the money. Rogers was released in 2006, one year after being suspended for testing positive three times for substance abuse.

Fantasy Impact: Rogers has been a nightmare since being drafted into the NFL.  He has been in and out of both rehab and prison, and this is just another setback in his horrific career.

Update: The Washington Post is reporting that Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell will opt to stay away from the team’s practice facility for the foreseeable future. Campbell had a sit down with head coach Mike Shanahan on Monday, and the sides decided that Campbell training elsewhere is good for both parties.

Fantasy Impact: Campbell was told that he is able to seek a trade to another team.  He clearly won’t want to spend his days in Washington with Donovan McNabb now the starter.

Update: NFL.com reports that RB Darren Sproles has signed his tender with the San Diego Chargers worth $7.283 million. Sproles was offered a first and third round tender from the Chargers about a month ago but was reluctant to sign it hoping to work out a long term deal.

Fantasy Impact: Sproles will likely be the teams #1 RB option this coming season, with the only other RB on the team with NFL experience being Marcus Mason, formerly of the Washington Redskins. It is also possible the Chargers will try to pick a RB early on in the 2010 draft.

Update: Bo Marchionte, of NFL Draft Bible, reports Connecticut CB Robert McClain has scheduled work outs with several NFL clubs, including the Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots, Indianapolis Colts, San Fransisco 49′ers, Detroit Lions, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans.

Update: Rick Maese, of The Washington Post, reports the Washington Redskins could pursue Denver Broncos restricted free-agent WR Brandon Marshall.

Fantasy Impact: The Redskins traded for veteran QB Donovan McNabb from the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this week and could now be looking for a improved receiving core in order to compliment him.