Update: After trading down twice, the Denver Broncos traded up in the draft to take Florida quarterback Tim Tebow with the Ravens’ 25th pick. “I want to be a great quarterback,” Tebow said. ” … For the next few years, my mindset is going to be to repay [Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels] for what he did for me, believing in me. Just like it was when I was at Florida. My biggest joy was doing things for Coach [Urban] Meyer, winning championships, being able to help him.”

Fantasy Impact: McDaniels rolls the dice on Tebow, and is hoping he can become the face of the franchise.  Tebow has done nothing but win in his time at Florida and it is nice to see this kid go before some of his competitors like Jimmy Clausen and Colt McCoy.

Update: Baltimore Ravens defensive end Trevor Pryce has accepted a $2.5 million paycut to remain with the Ravens, according to the National Football Post.  He will now earn approximately $2M next season.  That’s a far cry from the $4.5M he was set to earn.

Fantasy Impact: Pryce will most likely see time on third downs, and won’t be a high impact player on a solid Ravens defense.

Update: Philadelphia Eagles punter Sav Rocca has signed his tender, according to the National Football Post.  He will reportedly earn approximately $1.2M next year.

Fantasy Impact: Rocca did disappoint last year, and as a result the Birds have brought in some competition to push Rocca.  He will likely feel the heat from Durant Brooks in training camp.

Update: The Arizona Cardinals have called the Pittsburgh Steelers about a possible Ben Roethlisberger deal, according to KTAR.com.

Fantasy Impact: The Cardinals have a late first rounder which wouldn’t be enough to land Big Ben.  Adam Scheffter of ESPN can continue to talk about how a deal for Big Ben is a possibility, but these are nothing more than rumors, and the Steelers trying to show Ben that they are fed up with his antics.  He won’t be going anywhere.

Update: According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Pittsburgh Steelers added another year to QB Byron Leftwich’s contract and extending his contract through the 2011 season. Leftwich arrived at the Steelers facility this morning, went through a physical and signed his contract. Leftwich, along with Charlie Batch and Dennis Dixon, will be among the choices to replace starter Ben Roethlisberger, who is expected to be suspended today by the NFL to begin the 2010 season.