Update: The Oklahoman is reporting Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker (ACL, MCL surgery, torn rotator cuff) admits that "it's hard to put any sort of timetable on" his recovery. Welker did say he's "happy" with his progress so far, and it's remarkable that he's already able to jog three months after knee reconstruction. "No telling when that’s going to be or how long it’s going to take," he said, "but all I can do is just work hard."

Fantasy Impact:  Welker isn't going to be ready for Week 1 as it would be a miracle for that to happen.  A realistic expectation is that the team could get him back before Week 6. 

Update: Houston Texans linebacker Brian Cushing may be stripped of his Associated Press Defensive Rookie of the Year award, ESPN is reporting. Cushing was suspended for the first four games of the 2010 season for violating the league's steroid policy.

Fantasy Impact: Sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter that Cushing was tested last September. Furthermore, Cushing took and passed a lie-detector test to prove he was not guilty of taking performance-enhancing drugs, but his suspension stands nonetheless.

Update: The New Orleans Saints are not interested in signing former LSU star JaMarcus Russell, the Associated Press is reporting. Coach Sean Payton doesn't think now would be the right move to bring in Russell.

Fantasy Impact: Russell, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 draft, was released last week by the Raiders after three poor seasons.

Update: According to ESPN, Adam 'Pacman' Jones signed with the Bengals Monday. The troubled cornerback will practice with the team Tuesday. According to a source, the Bengals inserted language in the two-year contract to protect them if Jones finds trouble off the field.

Fantasy Impact: A lot of people are attacking Mike Brown and the Bengals for this move, but Jones is going to have to bust his behind to make the team. The Bengals may have the best corner tandem in the league with Johnathan Joseph and Leon Hall. Also, second-year player Morgan Trent had a solid rookie year and the team also drafted Brandon Ghee in the third round in April's draft.

Update: Washington Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth was absent again from the team's voluntary minicamp on Friday according to the Associated Press. Haynesworth is unhappy with the team's switch to a 3-4 defense and would prefer to be traded. Coach Mike Shanahan has said that Haynesworth will not be traded.

Fantasy Impact: Haynesworth has been nothing short of a headache for Shanahan. Haynesworth has been working out with his own trainer and staying away from the team. He has been paid $32 of the $41 million guaranteed to him in his contract.

Update: The Cleveland Plain Dealer is reporting Browns president Mike Holmgren has clarified his stance on Colt McCoy, now saying, "Heck, if he's the guy, he plays."  The Browns brought in Jake Dlehomme after dealing Brady Quinn and releasing Derek Anderson, but Delhomme has played some horrible football lately. 

Fantasy Impact:  Seneca Wallace might get the first shot if Delhomme falters, but head coach Eric Mangini knows his job is on a short leash so if he thinks McCoy gives him the best shot to win, he is going to play him.