Update: According to Philadelphia Daily News, the Virginia Beach Police say they are done with the case that involved a shooting that occurred the night of Philadelphia Eagles’ QB Michael Vick’s 30th birthday party. Police said reluctant witnesses and an uncooperative shooting victim have convinced the prosecutor’s office not to press charges against the shooter – even though they know who the shooter is.

Update: According to the Baltimore Sun, Ravens’ S Ed Reed has contacted the Ravens about a new contract. Reed, who has three years remaining on a six-year contract extension he signed June 2006, is scheduled to earn $6 million in 2010, $6.5 million in 2011 and $7.2 million in 2012. I’m not making it a big deal,” Reed said on The Norris and Davis Show. “[But] I think it needs to be taken care of.” A spokesman for the Ravens said the team would not respond to Reed’s comments. In his interview on 105.7 FM, Reed said the new deal comes from the fact that he has maintained his level of play while other safeties have not. Reed, who recently had hip surgery, said he is about 35 percent. “I’m not going to ask the Ravens about anything if I’m not going to play any much longer,” he said. “I appreciate the opportunity that the Ravens have given me. I’m not about to ask them for anything if I’m not going to be playing. My focus is to get myself back. I’m coming back for at least for one more year.”

Update: According to the New York Post, New York Jets’ T D’Brickashaw Ferguson is expected to sign a new contract with the team worth $60 million over six years with $34 million guaranteed. Ferguson, who had two years remaining on his original six-year, $37.5 million contract, will become one of the highest paid offensive linemen in the NFL when he signs his new contract extension.

He sent this message on his Twitter account: “I am thankful for this oppoirtunity and happy to continue playing for NY.’’

Fantasy Impact: The new contract will tie Ferguson to the Jets through 2017.

Update: According to the Tennessean, Tennessee Titans’ RB Chris Johnson, who is unhappy with his current contract, did not take part in the offseason program and missed all 14 days of organized workouts. Johnson wants a long-term deal that would pay him at least $30 million in guarantees. Even though the Titans are still not willing do this, they may have reached a short-term solution that would give Johnson a small bump in pay next season. Johnson could earn up to $2.5 million in salary in 2012, but the Titans could also turn this money into a signing bonus in 2010, which would give Johnson additional funds now with the possibly of getting a long-term deal after next season.

Update: Tampa Bay Online is reporting that Tampa Bay Bucs RT Jeremy Trueblood was arrested this past Tuesday night in Indiana for public intoxication and falling to cooperate but no charges will be filled against him.

Fantasy Impact:  Trueblood was released this morning and no charges were filled against him. The fact that there were no charges filed should eliminate his chances for being suspended by the NFL.

Update: 49ERS wideout Josh Morgan is expected to start for San Francisco this season, both this year and in the long term, according to CSN Bay Area.

Fantasy Impact: The Niners like Morgan, but everyone knows that Vernon Davis and Michael Crabtree are the No. 1 and No. 2 options for the 49ers.

Update:The Nashville City Paper is reporting Titans tight end Bo Scaife indicated that he is no longer dissatisfied with his contract situation after skipping numerous OTAs. “It was just something I felt inside; I was ready to come back,” said Scaife, who finally reported in late May. “I missed four or five OTAs, and I got tired of (Vince Young) calling me and telling me about practice.”

Fantasy Impact:  Scaife needs to relax as he is making just under $5M this season and is clearly getting paid his worth.

Update: The Carroll County Times is reporting that Ravens wideout Derrick Mason acknowledges that his role will reduce following the addition of new Ravens No. 1 receiver Anquan Boldin. “Maybe I go from seeing 10 balls a game to making the most of the seven or eight I do get,” said Mason, while remaining optimistic that Boldin “can draw that double-team attention.”

Fantasy Impact:  Mason might produce more this season by having a stud wideout like Boldin to play alongside of. He is worth taking in the later rounds of fantasy drafts.

Update: The Associated Press is reporting that Carolina Panthers coach John Fox expects to have wideout Steve Smith (fractured arm) back for the first game of the season. Fox has not put a timetable on Smith’s return but thinks he will return before the regular season.

Fantasy Impact:  Smith should be fine for the regular season and fantasy owners should not hesitate to draft him.

Update: The Boston Globe speculates that, while it’s still far from a guarantee, Wes Welker (knee) will indeed be ready by Week 1 of the regular season.

Fantasy Impact:  Welker has rehab still to get through but he has shown some solid progress.  Fantasy owners are clearly going to be taking a risk with Welker this year.

Update: ESPN is reporting that the New England Patriots want Brandon Tate to “snare” the No. 3 WR job.  Tate will likely be pushed throughout training camp by veteran newcomer Torry Holt.

Fantasy Impact:  Holt came to the Pats this offseason as a free agent looking to revitalize his career.  It should be interesting to see how much playing time Tate can get.

Update: The San Diego Chargers are not actively shopping holdout wideout Vincent Jackson, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Fantasy Impact: Jackson isn’t going anywhere, and it is a matter of time before he stops the holdout talks.

Update: Former Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell was arrested on Monday for possession of a controlled substance, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Fantasy Impact:  Russell was drawing minor interest from a few teams, but this should certainly scare those teams away.