Update: The St. Petersburg Times is reporting Bucs tight end Kellen Winslow (knee surgery) was working “without any apparent discomfort or obvious limitations in range of motion” toward the end of offseason workouts.

Fantasy Impact: Winslow has been injury plagued throughout his career, but is no doubt an extreme talent.  It remains to be seen whether or not he can stay on the field for the entire upcoming season.

Update: The Cleveland Plain Dealer is reporting that the Cleveland Browns are expected to carry just three tailbacks on their 2010 roster. Montario Hardesty and Jerome Harrison are locked into two spots, and the Browns will carry versatile fullback Peyton Hills behind Lawrence Vickers. The final position will come down to James Davis and Chris Jennings.

Fantasy Impact: Davis should be able to make this team, but the truth is he is fighting for his job in camp this year.  He is a non fantasy factor but once again anything can happen in Cleveland.

Update: Patriots quarterback Tom Brady getting the franchise tag is becoming more of a possibility with each day that passes without a new deal, according to the Boston Globe.

Fantasy Impact:  Brady is coming up on unrestricted free agency, and the Pats certainly aren’t going to let their star quarterback walk for nothing.  If a deal can’t be worked out , expect him to be tagged.

Update: The Steelers and cornerback Ike Taylor have not started any contract negotiations yet, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau loves Taylor’s game so expect a deal to get done.

Fantasy Impact:  Taylor won’t hold out as the management loves this kid, and a deal should happen soon.

Update: Seattle running back Quinton Ganther, who was arrested in California on suspicion of DUI Saturday morning, got his blood alcohol content results back, and according to Pro Football Talk, he was very close to the legal limit.

Fantasy Impact: This isn’t the type of press Ganther needs and it won’t help him get more carries with the Seahawks.  Stay tuned to see if there are any reports on whether he actually was over the limit which might warrant a suspension from the NFL.

Update: According to NFL.com the NFL suspended free agent DT Hollis Thomas eight games for violating the league’s policy on performance-enhancing drugs.

Fantasy Impact:  Thomas had a nice season last year, but with this suspension over his head, he might not find another gig.  His career might be over at this point.

Update: ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that Chargers wideout Vincent Jackson is not expected to appeal his three-game league suspension. According to Schefter, Jackson realizes the league was lenient in banning him for only three games, and that V-Jax is likely “comfortable” with the length of the penalty.

Fantasy Impact:  The Redskins are interested in landing Jackson to play with Donovan McNabb.  The bigger issue is Jackson is continuing to holdout from workouts because of his contract situation.