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The Detroit Lions signed cornerback Leigh Bodden to a four-year contract extension on Friday. The deal, which has club options through 2013, adds $27 million onto Bodden’s contract including a $2 million signing bonus and an $8.6 million roster bonus if he’s on the team next March. Bodden was acquired from Cleveland, along with a third-round pick, in a February trade for defensive tackle Shaun…
Seahawks top draft choice Lawrence Jackson has reported to training camp and is practicing with the team. Jackson, the 28th pick from Southern California, agreed to an $11.25 million, five-year contract Friday morning, according to a person familiar with the deal. The contract includes a $6.1 million signing bonus, said the person who requested anonymity because the team did not release the terms…

Broncos receiver Rod Smith broke out a pair of dark, designer shades and his two Super Bowl rings for the occasion, wearing one on each hand. The rings were a reminder of what once was, the shades to hide the tears. Smith stepped into a room full of family, friends and teammates Thursday and announced his NFL career was done.

Star kick returner Devin Hester was at Chicago Bears training camp Friday, although there was no word if signed a contract. Hester skipped the first practices this week as a holdout. He has two years remaining on his initial deal. Bears spokesman Scott Hagel said he doesn’t know if Hester will practice.
Indianapolis receiver Marvin Harrison walked onto the field to cheers Friday, while the Colts opened their first training camp practice since 1998 without quarterback Peyton Manning. Harrison missed most of last season because of a left knee injury. Manning is back in Indianapolis recovering from surgery to remove an infected bursa sac from his left knee.

The agent for Tennessee All Pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth says his client has agreed to terms with the Titans on his one-year tender as their franchise player. Agent Chad Speck confirmed through an e-mail Haynesworth and the Titans had agreed to terms Friday morning. That means Haynesworth could be on the field Friday afternoon when the Titans hold their first training camp practice.

Brett Favre has told the Green Bay Packers he plans to report to training camp this weekend, according to an NFL Network report Friday — a move perhaps designed to force the team to quickly work out a trade for the three-time MVP. According to the report, Favre told Packers general manager Ted Thompson on Thursday that he plans to report to camp and will formally petition NFL commissioner Roger…
A major storm hit the Arizona training camp one day before practice begins, when standout wide receiver Anquan Boldin lashed out at the Cardinals organization for failing to follow through on what he said was a promise for a new contract. He said he had told his agent Drew Rosenhaus to end negotiations and that he would not re-sign with the team.
Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall was summoned to New York last week to chat with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell concerning his string of off-the-field legal troubles. Mike Shanahan hopes the conversation sank in. “You’re always concerned anytime the commissioner calls you in to have a meeting. It’s not a good sign,” the Denver coach said Thursday on the eve of training camp.

The New England Patriots signed first-round draft pick Jerod Mayo on Thursday, bringing their last unsigned selection into the fold as the defending AFC champions opened training camp and began their quest to put last season’s imperfect season behind them. A linebacker who was the 10th overall selection in this year’s draft, Mayo signed a five-year deal, according to his agent, Mitch Frankel.

Broncos receiver Rod Smith broke out a pair of dark, designer shades and his two Super Bowl rings for the occasion, wearing one on each hand. The rings were a reminder of what once was, the shades to hide the tears. Smith stepped into a room full of family, friends and teammates Thursday and announced his NFL career was done.
Chargers first-round draft pick Antoine Cason signed a five-year contract worth slightly more than $12 million Thursday night, assuring he will be in camp when the team holds its first full-squad practice. Cason was the team’s final draft pick to agree to terms. He missed three days of rookie camp while the two sides finalized a deal that includes a signing bonus of roughly $6 million.
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