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as of Monday, March 19, 2007 2:06 PM.

Team	Monday, March 19, 2007
Denver	Signed quarterback Patrick Ramsey; released defensive end Courtney Brown.
Detroit	Signed wide receiver Shaun McDonald to a two-year contract.
Green Bay	Released linebacker Kurt Campbell.
NY Jets	Re-signed offensive tackle Anthony Clement.
San Francisco	Signed linebacker Colby Bockwoldt to a contract; named Mark Nori offensive assistant/offensive line coach.

Team	Saturday, March 17, 2007
Tampa Bay	Signed linebacker Cato June.

Team	Friday, March 16, 2007
Carolina	Signed linebacker Terrence Melton and defensive tackle Stephen Williams.
Cincinnati	Signed center Alex Stepanovich to a one-year contact.
Cleveland	Signed defensive end Robaire Smith to a four-year contract.
Detroit	Signed running back T.J. Duckett to a one-year deal.
Kansas City	Agreed to terms on a four-year contract with defensive lineman Ron Edwards.
Philadelphia	Re-signed running back Correll Buckhalter to a two-year contract.
Pittsburgh	Re-signed cornerback Chidi Iwuoma to a one-year contract.
San Francisco	Re-signed linebacker Hannibal Navies and waived linebacker Renauld Williams.
Tennessee	Signed wide receiver Justin Gage to a multi-year contract and linebacker Ryan Fowler.

Team	Thursday, March 15, 2007
Arizona	Signed wide receiver Sean Morey to a three-year contract.
Atlanta	Signed wide receiver Derrick Hamilton and guard Toniu Fonoti.
Houston	Signed defensive tackle Jeff Zgonina.
Miami	Signed fullback Cory Schlesinger to a two-year contract.
Philadelphia	Signed wide receiver Kevin Curtis to a six-year contract.

Team	Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Arizona	Re-signed linebacker Monty Beisel to a two-year contract.
Cleveland	Released fullback Terrelle Smith; signed offensive lineman Seth McKinney to a one-year contract.
Indianapolis	Signed linebacker Mike Labinjo and quarterback John Navarre.
San Francisco	Signed defensive end John Syptak and allocated him to NFL Europe.
Tennessee	Signed cornerback Nick Harper.
Washington	Re-signed tight end Todd Yoder to a three-year contract.

Team	Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Buffalo	Re-signed cornerback Kiwaukee Thomas to a multi-year contract.
Cleveland	Named Bob Kain vice chairman.
Denver	Re-signed defensive end Kenny Peterson.
Detroit	Signed cornerback Travis Fisher to a one-year contract.
Green Bay	Signed cornerback Frank Walker to a one-year contract.
New England	Signed wide receivers Donte Stallworth and Kelley Washington.
New Orleans	Named Joe Lombardi offensive assistant coach; agreed to terms with safety Kevin Kaesviharn.
NY Jets	Named Mike Jones assistant strength and conditioning coach, Ben Kotwica quality control-special teams and defense, Mike Bloomgren and Brian Smith quality control-offense.
Seattle	Re-signed guard Floyd Womack to a one-year contract; signed tight end Marcus Pollard to a one-year contract.
Tampa Bay	Signed cornerback Sammy Davis, defensive tackles Lance Legree and Kenny Smith and wide receiver Levon Thomas.

Team	Monday, March 12, 2007
Buffalo	Re-signed running back Anthony Thomas.
Denver	Re-signed wide receiver Quincy Morgan.
Detroit	Agreed to terms on a two-year contract with wide receiver Shaun McDonald.
Houston	Re-signed tight end Mark Bruener.
Kansas City	Signed linebacker Donnie Edwards to a three-year contract.
NY Jets	Re-signed offensive tackle Wade Smith.
San Diego	Named Vernon Stephens assistant strength and conditioning coach.
San Francisco	Signed cornerback Walt Harris to a contract extension.
Tennessee	Agreed to terms with linebacker Ryan Fowler on a four-year contract.
Washington	Re-signed defensive lineman Ryan Boschetti.

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