Titans officially lock up RT Stewart Nashville, TN (Sports Network) - The Tennessee Titans officially agreed to
terms with right tackle David Stewart on a multi-year contract extension on
Monday.
Financial terms were not disclosed, but the Tennessean is reporting it's a
six-year deal worth $38.9 million with $10 million in guaranteed money,
including a $6 million signing bonus. Stewart will reportedly receive a
roster bonus of $2 million this year along with a base salary of roughly $1
million.
The 6-foot-7, 318-pound Stewart has started 30 games over the past two
seasons. Stewar... More...
According to the Philadelphia Daily News, Jevon Kearse says the Eagles will regret not re-signing him.
Our View:Kearse says people will be surprised at how well he plays this season. That's good news for fantasy owners, and we're betting he can back it up.
Roydell Williams had a good year in 2007, catching 55 balls, but he has lost his starting job due to his slow recovery from a broken ankle, reports the Sporting News.
Our View:Williams was one of the only reliable pass catchers in Tennessee, but as of now, Justin Gage and Justin McCareins are the starters at receiver. However, he is still draft-worthy in fantasy leagues, as his situation may change when he is completely healthy.
Third-year quarterback Vince Young is on the hot seat this year, and will be learning a new offense for the third time in four seasons. The offensive rookie of the year in 2006 struggled in his second season throwing nine touchdown passes and 17 interceptions. Tennessee has a new offensive coordinator and new additions on both sides of the ball so expecting a repeat of a surprising 2007 campaign is optimistic at best.
Our View:How bad was the Titans offense last season? They scored one touchdown or less in nine of 16 games.
