1. Smith To Sign With Ravens
 

Talk about a strange chain of events. On the opening weekend of free agency, it appeared as if L.J. Smith would sign with the Falcons. Then, the Lions got in the mix. Just when it seemed Smith would sign with the Falcons, they pulled the offer off the table. Now, Mike Duffy of BaltimoreRavens.com compiled numerous reports that indicate Smith will sign a one-year deal with the Ravens. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is obviously familiar with Smith ... Click for more

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2. OT Monroe Gets Tour Of NovaCare Complex
 

In an interview with Sirius NFL Radio, Virginia offensive tackle Eugene Monroe said that he has already visited with the Eagles. It's no surprise that the Eagles would be interested in one of the two top tackle prospects in this year's draft, but Monroe is expected to go in the top five. The Eagles would need to deal quite a bit to move up that high. They do have 12 draft picks ... Click for more

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3. Eagles Out Of The Mix For FB Weaver
 

Bob Brookover of the Philadelphia Inquirer wrote for Monday's paper that the chances of free agent fullback Leonard Weaver signing with the Eagles is growing dimmer by the minute. It looks more and more as if Weaver will either return to Seattle or possibly sign with the Bucs, who entered the mix late last week ... Click for more

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4. Eagles Will Pass On Torry Holt
 

In a footnote about a story on Tra Thomas, Bob Brookover from the Philadelphia Inquirer learned through a team source that the Eagles are not interested in free agent wide receiver Torry Holt. The future Hall of Fame receiver is 32 years old ... Click for more

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5. Eagles Looking To Move Up In Draft
 

Steve Wyche of NFL.com believes the Eagles are trying to acquire one of the premier tackle talents in this year's draft. But standing at No. 21 they would unlikely be able to do so. However, the aftermath of the Seattle-Detroit trade could give the Seahawks enough leeway to make them an ideal trade partner for the Eagles. The Seahawks own the No. 4 overall pick in the draft ... Click for more