Aaron Walker News

Former Astronaut High standout Aaron Walker was released by the Baltimore Ravens during the first round of cuts by NFL teams on Tuesday.

In making their first wave of cuts, the biggest surprise was the Ravens placing defensive tackle Dwan Edwards on injured reserve, which ends his season.

Even while the starting offense was breaking out of its preseason doldrums, the Rams' receiver corps took a few hits Saturday against Baltimore.

There was too much downtime in the offseason for Daniel Wilcox . After he underwent surgery in January to repair his sprained left big toe, doctors ordered the Ravens tight end to stay off it for several ...

In addition to Terrell Suggs' much-anticipated return, the Ravens welcomed many previously-injured players back to practice Monday.

Cousins, a third-round pick out of Texas-El Paso in April's draft, said he had been prepared for such a possibility.

Movements in the world of football Tuesday: National Football League BALTIMORE RAVENS-Waived QB Brad Roach and CB Lenny Walls.

The Ravens cut undrafted fourth-string quarterback Brad Roach, a free agent from Catawba, prior to the opening practice.

But the rookie doesn't have time to concern himself with his position on the depth chart.

The Ravens cut undrafted fourth-string quarterback Brad Roach, a free agent from Catawba, prior to the opening practice.

Jae Leeworthy struck out 10 batters and Tyler Kernan had three RBIs as the Newton Falls Tigers picked up their first win of the season, defeating Champion, 5-4. After trailing the entire game, the Flashes tried ... via Tribune-Chronicle

“Especially our 'skill' players.”

Rams players run through a drill during a Rams OTA at Rams Park in Earth City, Mo. via STLtoday

The Bears began exploring possibilities to replace third tight end John Gilmore, entertaining Aaron Walker on Wednesday at Halas Hall. via Chicago Sun-Times

“At this point, we're going to kind of shift gears and probably in the next couple weeks focus on the draft”

Rams wide receiver Torry Holt celebrates a TD reception against the 49ers last season in San Francisco. via STLtoday

The St. Louis Rams continued to tweak their roster as they reached a contract agreement with tight end Anthony Becht and re-signed guard Adam Goldberg on Thursday.

The 6-foot-5, 285-pound Becht is a blocking speciliast and former first-round draft pick (27th overall) of the New York Jets in 2000.

Becht, 30, spent the past three seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He's played in 126 games, including 106 starts, but he's only caught 172 passes for 1,411 yards and 20 touchdowns in his career. He had five catches for 20 yards and two touchdowns last season. Read more