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The Browns were reportedly interested in quarterback Brian Hoyer long before they signed him, which meant that his arrival in Cleveland last week became fodder for discussions about increased competition for Jason Campbell and Brandon Weeden this offseason.
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Sims received a four-year contract worth about $2.6 million, including a $473,000 signing bonus, according to the Miami Herald's Adam Beasley.
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The Browns have agreed to terms on a two-year contract with former Michigan State quarterback Brian Hoyer. Hoyer, cut earlier this week by the Arizona Cardinals, is expected to compete for a backup job behind either Brandon Weeden or Jason Campbell. The Browns also have third-stringer Thaddeus Lewis on their roster.
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Gholston, who was selected by Tampa Bay in the fourth round of the 2013 NFL draft with the 126th overall pick, struck a deal Tuesday according to the Buccaneers official website. In accordance with the new collective bargaining agreement, Gholston first NFL contract will be a four-year deal.
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When former Pittsburgh Panther defensive back Andrew Taglianetti got invited to his hometown NFL team's rookie minicamp, he was living the dream. Following the camp, Pittsburgh sports radio station 93.7 The Fan asked Taglianetti, "Who was the biggest athletic freak you saw on the field?" His answer: Former Michigan State running back Le'Veon Bell. "I'll tell you what, Le'Veon Bell," Taglianetti said with no hesitation. "He's probably 230, 240 (pounds), I'm not sure about his weight, but he is really, really quick."
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Former Michigan State defensive back Mitchell White has signed a free-agent deal with the Oakland Raiders according to RaiderFans.net, the terms of which were not announced.
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"The Dolphins certainly hope (Dion remains a trim 264 pounds) because Miami plans to use Sims as the tight end paired with Dustin Keller in the team's two tight ends packages," Kelly wrote. "Because Keller, a free agent addition who spent his first five NFL seasons with the Jets, has a reputation as a limited blocker Miami will need Sims to excel in that area."
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ohn Clayton said on Inside the Huddle that current Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte is a much more accurate projection of Bell's NFL style. "Jon Elway believes he may have drafted the next Terrell Davis with the selection of Montee Ball in the second round," Clayton said. "But the Steelers think they have the next version of Matt Forte, and they're happy about it."
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The Washington Redskins are having some fun these days with Cousins over videos of his singing and acting days at Holland Christian, which hit the airwaves during Michigan State’s spring football game April 20. Cousins, an MSU quarterback in 2007-11, was providing color commentary on the game — and, briefly, on his stage skills — for the Big Ten Network.
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Kirk Cousins, at least for now, is the starter at quarterback for the Redskins. He is penciled in to line up with the first-team offense during offseason practices while Robert Grifffin III recovers from his knee surgery. Whether Cousins remains the starter at the outset of the 2013 season depends on Griffin’s recuperative powers. Cousins said Monday he is unbothered by the unusual set of circumstances.
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Le'Veon Bell isn't the only Spartan rookie ready to make an immediate impact in the NFL. Word out of Miami Dolphins minicamp is that former Michigan State tight end may be the key to their 2013 NFL draft class.
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"Le'Veon was really, you know, he was very interesting to us because we looked at him as an NFL back," Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert said Thursday on Trib Live Radio. "You know he had 1,700 yards last year and close to 900 of those yards were yards after contact, which indicates the ability to make NFL type runs because the holes in the NFL aren't going to be the same as they are in college. So you saw him make a lot of what we thought were NFL type runs."
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According to ESPN NFL analyst - and former general manager of the Buffalo Bills during their four consecutive trips to the Super Bowls - Bill Polian, that's no accident, that's Mark Dantonio. "Every Michigan State player has an added advantage because he's coached by Mark Dantonio and comes from that program," Polian told Spartan Football All Access. "Michigan State is the Good Housekeeping seal of approval."
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Six Spartans playing in the National Hockey League, as well as one assistant coach, turn their attention to the post-season as the NHL playoffs begin on Tuesday. John-Michael Liles (Toronto), Duncan Keith (Chicago), David Booth (Vancouver), Tim Kennedy (San Jose) and Justin Abdelkader and Drew Miller (Detroit) begin their team's quest for Lord Stanley's Cup.
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Running back Le'Veon Bell carried the ball 382 times for 1,793 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior at Michigan State. Considering the state of the Pittsburgh Steelers' depth chart at running back, the NFL team's second-round pick could be in line for heavy work right away.
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