Quarterback
Daunte Culpepper - He's had visits with the Green Bay Packers and
Pittsburgh Steelers.
Tim Rattay - He's likely going to be a No. 3 quarterback for any team that wants
to sign him.
Jamie Martin - We're told he still wants to play.
Craig Nall
Running Back
Shaun Alexander - He struggled mightily last season and may have to wait
until late this month in order to find a new home.
Cedric Benson - Despite his misgivings, you're looking at a talented
back who fits in a power rushing scheme.
Travis Henry - He might have a hard time finding a starting job again
after what transpired over the last year with the Denver Broncos. And Henry
reportedly failed a recent drug test which would have him suspended for a year.
Ron Dayne - Despite performing well for the Houston Texans the past two seasons,
Dayne remains unemployed.
Mike Bell - He was with the Houston Texans for about a week but they waived him
after he suffered a hamstring injury.
Kenny Irons - The former second-round pick of the Cincinnati Bengals is coming
back from ACL surgery.
Marcel Shipp - He's a solid special teams player who could handle a No. 3
running back role.
Najeh Davenport - The bulky back should be able to find a job once some teams
start to lose backs due to injury in training camp.
Mike Anderson - He may decide to retire and he's also suspended four games by
the NFL.
Anthony Thomas - The power runner is best suited to handle a No. 3 role at this
point in his career.
Verron Haynes - The former Pittsburgh Steeler could handle a No. 3 running back
role.
Eric Shelton - The former second-round pick of the Carolina Panthers may have
run out of chances after being waived by the Washington Redskins recently.
Samkon Gado - He worked out for the New England Patriots recently but it's
believed he wasn't offered a contract.
Kick/Punt Returners
Tim Dwight (KR/PR)
Troy Walters (PR)
Josh Scobey (KR)
Tyson Thompson (KR)
Reshard Lee (KR)
Wide Receiver
Terry Glenn - The Miami Dolphins have shown interest in him.
Chris Henry - Amazingly, the Cincinnati Bengals reportedly have interest in
re-signing him.
Eddie Kennison - He recently told Sirius NFL Radio that he's interested
in playing at least two more seasons.
David Givens - His career is in doubt after suffering a serious knee injury
almost two years ago.
Koren Robinson - The troubled but talented receiver should find work closer to
the start of the regular season.
Cedrick Wilson - He'll serve a one-game suspension to start the regular season.
Doug Gabriel - He was recently released by the Cincinnati Bengals.
Eric Moulds - He's received mild interest around the league.
Peerless Price - He's probably done playing because of a neck injury.
Keenan McCardell - He said recently that he still wants to play.
Aaron Moorehead - He offers a team value as a No. 4 receiver.
Tight End
Christian Fauria - He's strictly a blocking tight end.
Teyo Johnson - Journeyman, No. 3 tight end who has been in and out of the league
for a while.
Ryan Neufeld
Tim Euhus
Bennie Joppru
Mike Seidman
Offensive Tackle
Fred Miller - With rookie OT Chris Williams out for a while, the Chicago Bears could push to re-sign him.
Jordan Black - The Houston Texans released him recently. Black is capable of
backing up at right and left tackle.
Stockar McDougle - He's coming back from a torn Achilles tendon.
Wayne Gandy - He may be done playing.
Mike Rosenthal
Nat Dorsey (G)
Guard
Chris Naeole - Maurice Williams and Uche Nwaneri are competing for his
vacated left guard position with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Larry Allen - There have been recent reports that he wants to play another
season.
Rick Demulling
Ruben Brown
Todd Steussie (T)
Center
LeCharles Bentley (G) - He's only getting one-year offers to play again.
Mike Flynn
Mike Flanagan
Tyson Walter
Mike Pucillo
Kicker
Jay Feely - The Miami Dolphins released him recently. He'll receive
interest around the team from any team that is in need of a kicker.
John Carney - We're told he definitely wants to play. Two possibilities are the with the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs.
Billy Cundiff - He was released by the Kansas City Chiefs recently. Because
there's a lack of available talent at kicker, Cundiff should be able to find a
job.
Morten Andersen - Even though he turns 48 in late August, Andersen hasn't
officially retired.
Punter
Scott Player - He spent a few weeks with the New England Patriots
recently.