Roy Williams can remember every loss he had in high school and at the University of Texas, but remembering losses with the Lions has been a more challenging proposition. ?I started counting them up last off-season,? Williams said, ?but I lost track.? Williams is finishing his five-year rookie contract and could be eligible for free agency this off-season. ?Everybody would like to stay where they are drafted,? Williams said. ?But at the same time, everybody would like to go back home as they get older. My home is Texas.? RealGM Note: Williams has been the 32nd best wide receiver through the first three weeks of 2008. He 'deserves' a salary of $3.5 million and therefore has a Reina Value of -44%.

The Lions have taken a look at free agent running back Cedric Benson and Shaun Alexander, and some reports indicate that Benson could soon sign with the team, according to Detroit Free Press. Free agent Vernand Morency also met with the team. According to Austin, Texas, city council member Mike Martinez, Benson is about to sign with the Lions. "Unfortunately, but fortunately, Cedric Benson is not here today," Martinez said recently at an event. "He is actually signing a contract today to get back in the game with the Detroit Lions, and the reason why that's a good thing is that the foundation will continue to grow as long as Cedric continues to do what he does on the field."

The Seahawks, desperate for a healthy receiver, are on the verge of re-signing Koren Robinson, according to a published report on Monday. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported the team?s former first-round draft choice was at the team?s facility Monday night and was expecting to sign a contract Tuesday after he passes his physical.

With an already thin stable of wide receivers now missing Nate Burleson, the Seahawks are looking to add another receiver to their roster, according to Seattle Times. Burleson and Ben Obomanu are out for the year after suffering injuries in the season opener and exhibition finale respectively. The most prominent possibilities are Joe Horn, Reche Caldwell, Keenan McCardell, and Peerless Price.

Free agent quarterbacks Joey Harrington and Quinn Gray worked out for the Titans on Tuesday, along with a number of wide receivers, according to Nashville City Paper. Tennessee is looking for someone to work behind Kerry Collins while Vince Young heals from a left knee injury. The Titans also worked out receivers Chad Jackson, Joe Horn, Reche Caldwell, David Kircus, John Broussard, and Glenn Martinez on Tuesday.

Veteran kicker Jay Feely signed with the Jets on Monday, according to his agent, and will replace the injured Mike Nugent. ?He is very excited to join the Jets and help them keep winning,? agent Glenn Schwartzman said in an e-mail to The Associated Press.

The Saints and Texans are reportedly showing interest in free agent running back Cedric Benson, according to Chicago Tribune. Benson was released by the Bears on June 9 after two alcohol-related arrests and claims that he has a tryout with the Texans this week. "I got myself in good shape, changed some things about myself," Benson said. "I wasn't going to let the running game be a question this season."

The Toronto Argonauts of the CFL have made a huge offer to former Colts running back Kenton Keith, according to Sports Net. The offer would reportedly make Keith the highest-paid player in the Canadian Football League. Keith's agent, Jason Medlock, told Sports Net on Saturday that the Argos made an offer which won't require "a lot of haggling." A source claimed that Keith could make roughly $160,000 a season in base pay, but bonuses could drive the deal up another $20,000-$40,000. Indianapolis cut Keith less than two weeks ago.

Running back Shaun Alexander has no plans to retire and expects to sign on with a team in the near future, according to Associated Press. Alexander, 31, says that he has received "a constant flow of calls," including some from his hometown Bengals. "Man, I'm healthy and excited to play. And I think this year can be a big year for me if I get the opportunity. I can still play the game. I think I can help a team get to the Super Bowl," Alexander said. He said he'd sign for the veteran minimum because "I've never played for money."

The Panthers have reportedly tried to re-sign defensive end Julius Peppers but nothing, has been agreed upon, according to Charlotte Observer. Peppers is in the final year of his contract. "He's one of the greatest defensive players in the league today, and possibly, could be, all-time," teammate Damione Lewis, a defensive tackle, said of Peppers.