Derrick Harvey ended his 33-day holdout Wednesday after reaching agreement with the Jaguars on a five-year contract that could be worth $30 million. His base package will be $23.8 million over the five years. The key tradeoff that ended the holdout was the ability to get $6.2 million of incentives and escalators based on playing time, a source told ESPN.com's John Clayton.

The Falcons on Sunday signed Marcus Pollard, four days after the tight end was released by the Patriots, as reported by Yahoo.com. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The Lions have signed quarterback Drew Henson to replace the injured Drew Stanton, according to The Detroit News. Henson, who has not played in the NFL since the Minnesota Vikings cut him during their 2007 training camp, worked out Friday for the team. Stanton's hand will likely be in a cast for four weeks before he is able to resume throwing, after he sprained a thumb on his throwing hand during practice on Thursday.

Rams' star running back Steven Jackson signed a six-year, $44M contract Thursday, a day after agreeing to end a 27-day holdout, and was on the field for practice after completing a physical, according to an Associated Press report.

James Farrior agreed with the Pittsburgh Steelers to a five-year, $18.25 million extension that included a $5 million signing bonus, a source confirmed.

Former Denver Broncos safety John Lynch has reached a one-year, $1.5 million deal with the Patriots, according to a source. Lynch, 36, was released by the Broncos, who wanted to re-adjust his role this season. After talking to coach Mike Shanahan, the Broncos gave him a chance to land elsewhere. The Patriots were the perfect fit.

The Denver Broncos have signed Tyrone Poole in hopes of addressing their injury-riddled secondary, according to The Associated Press. Poole has 18 career interceptions, 121 pass breakups, nine forced fumbles, and five fumble recoveries in 142 games, including 112 starts.

The Cardinals have signed linebacker Brandon Moore just one day after he was released by San Francisco, according to The Associated Press. Moore agreed to a one-year deal with the Cardinals on Tuesday. As many as four teams expressed interest in signing Moore, who was released after the 49ers reached an agreement with free agent linebacker Takeo Spikes.

The Ravens have signed four-time Pro Bowl fullback Lorenzo Neal. Neal, 37, has been the lead blocker for a 1,000-yard rusher for 11 straight seasons. This is Neal's seventh NFL team and second stint with offensive coordinator Cam Cameron. He was Cameron's starting fullback for four seasons when both were with the San Diego Chargers (2003-06). Neal was released by the Chargers in February just one season removed from being the league's highest-paid fullback. "He's one of the finest professionals that I've had the privilege to work with," Cameron said. "When you talk about a Raven -- a guy who is physical, competitive and wants to win -- one of the first guys I thought of was Lorenzo Neal. He's going to be a great complement to Le'Ron [McClain]."

The Steelers signed veteran quarterback Byron Leftwich on Sunday, choosing the former Jaguars' starter over Daunte Culpepper, as reported by the Associated Press. The Steelers signed Leftwich after both he and Culpepper worked out Sunday morning at the team?s training camp at Saint Vincent College.