Restricted free agent cornerback/kick returner Chris Carr has signed an offer sheet from the Titans, as reported by the Associated Press. The Raiders will have seven days to match the contract once they receive the sheet.

The Raiders signed DE Kalimba Edwards to a two-year contract on Friday as they try to improve their pass rush for next season. Edwards was cut earlier this month by the Lions. He will reportedly earn $5M in the deal with the Raiders, as reported by the Associated Press.

The Raiders will definitely not bring Daunte Culpepper back to play quarterback next season, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. He still hasn't garnered a great deal of interest from any team this offseason.

The Raiders and DeAngelo Hall agreed to terms Thursday on a $70M, seven-year deal that paves the way for the cornerback to be dealt from Atlanta to Oakland, a person familiar with the talks said and as reported by the Associated Press. Hall arrived in the Bay Area to meet with Raiders' owner Al Davis and other team officials Wednesday, and the deal was completed the following day, the person said on condition of anonymity because an announcement had not been made. Hall will be guaranteed a little more than $24M in the new deal, the person said.

DeAngelo Hall claims that he will finalize a contract with the Raiders on Thursday morning, according to ESPN.com's John Clayton. The deal is reportedly worth $70 million over the next seven years, with the amount of guaranteed money yet to be determined. "There is just some tweaking of the language that needs to be done, some minor details," Hall told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "No deal breakers."

The trade between the Raiders and Falcons is closer to becoming official as cornerback DeAngelo Hall and Oakland inch closer to a contract agreement, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The deal is expected to be finalized within the next few days.

The Raiders and Falcons have agreed in principle to a deal that would send cornerback DeAngelo Hall to Oakland in exchange for a second-round pick in next month's draft, according to Chris Mortensen of ESPN.com. Hall is close to agreeing with the Raiders on a new contract that would pay him just slightly less than what the Eagles give Samuel a few weeks ago.

The Raiders have added another wide receiver, agreeing to terms Wednesday on a $2M, one-year deal with free-agent Drew Carter, as reported by the Associated Press. The deal with Carter follows the one given last week to former Pro Bowl receiver Javon Walker as Oakland tries to surround JaMarcus Russell with more big-play options. Carter?s agent, Joel Segal, confirmed the deal, which had not been announced by the Raiders.

Wide receiver Javon Walker, released by the Broncos last Friday, agreed to a deal with the division-rival Raiders on Tuesday, a source told ESPN.com's Michael Smith. The terms of the deal call for Walker to receive a six-year, $55M contract that includes more than $16M in guarantees and pays him roughly $27M over the first three years of the deal.

Warren Sapp?s 13-year NFL career officially ended when his retirement was posted on the Raiders? Web site, according to an Associated Press report. Sapp said immediately after last season that he was through playing but did not file the paper work. The posting on the team?s site was the first official word that the defensive tackle was done.