Leonard Davis

The title is probably going to get misconstrued by some, so let me preface this by saying… No, I am not “dreaming” that the Seahawks sign Leonard Davis. Certainly, with their protection woes during the pre-season they could certainly use a capable starting caliber player but I am not clamoring for them to sign him. By all means, he is, I guess, a “name”. He was a top 10 guard several years back and has been to the pro bowl and been a starter for awhile. That being said, his best days are...Read Full Story

The title is probably going to get misconstrued by some, so let me preface this by saying… No, I am not “dreaming” that the Seahawks sign Leonard Davis. Certainly, with their protection woes during the pre-season they could certainly use a capable starting caliber player but I am not clamoring for them to sign him. By all means, he is, I guess, a “name”. He was a top 10 guard several years back and has been to the pro bowl and been a starter for awhile. That being said, his best days are...Read Full Story

The Dallas Cowboys will release offensive guard Leonard Davis , ESPN Dallas reports. Davis met with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who told him of the news. Jones also met with Marc Colombo, who said he has not been told he has been released, but that is still an option. "I didn't get released so that's a good sign," Colombo said. "That's not to say that's not going to happen by tomorrow or Friday. We'll see what happens and see if we can come to an agreement. I've loved my time here. I love...Read Full Story

The Lions are expected to sign veteran guard Leonard Davis, Aaron Wilson of Scout.com reports. Davis, 33, was the second overall pick of the 2001 NFL Draft out of Texas by the Arizona Cardinals. Davis has started 155 games over his ten year career, the last four of which was spent with the Dallas Cowboys, who released Davis for salary cap purposes after the lockout was lifted. Since his release, Davis has worked out for the Tennessee Titans (10/25) and was one of nearly two dozen players...Read Full Story

« Warren Sapp to Ndamukong Suh: “Shut up” November 5th, 2011 Matt Loede Posted in News Aaron Wilson of Profootball.scout.com reports the Detroit Lions conducted an extensive bye week workout Thursday, auditioning former Lions starting running back Kevin Smith and former Cowboys Pro Bowl offensive guard Leonard Davis as well as 22 other free agents, according to a league source. As a rookie in 2008, Smith led the Lions with 976 rushing yard and eight touchdowns. Signed to a...Read Full Story