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2011 Fantasy Football Sleeper: Ben Obomanu : "It’s always nice to have an edge in fantasy football and know some unknown players that your other league-mates might not know about.  In this article I’m going deep and letting you know about little known Ben Obomanu ."

Will the Seahawks pursue CB Nnamdi Asomugha? - Blog - MyNorthwest.com ESPN's John Clayton thinks Nnamdi Asomugha's age and his steep price tag will likely keep the Seahawks from pursuing the All-Pro cornerback, though he didn't rule out the possibility. Asomugha, who turns 30 next month, reportedly made $28.5 million in the first two years of a three-year deal he signed with the Raiders before the 2009 season. The final year of that deal was voided when Asomugha failed to reach certain incentives last season, meaning the All-Pro cornerback will be among the league's most prized free agents once a new labor deal is reached."

Ultimate Rankings: Rams, Seahawks surge - NFL Nation Blog - ESPN Brooks didn’t speculate on where Pryor might go in the supplemental draft, but he didn’t think it would be a wasted pick for a team that had time to develop him. "Although he is raw in several aspects of the position, I like his athleticism and arm strength," he said. "He will certainly need a lot of time to develop, but if he really works at his craft, there is no reason why he couldn’t be an effective QB as a pro.""

NFL.com Blogs " Blog Archive Three and out: Palmer trade could happen " I guess not everyone believes Mike Brown will retire to his bunker once free agency opens, putting up a heavy guard against a potential deal for Carson Palmer. NBC analyst and three-time Pro Bowl receiver (not to mention former Bengal) Chris Collinsworth believes Mike Brown will trade the disgruntled quarterback when the lockout eventually ends."

NFL.com news: Sources: Some owners demanding better financial protection Between unrestricted free agents and undrafted college players, there could be more than 700 players hitting the open market in the next few weeks. GMs, coaches, agents and - mostly significantly - players and their families are going to be heavily impacted by the newly hatched free agent rules. Action on the available players is going to be fast, especially if training camps are going to open as scheduled in late July. And so much is still unknown. For instance, the answer to the basic question of whether free agency will begin for players with four vested seasons (the old model), six vested seasons (a possibility) or the middle ground of five.