Friday morning one-liners

A busy offseason has raised the bar of expectations for Bills QB Trent Edwards.

Dolphins WR Anthony Anderson Armstrong took the road less traveled to the NFL.

Could rookie T Sebastian Vollmer push T Nick Kaczur for a starting spot during Patriots’ training camp?

Jets LB Vernon Gholston said that going through the full offseason program has him better prepared for his second NFL season. 

Peter Schmuck of the Baltimore Sun applauds the long-term contract given to Ravens LB Terrell Suggs.

Rookie P Kevin Huber, signed on Thursday, is the second player in Bengals history to play high school and college football in Cincinnati.

The Browns will not honor a Browns Legends class this season.

James Walker of ESPN.com calls the offensive line the “one glaring weakness” of the Steelers.

If the Texans ease up on RB Steve Slaton’s workload this season, Chris Brown, or Ryan Moats could post a nice season in reserve.

The pros and cons of Colts T Tony Ugoh.

The Jaguars need big steps forward from second-year defensive ends Quentin Groves and Derrick Harvey.  

LP Field has turned into a campground with Titans fans hoping to buy single-game tickets to 2009 games.

Broncos P Brett Kern says he’s put on 20 pounds of muscle to help him improve on his rookie season.

Alex Marvez of FOXSports.com suggests that the Chiefs sign CB Chris McAlister as a free agent.  [Editor's note:  We suggest that Alex Marvex of FOXSports.com get a damn haircut.]

Said Raiders WR Todd Watkins, “We are light years ahead of where we were last year.  We’re going to be a lot better then people are giving us credit for.”

Chargers DT Luis Castillo feels like he’s past the back injury that limited him in 2008.

T Doug Free will have to show he’s capable of being T Flozell Adams’ successor during Cowboys training camp.

Toni Monkovic of the New York Times used the supplemental draft as a chance to look back at former Giants QB Dave Brown.

Pete Prisco of CBSSports.com wonders how the Eagles will cope without defensive coordinator Jim Johnson.

Said Redskins DE Jeremy Jarmon, “Phillip [Daniels] is a 14-year veteran and I’m sure he has seen just about
everything in the NFL.  I’m hoping to just get in, land
under the wing of those guys and follow in their footsteps.”

Will LB Pisa Tinoisamoa bounce back during his first season with the Bears?

Even if TE Casey FitzSimmons makes the Lions roster in 2009, he’ll have a hard time finding playing time.

A look back at WR Antonio Freeman’s career as he prepares to enter the Packers Hall of Fame.

Cris Carter is impressed with what he’s seen of Vikings WR Jaymar Johnson.

The Falcons return many of the players that made their special teams units an area of strength last season.

Tom Sorensen of the Charlotte Observer doesn’t think the DE Julius Peppers saga will end well for Panthers fans.

Saints S Usama Young is promising an improved defense this season.

Buccaneers.com isn’t wasting any time in providing a scouting report for the Titans, the Buccaneers’ initial preseason foe. 

Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald is hosting a camp in Minnesota for many of the league’s receivers. 

The Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce held a bash to honor Rams T Jason Smith before he leaves for training camp.

Former 49ers QB Steve Young’s investment firm has raised $1.1 billion in capital. 

Eric Williams of the Tacoma News Tribune breaks down the 3-3 defense, which the Seahawks may employ at times this season.