NFLback.com News from around the NFL

Chiefs sign Cardinals free-agent receiver Jerheme Urban to NFL deal (The Canadian Press)

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas Chiefs have signed free-agent wide receiver Jerheme Urban, who spent the last three seasons with the Arizona Cardinals.

Butler helps bring attention back to UW pro day (Yahoo! Sports)

LB Donald Butler and 10 other Washington prospects brought notice to a once moribund workout.

Derek Anderson joining Seahawks? (Yahoo! Sports)

Quarterback Seneca Wallace recently was traded from the Seattle Seahawks to the Cleveland Browns for a lowly...

Seahawks Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

Mike Teel is currently the only quarterback on the roster behind Matt Hasselbeck.

Clearly it's a situation the Seahawks will address in free agency and/or the draft. The safe bet is Seattle using a pick in the first three rounds to draft a quarterback of the future and then adding a veteran backup to serve behind Hasselbeck in 2010.

Teel is an unknown commodity, especially to a new coaching staff and front office. The fifth-round pick showed promise during training camp, but spent the season holding a clipboard.

The depth at quarterback took a hit when seven-year veteran Seneca Wallace was traded to Cleveland, where he will be reunited with Mike Holmgren, the Browns' new team president.

In return, Seattle gets a 2011 draft pick, believed to be in the late...

Seattle sends QB Wallace to Cleveland for pick (AP)

Mike Holmgren is already making deals with his former team. The Seattle Seahawks traded backup quarterback Seneca Wallace to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a 2011 undisclosed draft pick. The Seahawks confirmed the deal Monday night. Wallace spent his entire seven-year career with the Seahawks, and was always a favorite of Holmgren's when he was Seattle's coach.

The Bills and Seahawks sign up for the Tim Tebow experience (Yahoo! Sports)

Tim Tebow, the kind-hearted quarterback with an iron will and a Nuke LaLoosh throwing motion, has already...

Free Agency Watch: Day one losers (Yahoo! Sports)

It was the first free agency day without a salary cap since 1993, and the fear was that with labor unrest on the...

In need of impact receiver, Seahawks to host Brandon Marshall on Saturday (The Canadian Press)

SEATTLE - Despite a potentially huge price to acquire his services, the Seattle Seahawks are going to take their shot at impressing Denver wide receiver Brandon Marshall.

Denver’s Brandon Marshall to visit Seattle (AP)

Despite a potentially huge price to acquire his services, the Seattle Seahawks are going to take their shot at impressing Denver wide receiver Brandon Marshall. The star Broncos receiver, and restricted free agent, will visit with the Seahawks on Saturday, a team spokesman said on Friday night. ESPN.com first reported Marshall's visit.

That seems like an awful lot of money to give Nate Burleson (Yahoo! Sports)

Good news for free agent wide receivers: You apparently don't have to be very good to get a huge paycheck.