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Putting in a claim
Sep 04, 2006 | 11:37AM | report this

Here are the highlights of Sunday’s claim day:

  • Eagles safety Matt Ware had the most claims: by Atlanta, Cincinnati and his assigned team, Arizona.
  • The Jets put a claim in for failed first-round pick Michael Haynes, a defensive end cut by the Bears, who was assigned to the Saints.
  • The Saints were assigned five players off claims, including two Cowboys, offensive tackle Rob Petitti and special teams/receiver Terrance Copper. They also got Giants cornerback Curtis Deloatch and Rams defensive back Dejuan Groce.
  • The Miami Dolphins were the only team to claim Browns running back Lee Suggs and no team put a claim for ex-Packer running Najeh Davenport.
  • The Steelers claimed Detroit running back Artose Pinner, but lost out on him to Minnesota, the priority team based on last season’s record.
  • The Packers put safety Michael Hawkins on their injured reserve list after waiving him.
  • The Saints placed quarterback Adrian McPherson on their injured reserve list after waiving him. McPherson, remember, was injured by the Titans mascot T-Rac, who ran into him on the sidelines with his golf cart.
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