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March 12, 2008 6:54 PM

Sorry we haven't been around much today. The Hashmarks editorial staff has been working the phones for five consecutive hours in an attempt to compile the most comprehensive mock draft on the web. We'll roll out our first annual Hash Mock sometime tomorrow. Until then, here are a few headlines you may want to check out:

Larry Fitzgerald signed his new contract in an airport Starbucks.

Matt Leinart could be a life-saver for the Cardinals.

The Panthers will have a new starting center next season.

In other Panthers news, Dwayne Jarrett was arrested and charged with a DWI.

That restraining order on Randy Moss has been lifted.

The Patriots' new safety talks about Chelsea Clinton.

Make that seven former Cowboys on the Dolphins' roster.

Radio broadcasters from across the nation sound off on the Dolphins' new players.

The Bucs have become the latest team to reach out to Antonio Bryant.

Tampa Bay is still in the market for receivers.

Longtime friend of Hash, Rich Hofmann, is wondering if Donovan McNabb has any juice left.

The great Les Bowen wonders who Eagles fans will fixate on now that Larry Fitzgerald is off the table.

Browns GM Phil Savage is about to receive his own payday.

The Falcons have a familiar face at quarterback.

Who has the worst group of quarterbacks in the league?

Shaun Alexander says "it's all good."

Former NFL back sues supplement company.

Rich Cimini doesn't like the thought of Ty Law returning to the Jets.

Danny Clark is visiting the Giants.

Michael Irvin enters the Texas Sports Hall of Fame.

Michael Irvin, Danny Clark, Ty Law, Shaun Alexander

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