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I noticed in Chris Brown's OTA Day 1 roundup he mentioned that T.J. Graham was getting reps with the first team. This is because Stevie Johnson was held out as he recovers his groin surgery. However the more pressing question I have is when did T.J. Graham sign a contract. I did not see any announcements of a contract being signed. You think he may want to sign a deal before he takes part in OTA's, or at least his agent would want one signed. Please correct me if I missed the signing. It is possible the agent was given assurances that if he gets hurt that he will still get a proper contract.

Dion Caputi ‏ @nfldraftupdate #Texans RT Eric Winston, 28, set to count $5.5 million against Houston's cap in '12, announce he was released by team Monday. Houston saves $4.5M.

From IMDB Demond Wilson ... Lamont Sanford (135 episodes, 1972-1977)

Jimmie Walker (I) More at IMDbPro » ad feedback Date of Birth 25 June 1947, Bronx, New York, USA Birth Name James Carter Walker He symbolized the 70s American dream of success -- the former kid from the ghetto who rose to wisecracking TV superstardom. While in his element as the broadly strutting, gleamy-toothed J.J. Evans of the popular urban-styled sitcom "Good Times" (1974), Jimmie Walker lived the extremely good life. Following the series' demise, however, reality again checked in. Still and all, he has not self-destructed as others before him have and continues to enjoy a comedy career now approaching four decades. Jimmie and the show were instant cross-over hits despite the fact that he was a 27-year-old playing the teenage son of Rolle. His catchphrase "Dyn-o-mite!" became a popular item in the American vernacular.

The name on the jersey was definitely HANSEN. I paused the show to verify the name. Hansen was a big guy but did not seem overly juiced up.