McCoy, a defensive tackle from Oklahoma selected with the third overall pick of April's draft, reportedly agreed to a five-year deal.

In addition, the Buccaneers have also worked out a six-year extension for offensive tackle Donald Penn.

Arrington from the Denver Broncos in exchange for linebacker Joe Mays.

The Eagles will receive a conditional draft pick in 2012 if Arrington does not make their 53-man roster.

Joseph, MO (Sports Network) - The Kansas City Chiefs have signed safety Eric Berry, their first-round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.

Though details of the contract were not disclosed, multiple reports have stated it is a six-year deal worth a maximum of $60 million, with $34 million guaranteed.

According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Bradford's deal is worth a total of $78 million.

Bradford, 23, will be counted upon to help a Rams franchise that went a league-worst 1-15 last season. He had been the Oklahoma Sooners' starting quarterback for the last three seasons, despite playing in only three games in 2009 due to an injury to his throwing shoulder.

Lewand was arrested June 25 after a charity golf tournament in northern Michigan, with a blood-alcohol content of 0.21. After the arrest, Lewand released a statement saying he was "deeply sorry" and would take full responsibility.

Lewand's suspension will begin August 25, when there is a league meeting in Atlanta.

Terms of the contract were not released.

Best was the Lions' second first-round draft choice and the 30th overall selection in the 2010 NFL Draft after a standout career at California.

Bryant was helped off the field after colliding with a defender toward the end of the session. He tried to get up, but sat back down and needed the help of trainers to move off the field.

The Cowboys selected Bryant with the 24th overall pick of the 2010 draft.

The Jets' Twitter page on Friday revealed the signing, and while terms have yet to be released, the New York Post reports a one-year deal.

Coles spent last season with the Cincinnati Bengals, hauling in 43 balls for 514 yards and five touchdowns in 16 games. Prior to that, he suited up for the Jets between 2005-09, scoring 24 TDs in 60 contests.

Haynesworth was held out of the Redskins' first training camp practice Thursday after failing the initial test. Because Haynesworth did not attend the majority of the team's voluntary offseason programs and skipped the mandatory minicamp in June, due to an objection to his role in the team's defense, he must pass the conditioning test.

According to a story on the team's website, players were informed that if they participated in less than half of the offseason programs, they would need to pass a conditioning test before practicing. New head coach Mike Shanahan said he wants to make sure Haynesworth is in shape before putting him in practices.

Financial details of the deal were not released.

The 6-foot-4, 304-pound Pouncey was the 18th overall selection in the 2010 draft and was the first center tabbed in the first round by the Steelers since they took Mike Basrak in 1937.

The Star Tribune revealed Friday that Gerhart, the 51st overall draft pick back in April, was given a four-year, $3.767 million deal, according to league sources. The deal includes $1.939 million guaranteed, the paper said.

Gerhart was the runner-up to Alabama's Mark Ingram in the Heisman voting in 2009, rushing for 28 touchdowns as a senior for the Stanford Cardinal. For his effort, Gerhart won the Doak Walker Award as the nation's top running back.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the Houston Chronicle is reporting that the deal with Jackson, the 20th overall selection, is for five years and worth $13.1 million, with more than $10 million guaranteed.

Jackson spent his college career with Alabama. In 2009 as a junior, he broke up 13 passes and made 49 tackles during the Crimson Tide's national championship run.

Worilds, Pittsburgh's second-round pick (52nd overall) in the 2010 draft, was signed for four years. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Worilds played three seasons at Virginia Tech, where he started 25 games and had 15 1/2 career sacks. He was an All-ACC second-team selection in 2009, when he tied a school record with 38 quarterback pressures.

Tannenbaum joined the Jets organization in 1997, serving in a number of positions before taking over GM duties in February 2006. In January 2009, Tannenbaum and team owner Woody Johnson brought in Ryan to be the team's head coach.

Ryan, who signed a two-year extension, led the Jets to a 9-7 record in the regular season and a berth in the AFC Championship game.

Washington was Arizona's second-round pick, 47th overall, out of TCU.

He was a first-team All-American and earned All-Mountain West Conference honors as a senior in 2009 after leading the Horned Frogs with a career-high 109 tackles along with three interceptions, two sacks and 11 tackles for loss.

Davis, the 11th overall pick out of Rutgers, and Iupati, selected 17th overall out of Idaho, signed five-year deals. Mays, a safety from Southern California selected in the second round, and Bowman, a linebacker from Penn State chosen in the third round, each agreed to four-year contracts.

Davis started 32 of the 38 games he played for Rutgers. He was a Third-Team All-American as a junior last year and earned First-Team All-Big East honors as a sophomore when he made the transition from guard to tackle.

Terms of the deal were not released, but the Palm Beach Post reported Wednesday that the contract is for two years and is worth $4.5 million.

Grant was released by the Saints following their Super Bowl run. The 31-year- old veteran posted 5 1/2 sacks last season before suffering a triceps injury in Week 17.

In addition to a five-year deal for Davis, an offensive tackle from Rutgers, the Niners also came to terms on four-year contracts with second-round pick Taylor Mays and third-round selection Navorro Bowman. Mays is a safety out of Southern California, while Bowman is a linebacker from Penn State.

Davis, chosen with the 11th overall pick, started 32 of the 38 games he played for Rutgers. He was a Third-Team All-American as a junior last year and earned First-Team All-Big East honors as a sophomore when he made the transition from guard to tackle.

Hilliard played in 98 games, starting 92, during his career with the Giants from 1997-2004. He then signed with Tampa Bay and played his final four NFL seasons with the Buccaneers.

Tyree spent most of his tenure with the Giants as a special teams standout, but will always be remembered for making the acrobatic catch in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XLII against New England that led to the winning score in a 17-14 victory over the previously-unbeaten Patriots.

Financial terms of the deal for the 32nd and last pick in the first round of April's draft were not disclosed.

Robinson was Florida State's defensive MVP last season, posting a career-best 52 tackles with 11 passes defensed and two forced fumbles in 12 games. He was a Second-Team All-ACC selection as a senior in 2009.

The Houston Chronicle is reporting that the deal with Jackson, the 20th overall selection, is for five years.

He spent his college career with Alabama and in 2009 he tied for third in the SEC with nine passes defensed and also had one interception.

Foxworth limped off the field during orientation practice on Thursday and was absent from Friday's workout, then issued a post via Twitter indicating his status.

"There's nothing worse than letting down ppl you love and I love all the ravens players and fans. I'm very sorry," Foxworth said.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the Washington Post reports it to be worth $60 million over six years with more than $37.5 million guaranteed.

Williams was selected with the fourth overall pick of April's draft after a stellar collegiate career at Oklahoma and, as of Friday morning, is the highest first-round pick to agree to a contract.

According to the Times-Picayune, Robinson is expected to report to training camp on Friday once he formally signs the deal.

Robinson was the last player taken in the first round (32nd overall) of the 2010 draft. He recorded 52 tackles with two forced fumbles and a team-high 11 pass breakups last year for Florida State.

According to Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia, Graham will report to training camp on Friday.

Graham was taken 13th overall in this year's draft by the Eagles, who traded up in the first round to grab him.