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Singer and New Orleans native Harry Connick Jr. says the economic and emotional boost from the Saints’ Super Bowl victory is giving the city unprecedented momentum in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

Cardinals linebacker Karlos Dansby hopes to become the next Calvin Pace by hitting the free-agent jackpot as a good player without a Pro Bowl on his résumé.



Pace left Arizona for the Jets in 2008.



Dansby, a two-time franchise player in Arizona, expects to hit the market in March. He listed the Giants, Chargers, Dolphins and Redskins among teams he’d like to join, according to Sirius Radio’s Adam Schein.



The Cardinals paid $9.678 million to Dansby last season and I have a hard time envisioning them paying him similarly over the course of a long-term deal.



It’s tough paying great money for good players, but it’s also tough watching good players leave. The Cardinals’ situation at linebacker will go from tenuous to sketchy if Dansby departs.

Vikings VP of player personnel Rick Spielman said the team would “love to have Brett Favre back for another year and see if we can make another run at this.”

Sporting News: Michael Vick wants a chance to start, and more than a handful of teams need a starting quarterback. The Philadelphia Eagles, with Donovan McNabb and Kevin Kolb ahead of him on the depth chart, are in a position to grant Vick’s wish.

Sporting News: Michael Vick wants a chance to start, and more than a handful of teams need a starting quarterback. The Philadelphia Eagles, with Donovan McNabb and Kevin Kolb ahead of him on the depth chart, are in a position to grant Vick’s wish.

Eagles running back Brian Westbrook puts to rest speculation that he was contemplating retirement.