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Movements in the world of football Tuesday:
National Football League
CAROLINA PANTHERS-Agreed to terms with WR-KR Larry Beavers, TE Kevin Brock, T Patrick Brown, T Gerald Cadogan, QB Hunter Cantwell, WR Jason Cherry, CB Derrick Clark, G C.J. Davis, DT Marlon Favorite, C Justin Geisinger, C Keith Gray, DT Lonnie Harvey, LB Anthony Heygood, LB Mortty Ivy, LB Mike Juergens, DT Justin Kershaw, RB Jamall Lee, LB Brit Miller, WR Marcus Monk, S Anthony Scirrotto, LS Nick Sundberg and T Garry Williams.
DENVER BRONCOS-Signed LB Braxton Kelley and LB Jeff Schweiger. Waived TE Adam Bergen and WR Jayson Foster.
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Released DT Brian Young.
NEW YORK JETS-Released QB Brett Favre.
PITTSBURGH STEELERS-Signed WR Steven Black, DT Jeff Bradley, LS Mark Estermeyer, OT Ramon Foster, WR Cedric Goodman, WR Tyler Grisham, LB Tom Korte, QB Kevin McCabe, DT Steve McLendon, RB Isaac Redman, QB Mike Reilly, S Derrick Richardson and LB Andrew Schantz.
WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Claimed RB Marcus Mason off waivers from the N.Y. Jets.
Canadian Football League
WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS-Signed DB Nick Kordic and DB John Eubanks.
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MAHONING VALLEY THUNDER-Fired coach Mike Hold. Named Brennen Booth interim coach.
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