James agrees to terms with Patriots
Former Bengals cornerback Tory James has agreed to terms on a one-year contract with New England.
James was an unrestricted free agent after playing four seasons with the Bengals. The team made no attempt to re-sign him. Former first-round pick Johnathan Joseph is expected to start where James did in 2006, opposite Deltha O'Neal.
James could earn $1.35 million, with incentives upping the potential value of the package to $2.7 million.
He had four interceptions in 2006, bringing his NFL total to 42. James had slowed considerably over the past season and a half.
posted by Mark at 5:24 PM
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at 4/17/2007 5:37 PM 
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Post a Comment*They can have him... Good long arms and can get some pics when he is not getting toasted, which unfortuantely was very often... He will be one and done IF he makes the team... Would be intersting to see if there was guarenteed $???
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