projo wire reports

-Saints defensive end Charles Grant and tight end Jeremy Shockey say they are owed a half-million dollars by a movie studio at the center of an investment dispute involving current and former New Orleans players. A lawsuit accuses Louisiana Film Studios LLC studio CEO Wayne Read of selling $1.9 million in state movie tax credits to 27 people, many with connections to the Saints. However, it says he never applied for the credits or returned the money.

-Falcons wide receiver Roddy White is working out at the University of Alabama-Birmingham -- where he played college ball -- as he continued his contract holdout. White's agent had no comment when asked if the receiver was any closer to a deal with the Falcons.

-The Cardinals signed center Melvin Fowler to a one-year deal and placed fullback Justin Green on injured reserve.

-Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson, asked about his team's potential interest in free-agent quarterback Michael Vick, said the team looks "at all options at all times" but declined to specifically discuss Vick's case.

-ProFootballTalk.com reports that the San Diego Chargers have fined cornerback Antonio Cromartie $2,500 for using Twitter to complain about the quality of food at training camp.

-ESPN is reporting that veteran wide receiver Amani Toomer has signed with the Kansas City Chiefs.

-The starting center for the Houston Texans, Chris Myers, was carted off the practice field today with an apparent ankle injury, according to the AP.

-Cleveland Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards sat out for the fourth consecutive day of camp with an undisclosed injury.

-Speaking to reporters for the first time since spraining his knee in practice, Vikings quarterback Tarvaris Jackson said that he felt "a lot better," and confessed that he at first feared that he had a very serious injury.

-Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart said today that he will only be able to practice once a day during training camp because of soreness in his Achilles, according to Darrin Gantt of The Rock Hill, S.C., Herald.

-Speaking a day after a Manhattan grand jury declined to indict him on charges of carrying Plaxico Burress' unlicensed gun after Burress accidentally shot himself, linebacker Antonio Pierce at Giants camp declined to speak about details of the incident, but said he had no regrets about his actions.

-ProFootballTalk.com reports that Ravens offensive lineman Adam Terry needs knee surgery and will miss the entire season.

-Albert Haynesworth was back on the field for the Washington Redskins today after missing two straight days with a knee problem. The 350-pound Haynesworth, whose new contract with the Redskins includes $41 million in guaranteed money, received a fluid injection in his left knee. Coach Jim Zorn expressed confidence that the knee would not impact Haynesworth during the regular season.

-Speaking of big men, the Detroit Lions welcomed 345-pound defensive tackle Grady Jackson to training camp for the first time today. Jackson, who started 14 games for the Falcons last season, had missed the first three days of camp with an unspecified illness. Brandon Pettigrew, the tight end selected by the Lions with the 20th overall pick in the April draft, missed his second straight practice with a thigh injury.

-Agent Drew Rosenhaus has Tweeted that the Minnesota Vikings will waive wide receiver Aundrae Allison by this afternoon if they don't trade him first.