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Joey Porter is expected to be cut by the Dolphins prior to the start of free agency, according to the Miami Herald.

Analysis:The 33-year-old rush linebacker chipped in 32 sacks over three seasons with the Dolphins. He should be able to catch on with another club.

Justin Rogers has been released by the Chiefs, according to team writer Josh Looney's twitter page.

Analysis:Rogers failed to impress during his stint in Kansas City in 2009. The linebacker is unlikely to make an impact in fantasy leagues next season.

John Bowie has signed a deal with the Browns, according to agent Andy Simms' twitter page.

Analysis:The former member of the Raiders is excited about getting a fresh start in Cleveland, but he is not expected to register a blip on the IDP radar for 2010.

The Dolphins would reportedly consider retaining Gibril Wilson if he takes a deep pay cut, according to the Miami Herald.

Analysis:The star safety is believed to be on the trading block, after being one of the Dolphins' top free agent signings of 2009. He refused to take a pay cut during his stay in Oakland.

Brunell earned his first Super Bowl title when the Saints won 31-17 over the Colts on Sunday.

Analysis:The 17-year veteran is an impending free agent. He twice lost in AFC title games with Jacksonville, and may have capped off an underrated career by going out on top as Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees' backup.

Earl Bennett was very pleased with new offensive coordinator Mike Martz after their meeting today, according to the Bears' official website. Bennett said, "He made a great impression. He is a mastermind offensive coach who is going to spread the ball around and wants to take us to that next level. I am ready to work hard for him."

Analysis:Bennett hauled in 54 catches for 717 yards and two scores with the erratic Bears in 2009, and could potentially be headed for a breakout 2010 campaign, which will mark his third in the NFL. He will be on our radar when hunting for sleepers.

Mark Roman is expected to test the free agent market in the offseason, according to the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat.

Analysis:Roman lost his starting gig at safety in 2009, and the 32-year-old vet will be an unrestricted free agent. The 49ers like him, but it is time for their younger players to see the field.