Kats Sign Maurice Brown, Fitu Tuua, Brendan Givan, Make Additional Changes
March 14, 2007 - Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I)
Nashville Kats News Release
NASHVILLE- The Nashville Kats have made acquisitions, changes and deletions to their 2007 roster.
Nashville signed WR Maurice Brown and OL/DL Fitu Tuua to the active roster. Brown spent 2006 training camp with club and 2006 and the first part of 2007 with the New York Dragons. Tuua last played with the San Jose SaberCats in 2006. LB Brenden Givan was activated from the practice squad to the active roster.
Nashville traded OL/DL Tim McGill to the Tampa Bay Storm for WR Demetris Bendross. McGill played in both games for the Kats in 2007 after being acquired in an offseason trade with the Utah Blaze. Bendross spent two seasons with the Storm, leading the club in 2006 with 1,598 all-purpose yards.
Kats lineman Joe Minucci was placed on injured reserve after suffering an injury in Friday's loss to the Philadelphia Soul in Week 2.
The Kats' next contest will be against the Utah Blaze, Sunday, March 18 at the Gaylord Entertainment Center.. Nashville competes in the AFL's Central Division, a talent-rich division that houses the past two ArenaBowl Champions (Chicago Rush 2006, Colorado Crush 2005) and added the Kansas City Brigade in a realignment change.
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