A would-be NFL rookie is the latest person to join the players' attempt to stop the league's lockout. Former Middle Tennessee State wide receiver Garrett Andrews sued the NFL and its individual teams Tuesday in federal court in Minnesota, alleging the league violated antitrust laws and created an anticompetitive market. Andrews, who played for the Blue Raiders the past two seasons, claims he is eligible for the draft and the lockout is causing him harm. His lawsuit seeks class-action status. Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=6297987
