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Apr 30 2009
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Browns claim LB Ruud from Patriots
The Cleveland Browns acquired linebacker Bo Ruud off waivers from the New England Patriots on Thursday.
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Seahawks, Hill agree on 6-yr deal
The Seattle Seahawks and starting outside linebacker Leroy Hill have reached agreement on six-year contract worth a guaranteed US$15.5 million.
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Bucs deal tight end to Patriots
The New England Patriots have obtained tight end Alex Smith from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Bengals sign K Graham to 1-yr deal
The Cincinnati Bengals have signed kicker Shayne Graham to a one-year contract.
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Saints extend Superdome lease
The New Orleans Saints and the state of Louisiana have announced a new partnership that will continue the club's commitment to the state through 2025 and also create a new Sports Development District.
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Browns claim LB Ruud from Patriots
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Apr 29 2009
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Bills V-P and daughter of Wilson dies
A Buffalo Bills spokesman says Linda Bogdan, a Bills vice president and daughter of owner Ralph Wilson, has died.
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Saints lop Thomas off their roster
The New Orleans Saints have released veteran defensive tackle Hollis Thomas.
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Steelers receiver Holmes arraigned
Pittsburgh Steelers receiver and Super Bowl MVP Santonio Holmes has been formally arraigned on a misdemeanour marijuana charge stemming from a traffic stop.
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Bills V-P and daughter of Wilson dies
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Apr 28 2009
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Favre released by Jets, free to sign
Brett Favre has been released from the reserve-retired list by the New York Jets, making the three-time MVP quarterback free to sign with any team if he decides to again come out of retirement.
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Sproles inks rich deal with Chargers
Chargers running back Darren Sproles on Tuesday signed the US$6,621,000 million contract he was tendered as the team's franchise player.
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Cardinals release veteran RB James
The Arizona Cardinals granted running back Edgerrin James' wish to be released on Tuesday and cut two others who played significant roles in the team's run to the Super Bowl.
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Vick stunt upsets Arena league boss
The owner of a minor league football team that offered Michael Vick a contract told a newspaper he didn't know about the publicity stunt and would not have approved it.
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Brown will report to Eagles minicamp
Unhappy cornerback Sheldon Brown says he'll report to the Eagles' mandatory minicamp this weekend so that he's prepared to play somewhere this season.
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Saints release veteran DT Young
The New Orleans Saints have released veteran defensive tackle Brian Young, who has been hampered by knee problems since last season.
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Bills' Whitner pleads not guilty
Buffalo Bills defensive back Donte Whitner has pleaded not guilty to charges he forced his way past police during an altercation at a Cleveland nightclub.
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Favre released by Jets, free to sign
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Apr 27 2009
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Chargers' RB charged with battery
Chargers linebacker Shaun Phillips has been cited for misdemeanour battery for allegedly striking a security guard in the face at a downtown hotel early Sunday morning.
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Seahawks sign CB Lucas, FB Griffith
After removing the franchise tag from linebacker Leroy Hill, the Seahawks have brought back free-agent cornerback Ken Lucas.
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Jets waive Hodges, Mason
The New York Jets have waived punter Reggie Hodges and running back Marcus Mason.
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Bengals release oft-injured Perry
The Bengals have released running back Chris Perry, ending an injury-plagued career in Cincinnati for the former first-round pick.
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Bengals release running back Perry
The Bengals have released running back Chris Perry, ending an injury-plagued career in Cincinnati for the former first-round pick.
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The curious case of Titan tight ends
The Tennessee Titans swap a second-round pick in 2010 to draft South Carolina tight end Jared Cook in the third round, and their franchise player Bo Scaife joins the team's off-season program and signs his one-year tender.
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Jets steal the draft spotlight
Few teams have ever practised the old sports adage of making the most out of the least the way the New York Jets did last weekend.
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'The Refrigerator' in fair condition
Former Chicago Bears defensive lineman William (The Refrigerator) Perry has been upgraded to fair condition in a South Carolina hospital.
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Chargers' RB charged with battery
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Apr 26 2009
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Jets spoke to Burress' agent
The New York Jets, in the market for a wide receiver, called Plaxico Burress' agent before the NFL draft to look into the former Giants star's legal troubles.
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Cdn pair sign following NFL draft
Two players with Canadian connections have been signed as free agents following the 2009 National Football League draft, sources tell Sportsnet.ca.
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Seahawks make LB Hill a free agent
The Seattle Seahawks have rescinded their franchise tag on outside linebacker Leroy Hill, making him a free agent.
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Western Ontario lineman goes to SD
Vaughn Martin became the first Canadian collegiate player drafted as an underclassman to the NFL when the San Diego Chargers chose him in the fourth round Sunday.
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Jets spoke to Burress' agent
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Apr 25 2009
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Vikings gamble on big-play threat
The Minnesota Vikings went with big-play threat Percy Harvin with the 22nd overall draft choice Saturday, choosing the Florida receiver despite reports of a failed drug test at the NFL combine and durability questions.
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Steelers, Ward agree on new deal
Wide receiver Hines Ward apparently will get his wish to finish his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Browns trade down thrice, pick Mack
The Cleveland Browns made three trades in the first round of the NFL draft before finally taking California centre Alex Mack at No. 21.
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Bills take DE Maybin with No. 11 pick
Penn State defensive end Aaron Maybin was selected by the Buffalo Bills with the No. 11 pick in the NFL Draft, joining a team keen on bolstering its pass rush.
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Seahawks fill OLB hole, grab Curry
Filling their most pressing need, the Seahawks have selected outside linebacker Aaron Curry of Wake Forest with the fourth pick in the NFL draft.
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Jets move up to grab QB Sanchez
The New York Jets have their franchise quarterback. The Jets selected Southern California star Mark Sanchez with the fifth pick of the NFL draft Saturday after trading with the Cleveland Browns to leap from the 17th overall spot.
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No surprise: Stafford drafted No. 1
Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford was drafted first overall Saturday by the Detroit Lions, the only team to ever go 0-16 in a season.
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Lions sign Stafford to six-year deal
The Detroit Lions hope Matthew Stafford ends their decades-long search for a star quarterback. The Lions on Saturday announced they signed Stafford to a six-year contract.
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Vikings gamble on big-play threat
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Apr 24 2009
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Stafford to go No. 1 in draft
Matthew Stafford and the Detroit Lions agreed on a six-year deal Friday night, a person familiar with talks told The Associated Press.
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Skins not dealing top pick in 2010
Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder says his team won't trade its first-round pick in the 2010 NFL draft.
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Evans, Moore re-sign with Saints
Offensive guard Jahri Evans and wide receiver Lance Moore, restricted free agents during the offseason, have signed one-year contracts with the Saints.
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NFL to monitor draft 'tweets'
The NFL will look into teams revealing their draft picks on their Web sites and through Twitter even before commissioner Roger Goodell announces the selections.
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NFL draft-day intrigue set to begin
Let's forget that Matthew Stafford will wind up in Detroit as the top pick in Saturday's NFL draft. And what team will get star receiver Michael Crabtree. And where the six offensive tackles likely to go in the first round will land.
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Cards downplay Boldin trade talk
Arizona Cardinals general manager Rod Graves has denied a flurry of trade rumours regarding wide receiver Anquan Boldin on the eve of Saturday's NFL draft.
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Goodell outlines 17/18 game season
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell can envision a Super Bowl played in mid-February if the league expands its regular-season schedule to 17 or 18 games.
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Jacobs: Fresh start will help Burress
New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs hopes a fresh start will be just what his good friend Plaxico Burress needs.
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Ex-Jag Smith humiliated by arrest
Former Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Jimmy Smith says he is ashamed and humiliated by an arrest on drug charges.
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Stafford to go No. 1 in draft
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Apr 23 2009
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Eagles sign Baskett to 1-year deal
The Philadelphia Eagles signed restricted free agent receiver Hank Baskett to a one-year contract on Thursday.
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Colts restructure Wayne's contract
Pro Bowl receiver Reggie Wayne has agreed to a restructured contract, which will give the Colts more room under this year's salary cap.
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Delhomme locked up through 2014
The Carolina Panthers signed Jake Delhomme to a US$42.5-million, five-year extension on Thursday that keeps their quarterback under contract through the 2014 season.
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Chiefs ship TE Gonzalez to Falcons
The Atlanta Falcons boosted their hopes for another trip to the playoffs by acquiring tight end Tony Gonzalez from the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday for a draft pick next year.
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Redskins weigh price of QB Sanchez
Think the Washington Redskins are a franchise quarterback away from becoming a great team? Then mortgage the future to move up and take Mark Sanchez on Saturday in the first round of the NFL draft.
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Eagles to be aggressive at No. 21
With the 21st pick in Saturday's draft, the Philadelphia Eagles could land Anquan Boldin, Braylon Edwards or Chad Ocho Cinco.
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Cowboys draft defined by '08 trade
While the Dallas Cowboys sit around waiting for the 51st pick of the draft, they might as well cue up some footage of Roy Williams making big plays for the Detroit Lions and the Texas Longhorns.
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Eagles sign Baskett to 1-year deal
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Apr 22 2009
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B.C.'s Sorensen awaits NFL future
Justin Sorensen won't be sweating it out this weekend, anxiously watching the NFL draft on television or following it on the Internet to see what direction his pro football career will take.
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Pats loaded with picks at NFL draft
Bill Belichick has a shot at his second straight solid draft after two years of mediocrity. If he fails, it won't be because he had too few chances.
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Even with T.O., Bills need top Draft
If signing T.O. bought the Buffalo Bills some much-needed sizzle this off-season, general manager Russ Brandon realizes he'll have to provide far more substance for his team to become a bona fide contender.
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B.C.'s Sorensen awaits NFL future
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Apr 21 2009
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'Refrigerator' Perry hospitalized
Former Chicago Bears defensive lineman William (The Refrigerator) Perry is in serious condition at a South Carolina hospital.
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Vick ticket back is 'genuine remorse'
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says Michael Vick has paid a significant price for his "egregious mistake" and will have to show genuine remorse and that the experience has changed him to get a chance at resuming his career in the league.
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Holt excited to start over with Jags
The Jacksonville Jaguars have been searching for Jimmy Smith's replacement for years. Reggie Williams, Matt Jones and Jerry Porter all failed miserably.
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NFL 2009 Draft: Defence Profiles
Notable defensive and special teams players in the NFL draft, grouped by projected NFL positions.
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NFL 2009 Draft: Offence Profiles
Notable offensive players in the NFL draft, grouped by projected NFL positions.
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NFL 2009 Draft Order
Order of selection for the National Football League's draft to be held April 25-26
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NFL 2009 Mock Draft
The Detroit Lions didn't get to 0-16 by drafting wisely. Even if they make what's considered the 'right' pick with the first selection in Saturday's draft, they could prolong their decade-long agony.
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Draft: Seattle needs more than QB
Logic says Mark Sanchez or Matthew Stafford. Seahawks president and general manager Tim Ruskell says 'Trent Dilfer'.
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'Refrigerator' Perry hospitalized
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Apr 20 2009
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Holt signing fills Jags' receiving hole
Veteran receiver Torry Holt has agreed to a three-year contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Rhodes expects to star for Bills
New Bills running back Dominic Rhodes doesn't consider himself a backup even if Buffalo's depth chart will say otherwise.
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Accident hospitalizes NFL prospect
Former LSU receiver Demetrius Byrd is in intensive care after a car accident in Miami, but his agent says the NFL prospect is expected to fully recover.
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New Detroit logo boasts fiercer lion
Detroit revealed subtle changes to its NFL logo and how the word "Lions" is spelled out during a news conference Monday attended by dozens of fans.
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Holt signing fills Jags' receiving hole
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Apr 19 2009
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Eagles unveil new 'anchor' Peters
The Philadelphia Eagles introduced their new US$60-million man Sunday, completing a major upgrade of the offensive line.
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Eagles unveil new 'anchor' Peters
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Apr 18 2009
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Rhodes signs 2-year deal with Bills
Running back Dominic Rhodes has agreed to a two-year contract with the Buffalo Bills after spending last season with the Indianapolis Colts.
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Rhodes signs 2-year deal with Bills
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Apr 17 2009
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Seahawks: Hasselbeck still our QB
Call it faith. Call it a pre-draft smoke screen. Call it loyalty earned. Seahawks president and general manager Tim Ruskell said Friday he thinks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is as good as ever.
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McDaniels era begins in Denver
The ominous storm clouds looming over the Denver Broncos for once had nothing to do with Jay Cutler.
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Time changed for Yom Kippur game
The NFL has moved up the start time of the New York Jets' game against the Tennessee Titans on September 27 after the team complained to the league about having to play home games on consecutive Jewish holidays.
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Bills agree to trade Peters to Eagles
The Bills have agreed to trade left tackle Jason Peters to the Philadelphia Eagles after failing to negotiate a new contract with the disgruntled two-time Pro Bowl selection.
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Seahawks: Hasselbeck still our QB
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Apr 16 2009
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Panthers believe Peppers will return
Carolina Panthers general manager Marty Hurney remains confident defensive end Julius Peppers will return to the team next season, even as he's made public his wishes to play elsewhere.
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Niners extend Haralson, Nedney
The San Francisco 49ers have extended the contracts of linebacker Parys Haralson and kicker Joe Nedney after strong 2008 seasons by both players.
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Browns GM silent on trade rumours
For 35 minutes, Cleveland general manager George Kokinis stood behind the podium and addressed the upcoming NFL draft, trade rumours, injuries and the Browns' future.
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Steelers re-sign backup QB Batch
Backup quarterback Charlie Batch returned to the Pittsburgh Steelers by signing an US$895,000, one-year contract that includes a $50,000 signing bonus.
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Henry guilty of coke trafficking
Former NFL running back Travis Henry has pleaded guilty to trafficking cocaine in a federal drug case that could land him in prison for 10 years or more.
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Ex-coach, analyst Madden retires
John Madden, the burly former coach who has been one of pro football's most popular broadcast analysts for three decades, is retiring.
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Vick back in federal prison in Kansas
Suspended NFL star Michael Vick has returned to a federal prison in Kansas after a stint in Virginia for his bankruptcy case.
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Panthers believe Peppers will return
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Apr 15 2009
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Bills GM defends troubled players
Though disappointed that three Buffalo Bills have run into trouble this off-season, general manager Russ Brandon defended the team's reputation and doesn't consider the missteps a true reflection of his players.
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Jones-Drew gets Jags extension
Running back Maurice Jones-Drew has agreed to a four-year contract extension with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Bills GM defends troubled players
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Apr 14 2009
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Bills to play Jets in T.O. on Dec. 3
The J-E-T-S are coming to T.O. The Buffalo Bills and New York Jets will face off at the Rogers Centre on Dec. 3, the Bills announced Tuesday.
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Bills to play Jets in T.O. on Dec. 3
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Apr 13 2009
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Bucs sign free-agent QB Leftwich
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed quarterback Byron Leftwich as a free agent.
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Chiefs sign veteran LB Thomas
Kansas City added another veteran linebacker to its rebuilding roster Monday when it signed free agent Zach Thomas.
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Giants sign Dockery to FA tender
Cornerback Kevin Dockery signed a one-year free agent tender for US$1.54 million on Monday, agent Drew Rosenhaus said in an email.
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Cops formally charge Bills' Whitner
Buffalo Bills defensive back Donte Whitner has been formally charged with aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting arrest for his role in an altercation outside a Cleveland nightclub early Saturday.
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Harrison, Steelers reach new deal
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison has reached terms on a US$51.75-million, six-year contract that will make the NFL Defensive Player of the Year the second highest-paid player in franchise history.
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Rogers slashes Bills in T.O. prices
It's going to be cheaper for fans to watch the Bills play in Toronto this year. Organizers said Monday that ticket prices have been reduced by an average of 17 per cent, with 36,000 seats selling for less than they did last year.
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Bucs sign free-agent QB Leftwich
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Apr 11 2009
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Bills DB zapped, arrested in melee
Cleveland police say Buffalo Bills defensive back Donte Whitner has been shocked with a stun gun and arrested by officers trying to control a rowdy crowd outside a nightclub.
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Bills DB zapped, arrested in melee
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Apr 10 2009
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Vick being held in Atlanta prison
Michael Vick is back in Atlanta, the city where he rose to NFL stardom.
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Vick being held in Atlanta prison
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Apr 9 2009
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Vick being held in Virginia prison
Suspended NFL quarterback Michael Vick was being held in a prison in his home state of Virginia, and it was unclear Thursday whether he was still heading back to a Kansas penitentiary to await his transfer to home confinement and eventual release.
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Vick dog toy creator misled buyers
Florida's attorney general sued a company Thursday that makes a Michael Vick dog toy, claiming proceeds from the sale were never donated to animal shelters as promised by the firm.
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Bills' Lynch suspended for 3 games
Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch will miss the first three games of the regular season after being suspended without pay by the NFL for violating the league's personal conduct policy.
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T.O. heads to voluntary workouts
Terrell Owens can't understand why everyone made such a big deal out of him missing the start of the Bills voluntary workout program last month.
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Seahawks may add Curry to the mix
No Julian Peterson. No Leroy Hill. No wonder the Seahawks know all about Aaron Curry. The freakish outside linebacker from Wake Forest is expected to be among the first players taken in this month's NFL draft.
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Vick being held in Virginia prison
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Apr 8 2009
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Rpt: Bills' Lynch suspended 3 gms
According to ESPN, Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch has been suspended for the first three games of the 2009 season by Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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Rpt: Bengals' Hall arrested for DUI
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Leon Hall was arrested in southwest Ohio and charged with drunk driving, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported.
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Rpt: Bills' Lynch suspended 3 gms
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Apr 7 2009
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Hasselbeck: Back issues in the past
Matt Hasselbeck still has the frustration of missing more than half of last season because of a bulging disk in his back, the most he'd been out since becoming the Seattle Seahawks' starting quarterback for good in 2002.
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Seahawks' Hill to skip minicamp
Starting linebacker LeRoy Hill has chosen to stay away from the Seahawks' voluntary -- but highly encouraged -- minicamp for veterans this week.
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Agents: Raji didn't fail drug tests
The agents representing one of the NFL draft's top prospects, defensive tackle B.J. Raji, strongly disputed a report that the former Boston College player failed a drug test at the league's scouting combine in February.
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Bengals take flyer on Tank Johnson
Tank Johnson agreed to a contract with the Bengals on Tuesday. His agent, Jerrold Colton, says the Bengals' defensive scheme is a better fit for Johnson than his previous team, the Dallas Cowboys.
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Aikman: cutting T.O. was right
Troy Aikman thinks the Cowboys made the right move by getting rid of Terrell Owens. Now he's curious to see whether they also were right about making Roy Williams the new top target for Tony Romo.
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Bills give Stroud $16.5 M extension
Marcus Stroud's fresh start in Buffalo is paying off as the veteran defensive tackle was rewarded with a two-year contract extension potentially worth US$16.5 million.
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Vick to go back to Kansas jail
Suspended NFL star Michael Vick will head back to a Kansas prison after a judge rejected an effort to keep him in Virginia to work on a new bankruptcy plan.
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Hasselbeck: Back issues in the past
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Apr 6 2009
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Orton, Simms vie for Cutler's old job
The quarterback quandary in Denver is over. Not so the competition. Kyle Orton and Chris Simms have been told they have to earn the right to replace Jay Cutler, who was traded to Chicago last weekend, ending a six-week soap opera that began when the Pro Bowl passer decided he didn't want to play for new Broncos coach Josh McDaniels.
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Winslow, Bucs agree on extension
Kellen Winslow and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers agreed Monday to a US$36.1 million, six-year contract extension that will make the one-time Pro Bowl selection the highest-paid tight end in NFL history.
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Henry case sees second plea deal
A co-defendant in a federal drug case involving former NFL running back Travis Henry has reached a plea deal with prosecutors.
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Receiver Williams tasered, arrested
NFL receiver Reggie Williams was charged with drug possession after off-duty policemen used a Taser to subdue him when he refused to leave a bar.
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Plaxico bonus safe; LJ may lose pay
Despite getting into trouble, Plaxico Burress can keep a US$1-million signing bonus from the New York Giants, but Larry Johnson's salary in Kansas City isn't guaranteed, according to a ruling issued Monday following a grievance hearing.
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Hasselbeck to practise Tuesday
Matt Hasselbeck will practise with the Seattle Seahawks for the first time since early December when the team begins a voluntary minicamp Tuesday.
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Veteran Garcia signs with Raiders
Quarterback Jeff Garcia joined the Oakland Raiders on Monday, agreeing to a one-year deal to be JaMarcus Russell's backup.
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Orton, Simms vie for Cutler's old job
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Apr 4 2009
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Giants search on for a deep threat
After taking four months in the wake of his shooting to decide that troubled receiver Plaxico Burress didn't fit into their plans, general manager Jerry Reese and the New York Giants have roughly three weeks to decide whether they can find a deep threat in the NFL draft.
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Rams sign Boller as backup QB
The St. Louis Rams signed Kyle Boller on Saturday to be the backup to starting quarterback Marc Bulger.
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Broncos send fans Cutler letter
Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen has sent a letter to season ticket holders explaining why the organization had to trade Pro Bowl quarterback Jay Cutler to the Chicago Bears.
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Winslow's missing relative found
The father-in-law of Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Kellen Winslow was found safe at a U.S.-Mexico border crossing on Saturday, three days after he vanished, police said.
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Judge: Vick plan doesn't add up
Michael Vick's plan to emerge from bankruptcy simply didn't add up. The uncertainty surrounding the aging, suspended NFL star's return to pro football prompted a bankruptcy judge to reject Vick's Chapter 11 plan and order a new one.
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Giants search on for a deep threat
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Apr 3 2009
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Titans ink QB Ramsey to 1-year deal
Quarterback Patrick Ramsey has signed a one-year deal with the Tennessee Titans. Tennessee announced on Friday that Ramsey joined the Titans after two seasons with the Denver Broncos.
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Judge rejects Vick financial plan
Fallen NFL star Michael Vick told a bankruptcy judge Friday that he became a changed man in prison and is determined to do all the right things upon his release from prison, including repaying his creditors with the millions he hopes to resume earning in professional football.
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Giants cut Super Bowl hero Burress
The New York Giants released Super Bowl hero Plaxico Burress in a stunning move on Friday, a little more than four months after the talented but troubled wide receiver accidentally shot himself in the thigh in a New York City nightclub.
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Giants release troubled WR Burress
The New York Giants released Super Bowl hero Plaxico Burress on Friday, a little more than four months after the talented but troubled wide receiver accidentally shot himself in the thigh in a New York City nightclub.
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Vick: prison gave me time to think
Suspended NFL star Michael Vick says his time in federal prison has given him time to think. Vick took the stand in a Virginia bankruptcy court on Friday morning as part of a hearing to assess how he'll emerge from financial ruin.
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Titans ink QB Ramsey to 1-year deal
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Apr 2 2009
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Clemens confident he can QB Jets
Kellen Clemens and the rest of the New York Jets' quarterbacks can breathe a little easier now. Well, at least until the NFL draft.
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Bears sign free agent OT Pace
The Chicago Bears agreed to a three-year deal with free agent Orlando Pace on Thursday, adding a seven-time Pro Bowl tackle to their offensive line on the same day they acquired quarterback Jay Cutler in a trade with Denver.
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Broncos trade QB Cutler to Bears
Jay Cutler got his wish Thursday: a ticket out of Denver. And the Chicago Bears have a franchise quarterback for the first time in decades.
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NFLPA backs Burress, Johnson
New York Giants receiver Plaxico Burress and Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson expect to learn within a week whether getting into trouble off the field trumps millions of dollars in guaranteed salaries and bonus money due them from their respective teams.
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Vick aims for September NFL return
An agent for suspended NFL star Michael Vick says he hopes the former Atlanta Falcons quarterback can be back in the league by September.
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Stallworth out, apologizes to family
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth surrendered in court Thursday to face charges that he was driving drunk when he struck and killed a pedestrian after a night of drinking at a ritzy Miami Beach hotel. He later was released and expressed condolences to the family of victim Mario Reyes.
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Cop who stopped Moats resigns
The police officer who pulled out his gun and threatened an NFL player with jail instead of allowing him inside a hospital where his mother-in-law was dying resigned Wednesday.
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Clemens confident he can QB Jets
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Apr 1 2009
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Bruce back with 49ers next season
Receiver Isaac Bruce is postponing retirement for another season with the San Francisco 49ers.
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Stallworth manslaughter charge
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth was charged Wednesday with killing a pedestrian last month while driving drunk in Miami.
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Bruce back with 49ers next season
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