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Jul 31 2009
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Guess work paid off for Steelers
One of the greatest plays in Super Bowl history apparently resulted from Steelers linebacker James Harrison's guess work, not the Pittsburgh coaches' game plan.
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Buccaneers sign first-round pick
Josh Freeman wants to give himself every opportunity to become Tampa Bay's starting quarterback, so the rookie insisted on signing a contract before the start of training camp.
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Bengals' top pick misses workout
First-round draft pick Andre Smith missed the Cincinnati Bengals' first practice of training camp in a contract holdout.
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Skins sign Orakpo to five-year deal
Brian Orakpo was enjoying a late-night, day-early birthday dinner in Austin when he got the word: A five-year, US$20-million deal with the Washington Redskins was ready for his signature.
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Giants' Pierce finished testifying
New York Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce finished two days of testimony Friday before a grand jury investigating a gun charge against former teammate Plaxico Burress.
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Pats' Belichick won't rule out Vick
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick won't rule out the chance that the team will sign quarterback Michael Vick. But he won't rule it in, either, at least not publicly.
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Creditors to vote on Vick plan
Though a judge ruled that Michael Vick's bankruptcy plan can be sent to creditors to vote on, it remains unclear how the out-of-work quarterback will get the income to pay them.
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Jets RB Washington reports Friday
Leon Washington was back on the field for the New York Jets, without a new deal and not optimistic he'll get one before the season begins.
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Vikings No. 1 pick no-show at camp
Minnesota Vikings first-round draft choice Percy Harvin is a no-show at the team's first practice of training camp.
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Falcons sign top pick for five years
The Atlanta Falcons have signed first-round draft pick Peria (Per-Ray) Jerry to a five-year contract.
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Agent: Withrow set to join Seahawks
The agent for Spokane native Cory Withrow says the veteran offensive lineman and former Washington State Cougars player is about to sign with the Seahawks.
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Guess work paid off for Steelers
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Jul 30 2009
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Pats' Belichick coy on Vick interest
Patriots coach Bill Belichick isn't saying whether his team is interested in Michael Vick. He praised Vick's athleticism, but left it at that.
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Patriots place five on PUP list
New England Patriots defensive end Ty Warren is starting training camp on the active physically unable to perform list.
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T.O. gets own breakfast cereal
For Buffalo Bills fans who can't get enough of Terrell Owens, now they can have him for breakfast.
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Vikings DE Udeze ends comeback
Minnesota Vikings defensive end Kenechi Udeze has decided to retire, ending a remarkable comeback from leukemia.
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Giants' Pierce testifies at grand jury
New York Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce appeared Thursday before the grand jury investigating gun charges against former teammate Plaxico Burress and was expected to return Friday.
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Vick 'close' to signing with pro team
Michael Vick said Thursday that he is getting close to signing with a professional football team but refused to elaborate.
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Pats' Belichick coy on Vick interest
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Jul 29 2009
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Stars absent as Raiders open camp
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive end Derrick Burgess and first-round pick Darrius Heyward-Bey were no-shows Wednesday as the Oakland Raiders opened training camp.
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Ex-Jag Smith pleads no contest
Former Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Jimmy Smith pleaded no contest Wednesday to three charges stemming from a drunken driving arrest in August.
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Redskins: No Vick 'at this juncture'
Washington Redskins coach Jim Zorn says the team will not sign Michael Vick "at this juncture. Speaking to the media Wednesday Zorn says he wishes Vick the best and is sure the former Atlanta Falcons quarterback will return to the NFL.
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Vikings moving on without Favre
Once again, Brett Favre ran away from a Minnesota rush. Brad Childress insisted the chase is over.
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Bills close to signing rookie S Byrd
The Bills made a splash on Wednesday by signing first-round draft pick Eric Wood and second-rounder Jairus Byrd, leaving the team with only its top selection, No. 11 pick Aaron Maybin, still unsigned.
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Plaxico testifies at N.Y. grand jury
Former New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress says he told the truth before the grand jury that's investigating a weapon charge against him.
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Stars absent as Raiders open camp
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Jul 28 2009
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Bills 'close' to signing rookie Wood
The Buffalo Bills are "close" to signing first-round draft pick Eric Wood, with coach Dick Jauron saying he's optimistic the guard will report to camp by Wednesday.
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Eagles co-ordinator dead at 68
Jim Johnson, whose attacking defences helped the Eagles to one Super Bowl appearance and five NFC title games, has died. He was 68.
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Last-place Bengals get fresh start
Last in the league. Even now, it's difficult for the Cincinnati Bengals to accept how poorly their star-laden offence played last season.
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Sore Marshall skips Broncos practice
Disgruntled Denver Broncos wideout Brandon Marshall missed practice Tuesday for health reasons.
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Vick watch: No teams bite on Day 1
If any NFL teams are interested in Michael Vick, they're not saying. A day after the quarterback was conditionally reinstated to the league, only the Baltimore Ravens would directly acknowledge evaluating him.
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Vikings say Favre won't join them
Brett Favre has handed the Minnesota Vikings one more loss. Favre called Vikings coach Brad Childress on Tuesday to tell the coach he won't be coming out of retirement to play for Minnesota.
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Bengals owner: no offer to Vick
Bengals owner Mike Brown hopes some other NFL team decides to give quarterback Michael Vick another chance.
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Lawyer: Burress to see grand jury
Former New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress will testify before the grand jury that is investigating weapons charges against him, his lawyer said Tuesday.
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Dungy: Vick focused on future
Tony Dungy says he believes Michael Vick is focused on putting his life back together. The Super Bowl-winning former coach has agreed to mentor Vick as part of the quarterback's conditional reinstatement to the NFL.
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Bills 'close' to signing rookie Wood
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Jul 27 2009
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Animal rights groups to monitor Vick
Leaders of animal rights groups are hopeful that Michael Vick can use his second chance to discourage others from participating in dogfighting.
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Vick's statement on being reinstated
Michael Vick's statement after being reinstated by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell
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Excerpts from Goodell's letter
Excerpts from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's letter reinstating Michael Vick, who can play in regular season games as early as October.
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Goodell conditionally reinstates Vick
Michael Vick was reinstated by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday and could play in regular-season games as early as October.
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Rib injury sidelines Bills WR Johnson
Buffalo Bills receiver Steve Johnson is out indefinitely with an injury to his rib cartilage.
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Rpt: D.A. wants jail time for Plax
Manhattan's district attorney says he wants former Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress to serve time in prison, the New York Post reported.
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Newly signed Raven Bennett retires
Ravens wide receiver Drew Bennett announced his retirement Sunday night, just two days after signing with Baltimore in an effort to rekindle his NFL career.
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Animal rights groups to monitor Vick
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Jul 26 2009
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Eagles top pick a no-show at camp
Philadelphia Eagles top draft pick Jeremy Maclin remains unsigned and was a no-show on the first day of training camp.
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Bills sign rookie guard Levitre
Buffalo Bills second-round pick Andy Levitre signed a four-year contract on Sunday, leaving the team with three unsigned rookies after two days of training camp.
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Broncos ready to go camping
The Denver Broncos' off-season of change and chagrin is about to give way to the team's first training camp without Mike Shanahan in 15 years.
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T.O. wants NFL to reinstate Vick
Terrell Owens wants Michael Vick to be reinstated immediately by the NFL, and said any extension of the quarterback's suspension would be similar to "kicking a dead horse."
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Eagles top pick a no-show at camp
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Jul 25 2009
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McGinest wavering on retirement
Willie McGinest will consider playing another NFL season if he receives an interesting offer, and he would prefer to get it from the New England Patriots.
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Owens star attraction at Bills camp
Coach Dick Jauron was in the midst of discussing the electric quality Terrell Owens' presence brings to the Buffalo Bills when, as if on cue, a roar of cheers and shrieks erupted from the other side of the field.
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Cdn Martin inks 4-yr deal with Bolts
Canadian defensive lineman Vaughn Martin signed a four-year contract with the San Diego Chargers on Saturday.
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Bills open camp minus key rookies
As the first NFL team to open training camp this summer, the Buffalo Bills still have some off-season distractions to deal with -- though none of them involves Terrell Owens.
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Bills' DiGiorgio to miss season
Buffalo Bills linebacker John DiGiorgio will miss the season after having surgery to repair bone damage in his right knee.
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McGinest wavering on retirement
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Jul 24 2009
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Lions, Rams swap receiver for DT
The Detroit Lions have traded wide receiver Ronald Curry to the St. Louis Rams for defensive tackle Orien Harris.
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Legal experts: Big Ben might pay
The woman accusing Ben Roethlisberger of raping her last summer will have a difficult time convincing a judge and jury she was assaulted in the star quarterback's penthouse hotel room, partly because she never reported it to police and waited a year to file a civil lawsuit.
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Favre's agent: No decision Friday
The Minnesota Vikings are still waiting for word from quarterback Brett Favre with training camp starting in less than a week.
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Lions, Rams swap receiver for DT
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Jul 23 2009
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Rpt: Vick can sign, must sit four
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has conditional reinstatement for Michael Vick that will allow Vick to attend training camp if he signs with a team, but will still suspend him for the first four games of the 2009 season according to ESPN.
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Childress: no Favre expectations
When it comes to Brett Favre, Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress knows not to take anything for granted.
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Vick lawyer denies strip club rpts
Michael Vick's lawyer vehemently denied reports Thursday that the suspended NFL star spent his first night of freedom from U.S. federal custody at a Virginia Beach strip club.
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Big Ben: Rape allegations reckless
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said Thursday allegations by a Lake Tahoe casino hostess that he raped her a year ago are "reckless and false."
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Rpt: Vick can sign, must sit four
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Jul 22 2009
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Steelers sale expected shortly
Pittsburgh Steelers chairman Dan Rooney's four brothers signed papers this week transferring majority ownership of the six-time Super Bowl champions to Rooney and son Art Rooney II, the team president
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Vick meets with NFLPA director
Michael Vick met with NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith earlier this week, after the former Atlanta Falcons quarterback finished serving 23 months in federal custody for a dogfighting conviction.
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Cowboys aide hopes to walk again
Paralyzed Dallas Cowboys scouting assistant Rich Behm is determined to walk again.
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Deputy: No investigation on Big Ben
Law enforcement officials in Nevada have no intention of opening a criminal investigation into allegations Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger raped a woman at a Lake Tahoe hotel-casino a year ago, the sheriff's department said Wednesday.
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Seahawks partner with state lottery
The Seattle Seahawks are one of the first NFL teams to take advantage of the league's decision to allow franchises to make deals with state lotteries.
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Deadline set for Vikings drug lawsuit
A judge says he'll rule by Aug. 7 whether to put on hold a lawsuit by Minnesota Vikings Kevin Williams and Pat Williams, who are fighting their pending suspensions for violating the NFL's anti-doping policy.
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Steelers sale expected shortly
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Jul 21 2009
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Losman signs with Las Vegas of UFL
Former Buffalo Bills quarterback J.P. Losman signed Tuesday with the Las Vegas franchise in the United Football League, which kicks off its first season in October.
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Veteran Falcon OL Newberry retires
The Atlanta Falcons may be looking for offensive line depth after veteran Jeremy Newberry, signed by the team in June, retired.
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Goodell still mum on Vick future
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell isn't saying when he'll decide whether to reinstate Michael Vick now that the former Atlanta Falcons star quarterback has been released from federal custody.
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Big Ben accused of sexual assault
A woman has filed a lawsuit accusing Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger of raping her last summer in his penthouse hotel room at a casino in Lake Tahoe during a celebrity golf tournament.
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Singer Anthony buys Dolphins stake
Singer Marc Anthony is the latest music star to join forces with the Miami Dolphins. The team announced Tuesday that he will become a minority owner.
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Losman signs with Las Vegas of UFL
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Jul 20 2009
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Irvin: Vick deserves another shot
Now that Michael Vick has finished a 23-month federal sentence for dogfighting, he shouldn't have to wait too much longer to return to the NFL, Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin said Monday.
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McNair's alcohol level was twice limit
Authorities say former NFL star Steve McNair had a blood-alcohol level twice Tennessee's legal limit for driving when his girlfriend shot him to death.
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Vick released from federal custody
Suspended NFL star Michael Vick ended his federal dogfighting sentence Monday, freeing him to lobby for a return to the playing field.
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Vick's sentence coming to a close
Suspended NFL star Michael Vick's federal dogfighting sentence is ending.
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Irvin: Vick deserves another shot
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Jul 19 2009
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Vikings coach: Favre looks fine
Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress says he has watched video of quarterback Brett Favre throwing a football and his motion "looked fine" to him.
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Vikings coach: Favre looks fine
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Jul 18 2009
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T.O. hopes to show his other side
T.O. is the brash, mercurial athlete, a polarizing teammate for 13 NFL seasons. Terrell is the man, shy and sensitive by nature. You've probably heard of one. Terrell Owens wants you to meet the other.
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New chapter for Vick starts Monday
Michael Vick's federal dogfighting sentence is scheduled to end Monday and that is also when he will go back on trial -- facing a whole new series of judgments.
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T.O. hopes to show his other side
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Jul 17 2009
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Feds charge man in McNair killing
Federal prosecutors announced gun charges Friday against a convicted murderer who admitted he sold the pistol that was used to kill ex-NFL quarterback Steve McNair.
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Feds charge man in McNair killing
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Jul 15 2009
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Cards keep franchise tag on Dansby
Karlos Dansby will be the Arizona Cardinals franchise player for the second straight season. The linebacker failed to reach a long-term agreement with the team by Wednesday's deadline, meaning he'll keep the franchise tag for the coming season.
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McNair widow to administer estate
The widow of slain former NFL quarterback Steve McNair says in court documents that her husband left no will and a judge in Nashville has ruled that she will oversee his estate.
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Rams sign Cdn safety Atogwe
The St. Louis Rams and Canadian safety Oshiomogho Atogwe have agreed to a one-year contract, reported by several media sources to be worth around US$6 million.
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Panthers, Peppers fail to reach deal
The deadline for the Carolina Panthers to strike a long-term deal with franchise defensive end Julius Peppers passed Wednesday without an agreement.
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Henry gets 3 yrs for drug dealing
Former NFL player Travis Henry has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for financing a drug trafficking operation that moved cocaine between Denver and Montana.
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Colts add practice jersey sponsor
The Indianapolis Colts are adding a sponsor logo to their practice jerseys.
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Favre close to comeback decision
Brett Favre acknowledged he's "running out of time" to decide whether he'll play for the Minnesota Vikings this season.
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Suggs still a Raven, no franchise tag
Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs agreed to terms Wednesday on a six-year contract, a deal that provides a long-term solution to his unsettled status as the team's franchise player.
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Cards keep franchise tag on Dansby
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Jul 14 2009
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Chiefs, Cassel ink multi-year deal
After praising his leadership and work ethic through spring workouts, the Chiefs announced Tuesday they had signed Matt Cassel to a multi-year contract.
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Chiefs, Cassel ink multi-year deal
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Jul 13 2009
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Jets release injury-prone veteran
The New York Jets have released veteran tight end Bubba Franks.
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Ravens' Mason says he's retiring
Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason told a sports website on Monday he's retiring from the NFL.
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Jags offer half-price season tickets
In an effort to boost ticket sales in a sluggish economy, the Jacksonville Jaguars are offering half-season packages for half price.
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Jets release injury-prone veteran
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Jul 11 2009
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Thousands flock to McNair funeral
Nearly 5,000 turned out to say goodbye to former NFL quarterback Steve McNair during one of the biggest funerals in the recent history of Mississippi, McNair's home state.
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Thousands flock to McNair funeral
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Jul 10 2009
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Stallworth released from jail
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth has been released from a Miami jail after serving 24 days for DUI manslaughter. His lawyer Christopher Lyons says Stallworth was released from the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center early Friday
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Chargers RB Brinkley shot in his car
A San Diego Chargers running back who lives in Philadelphia is hospitalized after being shot in his car at a suburban intersection. A condition report wasn't immediately available Friday morning for 23-year-old Curtis Brinkley.
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Stallworth released from jail
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Jul 9 2009
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McNair did suicide prevention PSA
Tennessee state officials say they had been preparing a youth suicide prevention public service announcement featuring former NFL quarterback Steve McNair before he was shot and killed last week.
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Former Bill Smith convicted of DUI
NFL great Bruce Smith was convicted of drunken driving on Thursday by a judge who rejected his claim that old injuries, not alcohol, were responsible for his poor performance on field sobriety tests.
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'Tour for Jesus' fills Alexander's time
Shaun Alexander fills his days with a mix of the spiritual and physical. The former NFL MVP is on a nine-city tour speaking at churches, clubs and businesses -- anywhere that will let him share his Christian faith.
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Judge blocks Vikings' suspensions
A judge on Thursday blocked the NFL's plan to suspend Minnesota Vikings linemen Kevin Williams and Pat Williams for violating the league's anti-doping policy, a move their lawyer said should let them start the season.
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Fans line up to honour McNair
Fans lined up outside a funeral home before work Thursday to pay their respects to ex-NFL quarterback Steve McNair. Inside the building, a closed silvery-grey casket sat next to a photograph of the former Tennessee Titans star.
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McNair did suicide prevention PSA
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Jul 8 2009
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McNair in car in girlfriend's DUI stop
If former NFL star Steve McNair's girlfriend was upset about being arrested for drunken driving two days before she killed him and herself, she didn't let it show.
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Goodell, Mora climb Mount Rainier
A group including NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Seahawks coach Jim Mora reached the summit of Mount Rainier Wednesday morning.
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Minor leagues considering Vick
Michael Vick has a place in minor league football if he doesn't head back to the NFL.
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McNair death ruled murder-suicide
Former NFL star Steve McNair was shot dead in his sleep last week by a 20-year-old girlfriend distraught about mounting financial problems and her belief that he was seeing someone else, police said Wednesday.
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McNair in car in girlfriend's DUI stop
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Jul 7 2009
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Lack of motive slows McNair ruling
Tennessee's state medical examiner said Tuesday that investigators have been hesitant to conclude that Steve McNair's girlfriend killed the NFL star and herself because she didn't appear to have a motive, but that murder-suicide is the most likely scenario.
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Lack of motive slows McNair ruling
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Jul 6 2009
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McNair affair ends in tragedy
The star quarterback and the waitress met six months ago, at a restaurant where she worked and his family often ate. He was married and 16 years older, but she seemed happy and eager to build a life with him.
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McNair gun belonged to girlfriend
Police say the gun found at the scene where former NFL star Steve McNair died was bought by his girlfriend less than two days before the two were shot to death.
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Fisher: McNair was a 'great person'
An emotional Jeff Fisher says his former quarterback Steve McNair was a "great person" who put the Tennessee Titans' franchise on the NFL map.
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McNair affair ends in tragedy
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Jul 5 2009
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Police rule McNair death a homicide
Former NFL quarterback Steve McNair's shooting death was a homicide, police said Sunday but they stopped short of saying it was a murder-suicide committed by the 20-year-old girlfriend found dead by his side.
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Police rule McNair death a homicide
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Jul 4 2009
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Titans remember McNair leadership
When the Houston Oilers fled Texas for Tennessee more than a decade ago, the franchise needed a face to sell the NFL in a place where college football ruled for decades.
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Andrus stunned by McNair's death
The news of quarterback Steve McNair's sudden passing has had a profound effect on Toronto Argonauts' head coach Bart Andrus.
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Ravens fondly remember McNair
Steve McNair played only two seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, yet the courage, determination and leadership he displayed during that time made a lasting impression on those within the organization.
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Ex-Titan QB McNair found dead
Former NFL quarterback Steve McNair was shot multiple times, including a shot to the head, and a pistol was discovered near the body of the 20-year-old woman found dead with him Saturday in a downtown condo.
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Titans remember McNair leadership
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Jul 3 2009
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New football league considers Vick
Michael Huyghue, the commissioner of the new United Football League, says his four-team league is willing to give Michael Vick a place to play -- provided there are no pending legal issues.
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New football league considers Vick
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Jul 2 2009
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Vick files revised bankruptcy plan
Suspended NFL star Michael Vick would keep one vehicle, one home and a large assortment of furniture and personal items if his creditors and the judge who rejected his previous bankruptcy plan approve a revised one filed Thursday.
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NFL suspends Jets linebacker Pace
The NFL suspended Jets linebacker Calvin Pace for four games without pay Thursday for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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Judge won't release Stallworth video
A judge refused Thursday to release surveillance video depicting the moment a car driven by Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth struck and killed a pedestrian in a drunk-driving crash.
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Vick files revised bankruptcy plan
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