NFL.com
- Judge orders more monitoring for Cowboys DT Josh Brent Judge orders more monitoring for Cowboys DT Josh Brent
- Mike Goodson expected at N.Y. Jets practice next week Mike Goodson expected at N.Y. Jets practice next week
- Richard Seymour, Atlanta Falcons, aren't in talks Richard Seymour, Atlanta Falcons, aren't in talks
- Can Ricardo Lockette help 49ers wide receiver woes? Can Ricardo Lockette help 49ers wide receiver woes?
- Roman Harper signs extension with New Orleans Saints Roman Harper signs extension with New Orleans Saints
- Chicago Bears will retire Mike Ditka's No. 89 jersey Chicago Bears will retire Mike Ditka's No. 89 jersey
- Chicago Bears to retire Mike Ditka's No. 89 Chicago Bears to retire Mike Ditka's No. 89
- Mike Williams surfaces in CFL with Toronto Argonauts Mike Williams surfaces in CFL with Toronto Argonauts
- Report: Chicago Bears to retire Mike Ditka's No. 89 Report: Chicago Bears to retire Mike Ditka's No. 89
- Brian Urlacher would have played for Dallas Cowboys Brian Urlacher would have played for Dallas Cowboys
ESPN.com
- Rams shift 6-foot-10, 403-pounder to offense If St. Louis Rams coach Jeff Fisher was looking to add size to the offensive line, he accomplished his goal.
- Judge: Brent to have more alcohol monitoring A judge has ordered more alcohol monitoring for a Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle awaiting trial on an intoxicated manslaughter charge.
- Source: Jets' Goodson to practice next week Embattled running back Mike Goodson, who pleaded not guilty Wednesday to drug and weapons charges, will return to the practice field next week for the New York Jets, a league source said.
- Bears to honor HOFer Ditka, retiring No. 89 The Chicago Bears will retire Mike Ditka's No. 89 on Dec. 9 during halftime of their Monday Night Football game against the Dallas Cowboys at Soldier Field, the team announced Friday.
- Roethlisberger challenges young quarterbacks The new wave of young NFL quarterbacks still have a lot to prove to Ben Roethlisberger.
- Reilly: My top 20 NFL coaches Rick Reilly submits his ballot for the top 20 coaches in NFL history. He lets you see whom he voted for and whom he didn't.
- Greatest Coaches in NFL History - Tony Dungy First African-American coach to win Super Bowl influenced next generation
- Raiders chief executive officer Trask resigns Longtime Oakland Raiders chief executive office Amy Trask resigned her position on Saturday, ending the tenure of one of the highest-ranking women in American professional sports.
- Raiders CEO Trask driven like Davis Amy Trask is arguably the most powerful woman in the NFL, and, as CEO of the Oakland Raiders, must help lead the franchise after the death of its storied leader, Al Davis.
- Pats' Brady not surprised Welker left team New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said on Thursday morning that Wes Welker's free-agent departure to the Denver Broncos did not come as a surprise, as he's played in the NFL long enough to understand the nature of the business.
PFT.com
- Bengals sign Shawn Williams, down to one unsigned pick Bengals sign Shawn Williams, down to one unsigned pick
- Jonathan Goodwin takes pay cut, increases odds Jonathan Goodwin takes pay cut, increases odds
- Report: “Nothing serious” between Richard Seymour and Falcons Report: “Nothing serious” between Richard Seymour and Falcons
- Judge opts not to revoke or increase Josh Brent’s bail Judge opts not to revoke or increase Josh Brent’s bail
- Ray Lewis to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise money for clean water projects Ray Lewis to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise money for clean water projects
- Redskins round out draft class by signing Jordan Reed Redskins round out draft class by signing Jordan Reed
- Vick still thinks he’s the fastest quarterback in the NFL Vick still thinks he’s the fastest quarterback in the NFL
- Mike Goodson expected to return to practice next week Mike Goodson expected to return to practice next week
- David Caldwell would like the draft to stay right where it is David Caldwell would like the draft to stay right where it is
- At age 38, London Fletcher sees no reason he should retire At age 38, London Fletcher sees no reason he should retire
CBSSports.com
- Report: Goodson set to rejoin Jets on Tuesday Report: Goodson set to rejoin Jets on Tuesday
- Rams rookie Brown tips scales at 403 pounds Rams rookie Brown tips scales at 403 pounds
- Bears to retire Ditka's No. 89 at December game Bears to retire Ditka's No. 89 at December game
- Urlacher says he's retiring after 13 NFL seasons Urlacher says he's retiring after 13 NFL seasons
- Giants FB Hynoski (MCL) to have surgery Friday Giants FB Hynoski (MCL) to have surgery Friday
- Seattle QB Wilson: Harvin's talent off the charts Seattle QB Wilson: Harvin's talent off the charts
- Richardson may sit until camp with muscle pull Richardson may sit until camp with muscle pull
- Cards sign third-round pick Mathieu to 4-year deal Cards sign third-round pick Mathieu to 4-year deal
- Steelers TE Miller: I might be ready for opener Steelers TE Miller: I might be ready for opener
- Titans TE Barden's DUI case thrown out of court Titans TE Barden's DUI case thrown out of court
NBCSports.com
- CSN: Jaws says Kelly's offense won't work in NFL CSN: Chip Kelly says he'll adapt his offense to fit the NFL, but analyst Ron Jaworski isn't sold.
- PFT: Brady says of Welker: 'Nothing surprises me' PFT: Tom Brady says the loss of Wes Welker didn’t come as a surprise because Brady has been around long enough to know that there are no safe jobs in the NFL.
- Video: Vick in flux Michael Vick joins Dan Patrick to discuss the Eagles' quarterback competition and the criticism he's taken for his play. Vick said coach Chip Kelly had to draft Matt Barkley. (NBC Sports)
- PFT: U. of Houston back ponders supplemental draft PFT: U. of Houston back ponders supplemental draft
- PFT: Ryan thinks he's perfect fit with Saints' 'D' PFT: Ryan thinks he's perfect fit with Saints' 'D'
- PFT: Bears will retire Ditka's No. 89 in December PFT: Bears will retire Ditka's No. 89 in December
- CSN: Bears great Urlacher announces retirement CSN: Brian Urlacher, who played 13 seasons for the Bears, announced his retirement from football Wenesday on his personal twitter account.
- PFT: RGIII ahead of schedule, eyes training camp PFT: RGIII ahead of schedule, eyes training camp
- Lost in translation CSN: Chip Kelly says he'll adapt his offense to fit the NFL, but analyst Ron Jaworski isn't sold.
- PFT: DT Seymour talking contract with Falcons PFT: DT Seymour talking contract with Falcons
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2012-10-31 Arizona Cardinals vs Minnesota Vikings
2012-10-21 Seattle Seahawks vs Minnesota Vikings
2012-10-19 San Francisco 49ers vs Minnesota Vikings
2012-10-19 San Diego Chargers vs Chicago Bears
2012-10-18 Cincinnati Bengals vs Detroit Lions
2012-10-17 Baltimore Ravens vs San Diego Chargers
2012-10-11 Denver Broncos vs Arizona Cardinals
2012-10-10 Washington Redskins vs Dallas Cowboys
2012-10-08 New York Jets vs Denver Broncos
2012-10-08 Philadelphia Eagles vs Dallas Cowboys
2012-10-08 Cleveland Browns vs Detroit Lions
2012-10-06 Dallas Cowboys vs Jacksonville Jaguars
2012-10-05 Oakland Raiders vs Baltimore Ravens
2012-10-05 New York Giants vs Jacksonville Jaguars
2012-10-05 Miami Dolphins vs Minnesota Vikings
2012-10-04 New England Patriots vs Denver Broncos
2012-10-04 Buffalo Bills vs Minnesota Vikings
2012-10-03 Kansas City Chiefs vs Cincinnati Bengals
2012-10-03 Buffalo Bills vs Minnesota Vikings
Nfl.com Blogs
- NFL fantasy: Mark Sanchez gets harder to cut In today's Three and Out: the Jets, Browns and Jaguars are trying to sort out their QB options -- though they seem to be getting muddier by the day.
- NFL fantasy football: Tony Romo to miss OTAs In today's Three and Out: Tony Romo will miss OTAs while Montee Ball and Robert Woods look on track to be starters.
- NFL fantasy football: RG3 gets back to work for Redskins In today's Three and Out: RG3 takes another step in his comeback; the Seahawks have lots of plans for Percy Harvin and Randall Cobb has a high ceiling.
- NFL fantasy: Matt Forte to catch more passes In today's Three and Out: Matt Forte has a new role, Giovani Bernard is settling into a role while the Jaguars QBs are fighting for a role.
- NFL fantasy football: Tom Brady more confident than ever In today's Three and Out: Tom Brady is feeling better while Michael Vick is getting better; Meanwhile, Mike Goodson's troubles could be getting deeper.
- NFL fantasy football: Michael Crabtree tears Achilles tendon The first huge fantasy loss of the offseason happened on Wednesday, as Michael Crabtree, tore his Achilles in OTAs and could miss the 2013 campaign.
- Doctors fear Chargers LB Ingram suffered torn ACL San Diego Chargers doctors fear pass rusher Melvin Ingram suffered a torn anterior cruciate during the Chargers organized team activities this week, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday on "NFL Total Access."
- NFL fantasy: Reggie Bush comfortable with Lions offense In today's Three and Out: Reggie Bush is getting comfortable, Michael Vick is getting bigger and Josh Gordon is getting better.
- More surgery possible for Rob Gronkowski. Now what? Rob Gronkowski is going to spend some more time under the knife, which is starting to affect his fantasy value. Marcas Grant looks at what this means for Gronk, Tom Brady and the rest of the Patriots.
- NFL fantasy: EJ Manuel needs work on ‘everything’ In today's Three and Out: E.J. Manuel is still figuring things out; Hakeem Nicks and Jake Locker are both feeling good.
ESPN.com NFL Blog
- Eight in the Box: RB status check How does each NFC West team look at running back, and what still needs to be done? Arizona Cardinals: This is a transitional year at the position for Arizona. Free-agent addition Rashard Mendenhall gets a shot to revive his career following a disappointing finish with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He's familiar with Bruce Arians' offense, giving him a head start over the competition. Ryan Williams has a shot at the job, too, but he's been injured and recently admitted to playing scared last season while trying to protect his surgically repaired knee.
- Eli Manning remains Giants' old reliable See, this is why the New York Giants like to keep their offseasons as dull and quiet as possible. Too often, the news you make this time of the year isn't the good kind. The Giants' OTA workout Tuesday featured two troubling items. First, there was the absence of wide receiver Hakeem Nicks, for as-yet unknown reasons, along with that of fellow star wideout Victor Cruz, who wants a new contract. Giants coach Tom Coughlin grumbled and expressed his irritation, which is an unfair thing coaches do to players who skip voluntary workouts, but ultimately this is a sign of a long-range Giants problem and not a short-term one.
- Cards' main risk protection in Mathieu deal Tyrann Mathieu's new contract with the Arizona Cardinals is making headlines for the financial particulars. These particulars mean a great deal to the people directly involved in negotiations. Agents, team negotiators and Mathieu himself have a stake in conditions attached to the reported $662,500 in bonus money available to the cornerback from LSU. The Cardinals were naturally going to seek risk protection in negotiating a contract with Mathieu, whose admitted problems with marijuana led to his banishment from the LSU program.
- Fisher's support good sign for Rok Watkins The one-game NFL suspension recently levied against St. Louis Rams guard Rokevious Watkins looked like the latest setback in his attempt to win over the team's coaching staff. After all, Watkins had reported to training camp overweight as a rookie last year. He then suffered a season-ending injury in September. Drawing a suspension under the NFL's substance-abuse policy was another strike against him. But with coach Jeff Fisher speaking out on Watkins' behalf Thursday, the second-year guard could find himself on firmer ground.
- Lions: On Brandon Pettigrew's drops I liked what I heard -- er, read -- from Detroit Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew this week. As Tim Twentyman of the Lions' website writes, Pettigrew has pledged to rectify the series of negative plays he made last season. "I can't put what I did [last year] on anyone else," he said. "I take it upon myself to fix the drops or missed blocks, the plays that weren't made, the fumbles. That's on me and I take it upon myself. It's my problem to fix." Pettigrew fumbled four times in 2012, losing two of them, and dropped eight passes, according to ESPN Stats & Information.
- RG II wants his son to throw more, run less When you can't get RG III, you talk to RG II. As part of the futile attempt to satisfy the public appetite for news about Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, his father has been doing interviews about Griffin's recovery from knee surgery, his prospects for next season and the circumstances under which he got injured in the first place. In this video interview with WJLA, Griffin II says he would have pulled Griffin III after the Redskins went up 14-0 on the Seahawks in the playoff game (a reasonable point of view that some of us were actually expressing in the press box at the time), and that Griffin III "absolutely" plans to be ready to play in the Week 1 "Monday Night Football" game against the Eagles.
- Jets are backbiting already? Cue the circus music and get out the clown suits. The zany New York Jets are at it again. This time, the annual backbiting is occurring earlier than usual. One anonymous Jets player told Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com that “80 to 90 percent” of the locker room does not want quarterback Mark Sanchez under center. That's a strong statement, especially considering Sanchez is in a four-way quarterback competition. "Everyone on the team likes Mark personally,” the Jets player said.
- QB matters most, with or without Crabtree The San Francisco 49ers, though unusually healthy in recent seasons, had a hard time recovering from injuries to return specialist Ted Ginn Jr. and top defensive lineman Justin Smith over the past two seasons. Bill Barnwell drives home that point in his latest piece for Grantland, one calling into question how the 49ers will recover from Michael Crabtree's injury. 2012 Michael Crabtree Receiving The piece also touched upon a subject we've discussed in some detail around here: Crabtree's improved production with Colin Kaepernick at quarterback.
- Tony Dungy earned spot among best Tony Dungy has been selected at No. 20 on our Greatest Coaches in NFL History list over on our main NFL page. I’d like to say I saw this one coming all the way, but I can’t. Truth is, I was covering the Buccaneers for The Tampa Tribune back when Dungy was hired to coach Tampa Bay in 1996, and I wasn’t so sure he’d make it through a single season. The Bucs started 0-5 and eventually got to 1-8. They looked even more hapless than they did in the Sam Wyche years.
- Dolphins' Ellerbe can build own legacy DAVIE, Fla. -- Dannell Ellerbe had to travel more than 1,100 miles south to escape Ray Lewis' large and overwhelming shadow. Coming off a Super Bowl victory, Ellerbe had a tough decision to make in free agency: He could either be heir apparent to Lewis -- the legendary Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker who retired in February -- or aim to build his own legacy at middle linebacker with the Miami Dolphins. Ellerbe opted not to spend the rest of his NFL career trying to fill Lewis' shoes in Baltimore.
SBNation.com
- 2013 college football HOMER STANDINGS: How great will your team be this year? 2013 college football HOMER STANDINGS: How great will your team be this year?
- NBA draft rumors: Shane Larkin says Marcus Smart's decision influenced his own NBA draft rumors: Shane Larkin says Marcus Smart's decision influenced his own
- The Nets' coaching search and the power of insane cash The Nets' coaching search and the power of insane cash
- Mike Goodson will join Jets practice next week, according to report Mike Goodson will join Jets practice next week, according to report
- O.J. Smith commits to Alabama: Tide lands defensive tackle recruit O.J. Smith commits to Alabama: Tide lands defensive tackle recruit
- Crowne Plaza Invitational 2013: Rickie Fowler brand dominates stop at Colonial Crowne Plaza Invitational 2013: Rickie Fowler brand dominates stop at Colonial
- Rafael Benítez to replace Walter Mazzarri at Napoli Rafael Benítez to replace Walter Mazzarri at Napoli
- Raptors ask to interview Pacers GM Kevin Pritchard, according to report Raptors ask to interview Pacers GM Kevin Pritchard, according to report
- An ode to college football recruiting and coaches who pretend to hate each other An ode to college football recruiting and coaches who pretend to hate each other
- Steelers add zone-blocking to running game Steelers add zone-blocking to running game
Rich Eisen Podcast
- REP: 2013 NFL Talent Mock Draft from New York Rich Eisen takes part in the annual NFL.com talent mock draft, hosted by NFL Network draft guru Mike Mayock. Joining Rich on the board of general managers are Michael Irvin, Steve Mariucci, Brian Billick, Dave Dameshek, Melissa Stark, Charles Davis and former NFL scout Daniel Jeremiah. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
- REP: Charles Woodson and Mike Silver Charles Woodson and Mike Silver... Fifteen-year NFL veteran Charles Woodson stops by for a chat with Rich to discuss his desire to continue playing after being released by the Green Bay Packers in February and much, much more… Rich then dials up friend of the podcast Mike Silver to discuss his recent article about Tim Tebow being blackballed by NFL teams. Rich and Silver also clear the air on the Twitter “tipping-of-picks” that was taking place during the 2013 NFL Draft. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
- REP: Charles Davis and Matt Taibbi Charles Davis and Matt Taibbi... Rich welcomes back friend of the podcast Charles Davis, who along with producers Law and Brockman, recount some of the more intriguing moments of the 2013 NFL Draft from Radio City Music Hall in New York, including a few good behind-the-scenes stories from on set and during the week. Up next, Rolling Stone writer and contributing editor Matt Taibbi phones up the podcast for chat about the draft. Taibbi is a well respected writer and author, who focuses mainly on politics, media and finance. In recent years he's self admittedly become fascinated by the NFL draft and the way in which its covered. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
- REP: Brian Urlacher and David Kohan Brian Urlacher and David Kohan... Brian Urlacher dials into "The Rich Eisen Podcast" to chat with Rich fresh off of announcing his retirement. The 13 year NFL veteran talks about why he decided to hang up his cleats and much, much more. Up next, Rich welcomes in studio producer and writer David Kohan. Kohan was the creator and executive producer of the hit NBC sitcom "Will and Grace," and has worked on numerous other television shows and projects throughout his career in Hollywood. Enjoy this bonus edition podcast, and as always, thanks for downloading!
- REP: Roger Goodell, Michael Strahan and Josh Charles Draft Special Roger Goodell, Michael Strahan, Josh Charles Draft Special Guests include NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell from his office at League Headquarters in Manhattan. Michael Strahan chats with Rich from the set of his show Kelly and Michael Live!. Actor Josh Charles caps off the show discussing his beloved Baltimore Ravens and more... Tune into the TV show Wednesday at 9:00pm ET on NFL Network. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
- REP: Jed York, Jason Bateman and Rob Lowe Jed York, Jason Bateman and Rob Lowe... Shortly after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced that the Super Bowl L bid had been awarded to San Francisco, 49er CEO Jed York dialed into "The Rich Eisen Podcast" to discuss the impact of the Super Bowls Golden Anniversary being awarded to the city by the bay. Up next, Rich dials up actor Jason Bateman to discuss "Arrested Development," which re-launches on Netflix this Sunday. The show, which originally aired on FOX, was cancelled after just three seasons. However, its cult-like fan base clamored for more and Bateman, along with the rest of his cast mates obliged when writer and creator Mitchell Hurwitz came calling with a new script. The podcast wraps up with big time Indianapolis fan Rob Lowe, who dials into chat about his beloved Colts. Lowe shares his thoughts on the Colts 2013 draft class and if he thinks they can return to the playoffs this season. The veteran actor also has a new project comin
- REP: Aloha Rich Eisen and Charlie Yook With Rich Eisen on vacation in Hawaii podcast producers Chris Law and Chris Brockman take over the reins of the #REP for the week. Law and Brockman promptly dial up Rich, who is soaking up the rays on the beautiful islands of Hawaii with his family. Up next, Law and Brockman welcome NFL Network coordinating producer Charlie Yook in for "pull back the curtain" look at what goes into producing the NFL Draft for television. Charlie is in his seventh year of producing the draft and gives great insight as to how the event has evolved over the years at Radio City Music Hall. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
- REP: Mike Mayock, Von Miller and Dan Patrick Mike Mayock, Von Miller and Dan Patrick, plus Kara Henderson with The Worm. The podcast celebrates its 200th episode with a handful of the shows all-time favorite guests, including NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock, Broncos Pro Bowl linebacker Von Miller and television and radio host Dan Patrick. The podcast crew wraps up the 200th episode with fan favorites Kara Henderson and “The Worm,” Jason Wormser. The duo makes its triumphant return back to the show to recall some of the more fun and entertaining moments over the past two-and-half plus years of “The Rich Eisen Podcast.” Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
- REP: Les Snead and Denard Robinson Les Snead and Denard Robinson Freshly back from his vacation, Rich dials up St. Louis Rams general manager Les Snead to discuss the 2013 NFL Draft. Snead made headlines last year for the big trade he made with the Washington Redskins that netted the Rams three first-round draft picks. Snead explains how the trade laid the foundation for the rebuilding process he and coach Jeff Fisher have undertaken in St. Louis. Rich then speaks with fellow Wolverine Denard Robinson to discuss Michigan’s tough loss to Louisville in the NCAA men’s basketball championship game. They also talk about Robinson’s transition from collegiate quarterback to future NFL wide receiver. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
- REP: Dave Dameshek and Alec Sulkin Dave Dameshek and Alec Sulkin Fellow NFL podcaster Dave Dameshek hangs out with Rich and company to discuss an impressive display of sportsmanship in the NHL playoffs, irritating kids TV shows, the twitter habits of NFL fanbases and much more. Then, "A Million Ways to Die in the West" writer Alec Sulkin joins the podcast once again to talk about his upcoming projects and the madness of show business. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!
CBSSports.com Blog
- Chicago Bears to retire Mike Ditka's number in December The Chicago Bears will retire Mike Ditka's number at halftime of the team's Dec. 9 Monday night home game against the Dallas Cowboys.
- Report: Jets RB Mike Goodson returning to practice next week Jets running back Mike Goodson will reportedly return to practice on Tuesday. It will be Goodson's first time on the practice field since being arrested on May 17.
- Giants FB Henry Hynoski to undergo surgery on MCL Though Giants fullback Henry Hynoski will undergo surgery to repair a damaged MCL, he says he wants to return by Week 1.
- Robert Griffin III makes throws, 'looks good' at Redskins practice Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III seems to be progressing from his knee injury. On Thursday, he made throws at practice.
- Seahawks QB Russell Wilson: Percy Harvin's talent is off the charts The Seahawks held their first OTA this week and quarterback Russell Wilson already seems impressed with newly acquired receiver Percy Harvin. 'His talent level is unbelievable, off the charts,' Wilson said.
- Brian Urlacher: Ray Lewis is the best middle linebacker of all time Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher, who announced his retirement on Wednesday, said that he considers former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis to be the best middle linebacker of all time.
- Browns' Trent Richardson may be out until training camp with muscle pull Browns second-year running back Trent Richardson didn't participate in Cleveland's OTA on Thursday because of a muscle pull in his shin. Coach Rob Chudzinski said the injury could cause Richardson to miss the team's minicamp in June.
- Cardinals sign third-round pick Tyrann Mathieu to four-year deal Arizona signed its third-round pick, former LSU defensive back Tyrann Mathieu, to a four-year deal on Thursday, the Cardinals announced.
- Heath Miller: 'A chance' he could be ready for season opener Steelers tight end Heath Miller is still progressing from last season's knee injury. He says there's a chance he'll be ready by Week 1.
- Vacation over: Reggie Bush ready to 'win championships' with Lions Lions running back Reggie Bush doesn't need fancy nightlife anymore. Bush is in Detroit because he wants to win championships, "I didn't come here to vacation," Bush said.
NFLGridIronGab.com
- Broncos And Safety Moore Ready To Put Last Years Nightmare Behind Them The Denver Broncos, the team that many penciled in to be the AFC rep for the Super Bowl last season, will take the field in their first full practice for the first time Monday. It will be the first time that safety Rahim Moore, who allowed Jacoby Jones‘ 70-yard touchdown catch from Joe Flacco in [...]
- NFL To Announce Super Bowls L And LI Tuesday NFL owners on Tuesday will award two Super Bowls – numbers 50 and 51 (that’s L and LI) in Boston. At 12 pm Eastern, the bid committees from San Francisco, Miami and Houston will make their presentations to the NFL’s 32. The NFL staff will then summarize the plans and the owners of the 49ers, [...]
- Chargers DE/LB Melvin Ingram Has Torn ACL The Chargers could have some awful news to deal with, as the team may have lost their first round draft pick from a season ago, that being defensive end/LB Melvin Ingram. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports that Ingram suffered a potentially serious knee injury today, and the Bolts are fearing it’s a torn ACL. [...]
- Bears LB Brian Urlacher Retires After 13 Seasons He will go down as one of, if not the best middle linebacker in Bears history. Today, after 13 solid seasons, Brian Urlacher decided it was enough. The linebacker spent the offseason looking for teams to go play for, but couldn’t get inked. “After spending a lot of time this spring thinking about my NFL [...]
- Eagles QB Vick Says Critics “Know Nothing About Football” Michael Vick is clearly tired of answering questions about how he’s not good enough at reading NFL defenses, Sheil Kapedia of Phillymag.com reports. The Eagles’ veteran quarterback talked to Mike Missanelli during a 97.5 The Fanatic interview earlier this week and was asked to address critics who have pointed out that he doesn’t make quick [...]
- Chargers Come to Terms With Dwight Freeney After being a free agent for months, former Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney has found a new home. Freeney has come to terms with the San Diego Chargers on a two year deal. The deal is worth $8.75 million. “It’s great to add a solid veteran who brings valuable experience to our defense,” [...]
- San Francisco Wins Right To Host Super Bowl L Taylor Price, 49ers.com The 50th anniversary of the most prestigious game in professional sports will take place in the San Francisco Bay Area. Following a vote by 32 NFL owners on Tuesday, Super Bowl L will be played at Levi’s® Stadium, the future home of the San Francisco 49ers. The San Francisco Super Bowl bid [...]
- Top 10 NFL Tight Ends Heading Into 2013 1. Jimmy Graham, Saints – He’s 26 years old, and in three seasons has 215 catches and 25 touchdowns. He’s so athletic, and can do things no other tight end can. Combine that with Drew Brees and a pass-happy offense (we don’t believe what Sean Payton says about running more), and look for Graham to [...]
- Video: Jerome Bettis Talks About His New Anaphylaxis “Playbook” Did you know that up to six million Americans may be at risk for anaphylaxis – a severe allergic reaction that happens quickly and may cause death? Former Steelers RB Jerome Bettis knows personally the role that having severe allergies can cause in everyday life – he lives with a severe allergy to shellfish. Together, [...]
- NFL Draft And Start Of League Year May Be Pushed Back To May If you believe Adam Schefter of ESPN, the word is the NFL may not have the annual NFL Draft until MAY coming up in the near future. NFL and NFLPA are on verge of pushing back draft to May and moving up start of league year to before combine, per sources. — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) [...]