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The Fox NFL pregame show will be broadcast from a military installation in Afghanistan on Sunday.
Ever since the discovery of the wildcat offense, it's been awfully difficult to take Miami's Ronnie Brown out of any fantasy lineup.
The woman who filed a lawsuit accusing Ben Roethlisberger of raping her has quit her job at the Lake Tahoe hotel-casino where she claims the assault occurred in the NFL quarterback's penthouse room more than a year ago.
The Denver Broncos have shored up their secondary with another veteran, signing cornerback Ty Law.
A person with knowledge of the injury says Indianapolis Colts cornerback Marlin Jackson will miss the rest of the season after tearing the ACL in his left knee.
Ryan Clark may be saying everything he needs to say with his growing silence.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have failed to sell out a home game for the fourth time this season.
The National Organization for Women called on the Oakland Raiders to suspend coach Tom Cable while the team investigates allegations he has a history of violent behavior toward women.
The second half of the NFL season is sure to spring a few surprises, just as the first half did. There will be zigs when we expect zags, precipitous falls and improbable climbs. New stars will emerge and old ones will fade.
Drew Brees sounds like a man who's embarrassed, and not because of all the compliments he's getting over the New Orleans Saints' perfect record through seven games.
When Eli Manning and Philip Rivers play at Giants Stadium on Sunday, it'll be the first matchup between the two quarterbacks who were swapped for each other during the first round of the 2004 draft.
Texas A&M University's tentlike athletic complex wasn't built to withstand the maximum winds prescribed by the building code, according to an engineering firm hired by the university to evaluate the $35.6 million structure.
Jamal Lewis can see the goal line to his career. It's just eight games away.
A jury convicted an ex-con Thursday of attempted first-degree murder in the shooting of former Jacksonville Jaguars offensive lineman Richard Collier in 2008.
Rams returner Danny Amendola sat out practice due to a concussion while guard Jacob Bell was cleared after tests showed he had only a mild one.
The fragile psyche of Delonte West could use a break, but if the frustrations with life that drove the Cavaliers guard to ride around the Metro D.C. area armed like a mercenary weighed on him, how must West feel with the weight of the legal system on his tattooed shoulders?
The convoluted ouster of George Kokinis as Cleveland's general manager barely made a ripple in the Browns' locker room.
Dan Snyder is embarrassed. He feels terrible. He's also hurt, frustrated and apologetic. Name a downbeat adjective, and he's all over it.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith both are slated to participate in the league's latest round of labor negotiations.
Frank Gore runs right up the gut of the Indianapolis defense. Defensive back Jerraud Powers delivers a big body-blow, but Gore just bounces off and keeps on running, one of two broken tackles on the way to a 64-yard San Francisco touchdown.
Brett Favre's return to Green Bay was must-see viewing for NFL fans.
If these coaches are fired, big names awaitFlorio: With so many competent candidates and so many bad teams, January 2010 could spark an unprecedented game of musical chairs, and there might not be enough empty seats when Bocephus stops asking whether we're ready for some football.
During the recent recession/depression (depending on whom you ask), one of the few thriving aspects of the American economy has been the National Football League.
Man takes stand to deny shooting Jaguars\' CollierJACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -The man charged with shooting a Jacksonville Jaguars offensive lineman has taken the stand in his own defense and denied being involved in the attack.
Cable has talked to Davis about allegationsRaiders undergoing 'serious evaluation' of physical abuse claims by women.
Browns Fans Meet With OwnerTwo fans met with Browns (1-7) owner and talk about the team's problems.
NFL parity? Try disparityNFL parity has disappeared in a sea of disparity this season.
Why Dog Lovers can't forgive Michael Vick"The details that got to me then and stay with me today involve the swimming pool that was used to kill some of the dogs," Reynolds wrote on her blog.
Top 10 ways for Chicago Bears' offense to improveOne problem is that the offensive line is not giving quarterback Cutler time to throw.
Cleveland Browns, GM Kokinis part waysThe Cleveland Browns invisible general manager has disappeared.
The best, and most puzzling, of the first halfRosenthal: A look back on some of the standouts and lowlights from the season's first half.
NFL midseason report card: 3 teams earn A'sNFL midseason report card: NBCSports.com grades all 32 teams.
Still perfect: Saints hang on, top FalconsDrew Brees had 308 yards passing, Pierre Thomas scored two touchdowns and Jabari Greer returned an interception for a score to help the Saints improve to 7-0 with a 35-27 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night.
Favre's return to Green Bay draws big TV audienceNEW YORK (AP) -Brett Favre's return to Green Bay was must-see viewing for NFL fans.
Vikings 38, Packers 26GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -Brett Favre jogged out of the tunnel in a purple helmet. He might as well have been wearing a black hat.
Broncos coach says loss holds plenty of lessonsENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -Now, that's how most of their fans feared the Denver Broncos would play this season: dominated on defense, overpowered on offense, squelched on special teams.
Cable believes he will remain Raiders coachCoach Tom Cable says he believes his future entails coaching the Oakland Raiders despite allegations that he assaulted his former wife and girlfriend.
Chargers 24, Raiders 16SAN DIEGO (AP) -LaDainian Tomlinson did what he always does against the Oakland Raiders.
Brett Favre welcomed back to Lambeau - with boosThere is an empty space in the Ring of Honor above Lambeau Field where Brett Favre's name will fit perfectly.
Packers' Rodgers hobbled with two sprainsGreen Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers came out of Sunday's loss to the Minnesota Vikings with a sprain on one foot and sprained toe on the other.
Saints embrace hype in MNF clash with FalconsAbout three years and one month ago, the Saints played one of the most memorable games in franchise history at home on a Monday night against the Atlanta Falcons.
Eli Manning, New York Giants embarrassed in blowout loss to Philadelphia EaglesHere's the thing Tom Coughlin: You have a rookie DC who is struggling to understand how to do what Spags did, hampered with the season loss of Kenny Phillips and Jay Alford (who had taken his game to the next level early this season), persistent Out injuries to Aaron Ross, Chris …
Streaking Cowboys (5-2) race past SeahawksMiles Austin caught a touchdown pass for the third straight game and Patrick Crayton returned a punt for a score for the second consecutive week, sending Dallas past the Seattle Seahawks 38-17 and into a share of first place in the NFC East on Sunday.
Bears rebound thanks to bumbling BrownsJay Cutler threw for 225 yards, Matt Forte ran for two touchdowns and the Bears (4-3) beat the bumbling Browns 30-6 Sunday.
Chargers 24, Raiders 16SAN DIEGO (AP) -Some things never change in San Diego, such as the great weather and LaDainian Tomlinson and the San Diego Chargers beating the hapless Oakland Raiders.
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