New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said he does not think CB Aqib Talib (knee) will need surgery for a knee injury suffered in the AFC Championship game.
Patriots | Coach does not think Aqib Talib needs surgery
Retired DL Joshua Brent (Cowboys) was found guilty of intoxicated manslaughter Thursday, Jan. 22. Brent faces up to 20 years in prison.
NFL | Joshua Brent found guilty of intoxicated manslaughter
New England Patriots offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia announced his retirement Wednesday, Jan. 22. The Patriots announced that Dave DeGuglielmo will be the new offensive line coach in 2014.
Patriots | Dante Scarnecchia retires
The Washington Redskins aren’t for sale, but billionaire Warren Buffett says he dreamed of one day owning the franchise as kid growing up in Washington, D.C,
Warren Buffett dreamed of owning Washington Redskins
A Dallas jury convicted former Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent of intoxication manslaughter for a 2012 wreck that killed teammate Jerry Brown, who was Brent’s close friend and his college teammate.
Ex-Dallas Cowboys player Josh Brent convicted of manslaughter
A Dallas jury convicted former Cowboys DT Josh Brent of intoxication manslaughter Wednesday for a 2012 wreck that killed teammate Jerry Brown, who was Brent’s close friend and also his college teammate.
Ex-Dallas Cowboys DT Josh Brent convicted of manslaughter
The Denver Broncos signed free-agent LB Jamar Chaney (Falcons), OT Ramon Harewood (Ravens), LB Jerrell Harris (Chargers), TE Jameson Konz (Cowboys), SS Charles Mitchell (Falcons), TE Cameron Morrah (Lions), CB Jerome Murphy (Redskins) and RB Jerodis Williams (Vikings) to reserve/futures contracts Wednesday, Jan. 22.
Broncos | Eight signed
The San Francisco 49ers signed QB McLeod Bethel-Thompson and RB Jewel Hampton to futures contracts Tuesday, Jan 22. Terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
49ers | Sign two to futures contracts
Richard Sherman, the pre-ordained crown prince of Super Bowl week, dismissed the idea that his behavior Sunday made him a villain and argued that perceptions of him as a thug are distasteful.
Richard Sherman: My game might be 20 years too late
Chicago Bears RB Michael Ford may be given the chance to compete for the No. 2 running back job during training camp next season. Ford will have to improve his pass blocking skills if he wants to receive an increased role on offense.
Footballguys View: An important note for dynasty owners here. Ford is a talented runner with a natural, hard-charging style. He can pound the rock between the tackles and is effective at picking up yards after contact.
Bears | Michael Ford could compete for bigger role