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The NFL reportedly has told the players' union it will cut a $100 million annual revenue-sharing program that subsidizes lower-revenue teams. ESPN reported Sunday that the plan, which is a small portion of the $6.5 billion shared in full by all 32 teams, will be cut because the 2010 season will not have a salary cap.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- The National Football League injury report, as provided by the league (OUT - Definitely will not play; DNP - Did not practice; LIMITED - Limited participation in practice; FULL - Full participation in practice): MONDAY BALTIMORE RAVENS at GREEN BAY PACKERS -- RAVENS: DOUBTFUL: TE L.J. Smith (notes) (ankle), LB Terrell Suggs (notes) (knee). QUESTIONABLE: CB K.J. Gerard (notes ...
MATCHUP (home team in CAPS) TIME TV COMMENT CINCINNATI 13 over Detroit 1:00 Fox The Lions' defense has given up an average of 451 yards over their past three games. CHICAGO 9 over St. Louis 1:00 -- The Bears' offense managed a season-low 169 yards last week. The lowly Rams should be the cure. CAROLINA 5 1/2 over Tampa Bay 1:00 -- The Bucs could get their first individual 100-yard rusher in 22 ...
Football Fans Receive Gift Cards and the Chance to Win a Once in a Lifetime Grand Prize (PRWeb Dec 6, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/12/prweb3300384.htm
Football Fans Walk Away with Something Extra After They Stay the Night in Burbank (PRWeb Dec 6, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/12/prweb3300434.htm
With Free Gifts and a Chance at an Exciting Grand Prize, Charger Fans Are Getting into the Spirit (PRWeb Dec 6, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/12/prweb3300574.htm
The Indianapolis Colts put their 12-0 record on the line against Tennessee, which has won their last five games.
Ben Roethlisberger will be back under center for the Steelers against the Raiders. Jay Glazer has all the NFL injury scoopage.
NFL Films used them in blooper reels, woozy players being helped off the field with superimposed stars or birds swirling around their heads. Announcers would say a player got his "bell rung" or "clock cleaned" when as he was shown getting a sniff of smelling salts on the sideline.
The next five weeks, starting today with their game against the Chargers, will go a long way to map the path the Browns take in the draft in April.
Each week Browns beat writer Jeff Schudel takes a look around the world of the NFL.
Saints at Redskins, noon CST Series: Redskins lead 15-7. Last meeting: Redskins beat Saints, 29-24, Sept. 14, 2008. Key points: Saints are 11-0 for first time. They will clinch NFC South with win or tie, or if Atlanta loses or ties against Philadelphia. ... New Orleans is scoring league-high 37 points per game, and its 407 points are fourth best in NFL history through 11 games. ... ... Redskins ...
Today 's TV GamesTennessee at Indianapolis, noon CST, WREG (3)Series: Colts lead, 17-12Last meeting: Colts beat Titans 31-9, Oct. 11, 2009Last week: Titans beat Cardinals, 20-17; Colts beat Texans, 35-27Key points: Teams have combined for 16 straight regular-season wins, tying longest streak of any teams meeting in a game since 1970. When Denver and Seattle met in 1984, they also had combined ...
When Pittsburgh wide receiver Hines Ward went on NBC last Sunday and said the Steelers' locker room was divided 50-50 on whether quarterback Ben Roethlisberger should have played against the Baltimore Ravens that day, he surely and perhaps even unknowingly shed an even brighter spotlight on the most significant problem the NFL has always faced in dealing with player concussions.
The game is OK, the 7-4 Philadelphia Eagles at the 6-5 Atlanta Falcons.
As the barriers toward a perfect regular season keep getting shunted aside by the Saints and Colts, another question starts to loom. Can New Orleans and Indianapolis not only sweep their regular-season schedules, but get to the Super Bowl as well?
Dallas coach Wade Phillips is tired of hearing about his team’s troubles in December, and Cowboy fans probably are too.
When Darren Sharper arrived at William and Mary in 1993, he was a young, confident quarterback who occasionally played defense. After a few college practices, he could not help but notice he had spent all of his time as a defensive back. He approached Tribe coach Jimmye Laycock. “He asked me when he’d get to try quarterback,“ Laycock said. “I gave him a football and told him to throw me a pass ...
Perhaps there is no one more heartened or gratified by the NFL's decision to put in place better safeguards for players who suffer head injuries with its newly rewritten...
NEW ORLEANS (11-0) AT WASHINGTON (3-8) Time: 1 p.m. Line: Saints by 9½ On the air: TV - Fox; radio - WXGI (950), 10 a.m. Inside slant: The Saints are heaven-bound; the Redskins are lost souls. Washington’s defense is solid, but New Orleans averages 37 points. Wrath of Woody: When he sees this, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will ask, “Is anyone testing The Wrath for drugs?“ Washington 19, New ...
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