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The start of the 2014 NFL season may be over a month away, but players and fans are already chomping at the bit to get underway.
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In recent weeks, pressure has mounted on the National Football League to compel Washington Redskins owner, Daniel Snyder, to change the name of his team.
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Former professional football star Aaron Hernandez was indicted for murder Thursday for allegedly killing two men on a Boston street after they left a nightclub in 2012.
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In the wake of Michael Vick's appointment to the New York Jets, the support for Vick — and those deemed worse than Vick — places the NFL outside the perimeter of societal decency and common respect.
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The decision by the New York Jets to sign Michael Vick is being met with resistance, as Vick's animal cruelty past is coming back to the surface.
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With the announcement over the weekend that Michael Vick has been signed to the New York Jets, a social media advocacy campaign was launched in an effort to remove Vick from the Jets roster.
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An open letter addressed to Woody Johnson, owner of the New York Jets, on having signed Michael Vick to the quarterback position.
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Former professional football star Darren Sharper, who is accused of drugging and raping two women in California, must remain in jail in Los Angeles pending a possible extradition request from Arizona over sexual assault charges ...
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by Reuters
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National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell said he was waiting for all the facts to emerge before deciding whether to punish Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay for his recent arrest on suspicion of intoxicated driving.
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by Reuters
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Next season is a clean slate and an opportunity for many to prove that they are Super Bowl worthy. Some teams will attempt to live up to expectations, while others will set out to prove their critics wrong.
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Free agent quarterback Michael Vick agreed to a one-year contact with the New York Jets on Friday and the National Football League team released former starter Mark Sanchez.
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by Reuters
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Billionaire James Irsay, the owner of the Indianapolis Colts, has checked into a health care facility following his arrest on suspicion of intoxicated driving and possession of a controlled substance, the National Football Leag...
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by Reuters
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Billionaire James Irsay, the 54-year-old owner of the National Football League's Indianapolis Colts, was jailed early on Monday on suspicion of driving while intoxicated and possession of a controlled substance, authorities sai...
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by Reuters
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Former Miami offensive lineman Jonathan Martin said on Thursday his trade to the San Francisco 49ers provided him with a 'blank slate' as he looks to move on from a bullying scandal at the Dolphins.
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by Reuters
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Five-time Pro Bowl receiver Steve Smith joined the free-agent pool on Thursday after he was cut by the Carolina Panthers after 13 seasons with the NFL club.
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by Reuters
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Former pro football star Darren Sharper, who faces accusations in several states of drugging and raping women, was ordered held without bail by a Los Angeles judge on Thursday, based...
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by Dana Feldman and Dan Whitcomb (Reuters)
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The Philadelphia Eagles added another potent weapon to their up-tempo offense on Thursday by trading for versatile running back Darren Sproles from the New Orleans Saints, the NFL website reported.
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by Reuters
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Five-time Pro Bowl cornerback Darrelle Revis joined the free-agent pool on Wednesday when he was cut by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who found it too expensive to keep the top-flight defender.
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by Reuters
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Former NFL star Darren Sharper, who faces accusations in several states of drugging and raping women, has been indicted in Arizona on sexual assault charges, Tempe police said on Wednesday.
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by David Schwartz (Reuters)
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Premier free agent pass rusher DeMarcus Ware agreed to terms with the Denver Broncos, further fortifying the defense of the AFC champions, according to a report on the NFL's website on Wednesday.
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by Reuters
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Seven-time Pro Bowl pass rusher DeMarcus Ware was cut by the Dallas Cowboys, joining the massive pool of free agents who became available for signing on Tuesday, the team said.
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by Reuters
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Strategic maneuvering for next season's Super Bowl campaign gets underway in earnest on Tuesday when the National Football League's free agent signing period kicks into action.
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by Reuters
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Devin Hester, who holds the NFL record with 18 career touchdowns on kickoff and punt returns, said on Thursday he has been informed he will not be re-signed by the Chicago Bears.
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by Reuters
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Twelve-time Pro Bowl cornerback Champ Bailey will be released by the Denver Broncos, according to a report on the National Football League website on Thursday.
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Super Bowl Champion Quarterback Russell Wilson switched uniforms and took the field as a Texas Ranger Monday, thrilling both football fans and baseball fans alike.
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Peyton Manning, who led the Denver Broncos to an appearance in last month's Super Bowl, has been fully cleared to play next season, according to a report on the National Football League's website on Monday.
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by Reuters
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Richie Incognito's NFL career isn't the only part of his life in decline, his mental health might also be suffering from the backlash of alleged racist comments.
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The National Football League's salary cap will be increased by nearly $10 million next year to $133 million per team, the league told teams on Friday.
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by Reuters
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The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks made two "extremely tough decisions" when they released wide receiver Sidney Rice and defensive end Red Bryant on Friday to create additional salary cap space.
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by Reuters
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Tight end Dennis Pitta, who is a favored target for quarterback Joe Flacco, has signed a five-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens, the National Football League team said on Friday.
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by Reuters
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Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick throws the football up the middle
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Pittsburgh Steelers defensive player Troy Polamalu celebrating his 2009 Super Bowl win
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The Arizona Cardinals have opened the season with impressive wins over the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.
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John Harbaugh of the Baltimore Ravens with linebacker Ray Lewis
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Donovan McNabb when he was a quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. Taken at the Silver Dolphin Bistro at Naval Station Pearl Harbor on Feb. 3, 2004.
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Shaun Ellis of the New York Jets hurling a chunk of snow at a Seahawks fan in 2008
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Super Bowl 2011: The stadium in Dallas.
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Thomas Gafford, long snapper for the Chiefs
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Rookie quarterback Andrew Luck looked the part of the next great QB in the preseason.
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Titans fullback Ahmard Hall (45) and linebacker Tim Shaw (59) congratulate Johnson after his second touchdown of the game
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Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall are an effective one-two punch, but they'll have their work cut out for them this week.
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