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There will be no comeback this season by Trent Green, leaving the Miami Dolphins with an uncertain quarterback situation yet again. Green was placed on injured reserve Saturday, shelving him for the rest of the season following his second severe concussion in 13 months. Complete Story...
Titans quarterback Vince Young will be a game-time decision Sunday against Houston after he took one series of snaps with the scout team Friday.
A strip club manager paralyzed in a triple shooting is suing the NFL, the Tennessee Titans and suspended football player Adam "Pacman" Jones, claiming they're responsible for his injuries.
Suspended defensive tackle Tank Johnson will be allowed to practice starting Friday, which will be his first team session with the Dallas Cowboys since they signed him last month.
Quarterback Trent Dilfer will start for the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday against the New York Giants, though Alex Smith also will be in uniform.
The Buffalo Bills intend to play a few games in Canada, eh? That's the plan after the Bills on Thursday announced they are seeking approval to play a preseason and at least one regular-season game in Toronto. It's part of the franchise's attempt to expand its market base beyond western New York.
Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett feels fortunate to be alive, and is determined to continue the significant progress he's already made in the five weeks since sustaining a severe spinal cord injury.
Bills rookie Trent Edwards will make his third straight start Sunday when Buffalo hosts Baltimore, leading to questions about whether J.P. Losman will ever get his job back.
The NFL reinstated suspended Green Bay Packers wide receiver Koren Robinson on Wednesday.
Running back Priest Holmes will practice Wednesday for the first time since a severe 2005 head and neck injury. Chiefs coach Herm Edwards repeated Tuesday there's a chance Holmes could play at Oakland.
Former Dallas Cowboys running back Ron Springs has been hospitalized in a coma, more than seven months after receiving a kidney donated by ex-teammate Everson Walls. The Washington Redskins said Tuesday cornerback Shawn Springs, son of the 50-year-old Springs, has left the team to be with his father.
The next time Chris Chambers steps into a huddle, his teammates will include LaDainian Tomlinson, Antonio Gates and Philip Rivers.
Eli Manning made enough good throws to overcome some glaring mistakes. Joey Harrington didn't have much time to do anything.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Trent Green said he hopes to play again despite concerns about long-term repercussions from his second severe concussion in 13 months.
Vinny Testaverde was excited and nervous. When he signed last Wednesday with the Carolina Panthers, the 43-year-old thought he could still play. But he wasn't sure he'd gain the respect of his teammates.
The Tennessee Titans are hoping quarterback Vince Young is a fast healer. Young had an MRI exam Monday to check out his strained right quadriceps muscle. The results of the test weren't immediately available, and coach Jeff Fisher said Young would be considered day to day.
Watching the winless St. Louis Rams lose two more games while he nursed two broken ribs was long enough on the sidelines for Marc Bulger. It'll be months before those injuries heal, but his beat-up team needs him.
Buffalo Bills defensive end Anthony Hargrove pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for a fight with police outside a nightclub in August. He was fined $300 and must perform 200 hours of community service.
Donovan McNabb was sacked a dozen times by the Giants. Joey Harrington might want to consider taking out some extra insurance before Monday night's game against New York.
A second co-defendant in the O.J. Simpson armed robbery case said Monday that he will plead guilty to a reduced charge and testify against Simpson and four others in the alleged hotel room theft of sports collectibles from two memorabilia dealers.
Talk about bad omens. An overhead NBC television camera mounted on wires collapsed onto the turf during a timeout early in Sunday night's game between the New Orleans Saints and Seattle Seahawks, almost hitting two Seattle players and causing a 10-minute delay.
The New Orleans Saints finally found the win column. A standout night from Reggie Bush was only a small part of their breakthrough.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady became the first NFL quarterback to throw at least three touchdown passes in each of the first six games of a season when he had three in the first half against Dallas on Sunday.
Vinny Testaverde started at quarterback for the Carolina Panthers at Arizona on Sunday. The 43-year-old Testaverde signed with Carolina on Wednesday. The Panthers' starter, Jake Delhomme, is out for the season with an elbow injury.
Falling backward on your tailbone is one thing. Falling backward on your tailbone in a tub of cold water when you're 6-foot-7 and weigh 330 pounds is something completely different.
Although he can't play until the Nov. 11th game against the Giants (due to violating the league's personal conduct policy), defensive tackle Tank Johnson began practice with the Dallas Cowboys today.
For those fortunate enough to have drafted Tom Brady in your fantasy football league this season, you'll be happy to know that he once again (surprise, surprise) tops the Mac Bros. Fantasy Football Forecast list of the best QBs to start in Week 7.
DE Anderson, others need to bounce back against Eagles. If the Bears have proved anything lately, it's that they're not immune to embarrassment.
It makes perfect sense, Washington Redskins defensive tackle Anthony Montgomery facetiously reasoned earlier this week, that he's being asked to backpedal his 315-pound frame and play in pass coverage. "I do think I have the best hands on the defense," he said.
You want to talk superbugs, let's talk Super Bowl-itis, a virulent malady that reduces the runner-up in the NFL's annual circus maximus to a bunch of bumbling buffoons.
It will not be Joe Montana quarterbacking the 49ers on Sunday against the Giants. It won't be Steve Young behind center at the Meadowlands. It might not even be Alex Smith, who could miss another game with an injured shoulder.
Because there's been a disappointing lack of cheesecake around here recently, here's a nice, fluffy piece of meaningless gossip from the Palm Beach Post to go home with:
Tank Johnson is closer to joining the Cowboys on the field. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell did not reduce Johnson's eight-game suspension for violating the league's personal conduct policy, but he will allow Johnson to practice with the Cowboys starting today.
The NFL does a lot of things right. The trading deadline is not one of them.
Running back Priest Holmes practiced Thursday for the second day this week, and it's still a possibility he could be activated from the reserve/non-football injury list in time for Sunday's game at Oakland.
Brian Urlacher, the face of the Bears, frowned at any assumptions that his ailing back has caused a drop in production. "No. I'm fine. None. Good," he said Thursday.
The Eagles admire the elite speed, strength and wiggle of kick returner Devin Hester, who leads the Chicago Bears with four touchdowns. They're also tired of hearing about him.
Brian Griese has come a long way since that day nine years ago when he made his NFL debut against the lowly Ray Rhodes Eagles.
Cheerleader of the Week Congratulations to Missy a member of the ROAR, the Jacksonville Jaguars Cheerleaders, for being the Cheerleader of the Week. Missy, 24, is a five year veteran of the squad. When not cheering, she is a high school teacher.
You get one NFL Truth today. Watching Chad Johnson and Larry Johnson undermine their respective head coaches, Marvin Lewis and Herm Edwards, on Sunday gave me a singular focus, forced me to contemplate an uncomfortable truth.
Tommie Harris stood in the middle of the locker room Wednesday afternoon listening intently to tape of a Donovan McNabb conference call from 90 minutes earlier.
Bears defensive tackle Darwin Walker was careful not to say he'll play against his former team Sunday. But it's hard to believe he would ask former Eagles teammate Donovan McNabb for help with 30 tickets if Walker planned to stand in street clothes.
Defensive end Andre Carter has more. So does cornerback Carlos Rogers — points for the Washington Redskins, that is. Five games into the season, the receiving corps has yet to get on the scoreboard.
Eli Manning has a theory on how to help keep his offensive line productive and playing at its best. "Feed them well, keep them happy," the Giants quarterback said. "You don't have to get too fancy with them. Just feed them early and often."
Johnny Cash was Tony Romo's music of choice last year. He would sit in the office of Dallas Cowboys quarterbacks coach Chris Palmer and listen to Cash over and over as he studied film.
Some Bears admit they may have lost their hunger after tough Super Bowl loss, writes David Haugh.
Another day at the NovaCare Complex, another setback for L.J. Smith.
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