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Unclear path ahead
Is Jared Allen living in the past? The Minnesota Vikings star wishes the Vikes had offered him a long-term extension a few years ago. Entering a contract season, Allen has "absolutely no idea" what his future holds. Read
- Mike Williams makes comeback with CFL's Toronto Argonauts
- Bears will retire Ditka's No. 89 during December Cowboys game
- Report: Seymour, Falcons start contract discussions | FA tracker
- Big Ben's advice: Don't crown young QBs after one good season
- Mathieu signs with Cards | Watch | In NFL drug-testing program
- Urlacher was interested in Cowboys | Right time for retirement?
- Ex-Bronco Nalen admits trying to injure opponent in 2006 game
- Rob Ryan, Saints' defense seeking redemption | Payton returns
- Prosecutors want Cowboys' Brent back in jail on bond violation
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Payton's biggest change with Saints
After being away from football for one season, New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton looks a little different this year. And it's a little frightening. Read
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Garcon will miss Redskins OTAs
Pierre Garcon needed surgery to repair a torn labrum and will miss all of the Washington Redskins' offseason program. How important will Garcon's return be to the Redskins' 2013 chances? Read
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Top 10 QBs 25 or under: Ryan Tannehill
Ryan Tannehill was overshadowed by Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck and Russell Wilson during his rookie season. But Gregg Rosenthal says Tannehill has the potential to be as good as any of them. Read
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NFL Evolution
Bradford steps up to help Moore tornado victims
Sam Bradford grew up in Oklahoma City and played at the University of Oklahoma before reaching NFL stardom. Now he's helping with relief efforts after his home state was slammed by a tornado. Read
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The Rap Sheet Rundown
Rapoport parlays with the power brokers
Maurice Jones-Drew's improved attitude is one of many changes on the Jacksonville Jaguars. Fresh off covering the NFL Spring Meeting, Ian Rapoport details what's new for several teams. Read
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Six things we learned from RG3's return
A smiling, fit-looking Robert Griffin III was back on the field Thursday. "My goal is to be ready for training camp," he said. Gregg Rosenthal lists five other things we learned from RG3's return. Read
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Michael Crabtree will destroy us all some day
Michael Crabtree might have heard rumblings that he won't come back as strong from a torn Achilles tendon. The San Francisco 49ers wide receiver found a creative way to get his message across. Read
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Video - Top 100 Reaction Show
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Rookie reward: Wilson No. 51 on Top '100'
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson was voted No. 51 on NFL Network’s "The Top 100 Players of 2013." Chris Wesseling says it's a fair ranking. Do you agree? Read
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Has Sanchez already lost his job?
Mark Sanchez celebrated the unofficial opening of the New York Jets' quarterback competition ... by throwing three interceptions. Kimberly Jones was there and examines the fallout from Florham Park. Read
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Five NFL scheme changes to watch: Offense
Chip Kelly plans to reinvent the wheel on offense in Philadelphia. The Eagles coach isn't the only one. Five other teams are shaking things up in an attempt to reinvigorate their stagnant offenses. Read
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DDFP 156: MJD and Top 100 reaction
Shek and Rank kibitz with Jacksonville Jaguars star Maurice Jones-Drew about "The Top 100 Players of 2013," the dawn of a new era in Jacksonville, pizza toppings and coaching 4-year-olds. Listen
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ATL Debate Club interview: Manish Mehta
Is Rex Ryan coaching for his job in 2013? Dan Hanzus and Marc Sessler invite beat reporter Manish Mehta to the ATL Debate Club to discuss Ryan's fate, the New York Jets' QB battle and more. Read
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The most epic six minutes in sports
Relive the 2012 NFL season through the lens of NFL Films in this one-of-a-kind highlight reel. Watch -
Williams: I was 'scared to run the ball' last season
Arizona Cardinals running back Ryan Williams says he spent last season scared of hurting his surgically repaired knee. When he suffered a season-ending injury, it was a "blessing in disguise." Read
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A gentler 'Turk'?
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said earlier this week that the league is exploring ways to make roster cuts more "dignified." Former NFL GM Charley Casserly agrees the process can be improved. Read
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Video - NFL countdowns
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Tim Tebow has himself a (serious) fan in Chuck Norris
In the latest example of why the Internet is the best thing ever, the world has possession of a 1,463-word opus by Chuck Norris expressing his admiration and respect for Tim Tebow. Yup. Read
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Harvin a jack-of-all-trades
Percy Harvin isn't just a wide receiver. He's a kick returner, a running back, a gentleman and a scholar. The Seattle Seahawks will use Harvin in all of these roles. Read
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Why San Francisco's still the team to beat
Yes, the Michael Crabtree injury obviously hurts, but rumors of the San Francisco 49ers' demise have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, Adam Schein says Jim Harbaugh's team remains the NFL's best. Read
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Which NFL teams have oldest starting players?
It's great to win, but it's even better to win with a young roster. Which teams are the oldest in the NFL, and which teams are the youngest? (Hint: Lance Briggs' Chicago Bears rank high on one list.) Read
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Honestly, I'm just not quite the same player I used to be. If I was the same player that I was three or four years ago, I think I'd still want to play, but I'm not.
- Brian Urlacher, explaining on "The Rich Eisen Podcast" why it was time to retire.
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Instant Debate
Is RG3 moving too fast in his rehab?
Robert Griffin III was back on the field Thursday, just four months after major knee surgery. Is the Washington Redskins QB blowing through his recovery process with reckless abandon? Let's debate! Read
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NFL players and their cars
With "Fast & Furious 6" in movie theaters from Friday, take a look at some NFL players proudly showing off their cars. View
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New season, new NFL gear
Spring has come, and summer is right around the corner. Get your warm-weather NFL gear now with special deals online at NFL Shop. Shop
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Top 100 plays of 2012
"NFL AM" is counting down the top 100 plays from last season, and the epic list continues with the Chicago Bears' Matt Forte making a splendid one-handed catch against the Indianapolis Colts. Read
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