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  1. 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

  2. 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

  3. RG3 addresses the media

    After a long period of silence, Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III talks to the media about his recovery from knee surgery, getting back on the practice field and what to expect from him in 2013. Watch
  4. Instant Debate

    Is RG3 moving too fast in his rehab?

    Robert Griffin III was back on the field Thursday just four months after undergoing knee surgery. Is the Washington Redskins moving along too fast in the recovery process? Our analysts debate. Read

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. Tebow, Texas Ranger

    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

  8. Jim Harbaugh brushes off Randy Moss rumors

    Randy Moss left the San Francisco 49ers on good terms and is staying in shape. Might the team consider bringing him back in the wake of Michael Crabtree's Achilles tendon surgery? Read

  9. With "Fast & Furious 6" in movie theaters from Friday, take a look at some NFL players proudly showing off their cars. View

  10. Inside man

    Who's the best inside linebacker all time? Steve Wyche and Mark Kriegel debate where Brian Urlacher fits in among the greats. Plus, a look at the 49ers post the Michael Crabtree injury. Listen

  11. Who needs another ring more: Brady or Manning?

    Darren Sharper and Heath Evans debate if New England Patriots QB Tom Brady or Denver Broncos QB Peyton Manning is closer to the big game and which of the quarterbacks' legacy would be boosted by another Super Bowl ring. Watch
  12. Raider Nation's warm welcome swayed Woodson

    Charles Woodson originally said he wanted to sign with a contender. The Oakland Raiders aren't expected to be a front-runner, but Woodson believes the Raiders are "looking on the up." Read

  13. 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
  14. New season, new NFL gear

    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

  15. Rodgers: Packers should retire Favre's number

    Aaron Rodgers says it's already "been too long" a wait for Brett Favre's number to be retired by the Green Bay Packers. Is this another step toward reconciliation between Favre and his former team? Read

  16. 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

    - Brian Urlacher, explaining on "The Rich Eisen Podcast" why it was time to retire.

  17. Jaworski skeptical about Kelly's Eagles offense

    Coach Chip Kelly made some unique changes to the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason. Will Kelly's offense translate to the next level? Former Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski has his doubts. Read

  18. Urlacher: If Lovie still was a Bear, I'd be, too

    Brian Urlacher joins Andrew Siciliano on "NFL Total Access" to discuss why he decided to retire and what could have caused him to stick around for at least one more year. Watch
  19. The Brandt Report

    Why the Cowboys will win the NFC East

    The Dallas Cowboys haven't made the playoffs since 2009. Will that drought end in 2013? Gil Brandt gives 10 reasons why Jerry Jones' team will win one of the NFL's most competitive divisions. Read

  20. Urlacher explains retirement decision

    Brian Urlacher calls Rich Eisen in the immediate aftermath of his retirement to explain why he's hanging up his cleats after 13 NFL seasons, all with the Chicago Bears. Listen

  21. 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

  22. Top 10 quarterbacks 25 or under: Sam Bradford

    Sam Bradford has the pedigree of a No. 1 draft pick but the numbers of a below-average starter. So where will the St. Louis Rams quarterback's career go from here? Gregg Rosenthal examines. Read

  23. Pick Six

    Six NFL players who'd make great WWE superstars

    Brian Urlacher is retired from the NFL. Could a jump to the WWE be far behind? Adam Rank targets six NFL players who would be great WWE superstars. Read

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