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Hakeem dreaming?
Hakeem Nicks believes he would be "dangerous" running routes for three of last season's playoff QBs. Will the teams on Nicks? wish list sign him to the long-term deal he?s seeking? Read
- Lions team owner William Clay Ford Sr. dies at age 88 | Details
- Titans will shop CJ2K around the league | Top 10 running backs
- 'Fins expressing 'real interest' in Byrd | Miami's free-agent needs
- Vikings re-sign pass-rusher Griffen to 5-year, $42.5M contract
- Antonio Cromartie released by Jets | Watch | Top 101 free agents
- Lovie Smith not ready to build around Glennon, seeks veteran QB
- Packers showing interest in DEs Lamarr Houston, Arthur Jones
- Cards running back Mendenhall to retire | 2014 NFL Draft central
- Report: 'Skins court Talib, Mitchell | DE Bennett Chicago bound?
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OBITUARYLoyalty, stability Ford's legacy in Detroit
William Clay Ford Sr. brought great stability, if not great success, to the Detroit Lions franchise for 50 years. Judy Battista explains how Ford's fondness for his employees factors into his legacy. Read
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Best free-agent fits
The Around The League crew came together to project where big free-agent names like Jairus Byrd, Ben Tate, Michael Vick, Hakeem Nicks and Eric Decker will land this offseason. Read
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Top 101 NFL free agents for 2014
Where do Broncos wide receiver Eric Decker and Seahawks pass rusher Michael Bennett fit in Around The League's multitiered list of the top 101 NFL free agents for 2014? Read
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VIDEO - Remembering William Clay Ford Sr.
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What we learned from the weekend
Some teams didn't wait until free agency to make a splash. Gregg Rosenthal breaks down early signings by Green Bay, Minnesota and Jacksonville. Here's what you missed over the weekend. Read
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Where will the free-agent QBs land?
This year's crop of free-agent quarterbacks is far from alluring, but Michael Vick and Josh Freeman are bound to generate interest on the open market. Where will all the QBs go? Read
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Remembering William Clay Ford Sr.
Take a look back at the life of Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford Sr., who passed away Sunday at the age of 88. Ford was the last surviving grandson of Henry Ford. Watch -
CFB 24/7: Path to the Draft
Matt 'Money' Smith's mock draft 3.0
No quarterbacks are selected in the top four picks of Matt "Money" Smith's latest mock draft, which leads to a surprising landing spot for Louisville QB Teddy Bridgewater. Read
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CFB 24/7: Path to the Draft
Scout's take: Mallett could make Texans contender
NFL Media analyst Bucky Brooks says in his Scout's Take Blog that the Texans' reported interest in acquiring Patriots backup QB Ryan Mallett makes plenty of sense. Read
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VIDEO - Best Free-Agent Fits
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Romo: 'We're right on schedule'
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo discusses his recovery from back surgery, explaining where he is in the process and what his expectations are for the next couple of months. Watch -
Free agency overview: What positions are deepest?
Vontae Davis is part of a deep group of defensive backs set to hit the open market. Gregg Rosenthal explores the most talent-laden positions and big-picture stories for the looming free-agent frenzy. Read
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CFB 24/7: Path to the Draft
Mayock's new top 5
Following the events of the 2014 NFL Scouting Combine, Mike Mayock updated his prospect rankings for the 2014 NFL Draft, which included some serious shifting among the receiver group. Read
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Top 10 players who will be overpaid in free agency
With the best players usually locked up before free agency, Around The League lists 10 candidates to receive an inflated contract not quite commensurate with their worth. Read
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Back to the Pack
Sam Shields won't reach the open market after all. The cornerback reached an agreement with the Green Bay Packers on a four-year, $39 million contract, Ian Rapoport reported Saturday. Read
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No owner loved his team more than Mr. Ford loved the Lions. Those of us who had the opportunity to work for Mr. Ford knew of his unyielding passion for his family, the Lions and the city of Detroit.
- Lions president Tom Lewand, on the passing of Lions owner William Clay Ford Sr.
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Video - NFL comparisons
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Brandt's pro day reports
NFL Media senior draft analyst Gil Brandt offers his expertise on how top 2014 NFL Draft prospects performed for Clemson, Ohio State, Arizona State and more. Read
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Lions inquire about T.J. Ward
In need of remaking its defensive backfield, Detroit reached out to free-agent safety T.J. Ward. But bringing in Ward likely would require the Lions to free up some salary-cap space first. Read
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Red Bryant, Jags agree on four-year deal
Red Bryant agreed to a four-year contract Saturday with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The defensive end joins his former coordinator, Gus Bradley, who is the Jags' current coach. Read
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Looking at Schaub
If Matt Schaub is cut by the Houston Texans, the QB's unemployment might be brief. Ian Rapoport was told the Cleveland Browns, Oakland Raiders and New York Jets could come calling. Read
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Report: Ware expects to be coveted if cut
The Dallas Cowboys reached out to DeMarcus Ware about reducing his salary. The defensive end, however, reportedly knows he will have no problem finding work if he were to hit the open market. Read
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Best free-agent bargains
The Around The League heroes gather for a meeting of the minds, the result of which is a list of the best potential free-agent deals and a new segment called "Go Get My Lunch." Listen
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On The Clock: Anthony Barr
Finding his path to prime time
Anthony Barr?s dream of playing in the NFL was almost derailed during his first two years at UCLA -- as a running back. Find out how Barr became a linebacker and is now a likely top pick. Watch
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