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Manti Te'o walked into a crowded room of reporters Saturday, took a breath and settled in for 15 minutes of NFL scouting combine history.
Ron Rivera will return as coach of the Carolina Panthers next season following his team's strong finish.
Andy Reid got such a hearty hug on the sideline from Howard Mudd that the 70-year-old assistant with the artificial hip actually lifted the burly head coach off his feet.
Tim Tebow has been out with two broken ribs and maybe a bruised ego.
Against the backdrop of an unthinkable tragedy, the Kansas City Chiefs gave themselves a reason to be proud Sunday — and perhaps the impetus to let the healing begin.
If it seems as though nearly every NFL game this season has come down to the final seconds, that's not your imagination.
Robert Griffin III doesn't care much for comparisons. He's unique in so many ways, and he knows it. A comparison establishes boundaries. He's not interested.
The Carolina Panthers can't seem to catch a break these days.
Panthers owner Jerry Richardson sat down in his office Sunday night with Marty Hurney and posed two questions to the franchise's longtime general manager: Why are the Panthers 1-5 and when are they going to get better?
Marty Hurney admits the "losing environment" for the Carolina Panthers must end. He won't be a part of the effort.
Marty Hurney admits the "losing environment" for the Carolina Panthers must end. He won't be a part of the effort.
Panthers receiver Steve Smith says he" lit into" Cam Newton about his actions on the sideline when the young quarterback was replaced late in the fourth quarter of Thursday night's 36-7 blowout loss to the New York Giants.
Cam Newton is enough reason to tune into any NFL game. That Newton and Carolina come off an upset of New Orleans and now face the inconsistent defending Super Bowl champions on Thursday night makes Giants-Panthers even more intriguing.
The Arizona Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles are still perfect, surprising standouts on the NFL's quickly dwindling list of undefeated teams.
Still stinging from the thrashing they took from Robert Griffin III, the New Orleans Saints turn their attention toward defending another dual threat quarterback this Sunday in Carolina's Cam Newton.
"If this doesn't show how close the margin is, it's sickening," coach Ron Rivera said.
Carolina coach Ron Rivera said teams have had success playing soft zones and then rallying to the ball if Newton runs.
