Manning Unlikely To Be Ready For Week 1
Peyton Manning's been the story of the NFL preseason thus far, thanks to a complicated neck surgery he underwent 15 weeks ago and the slow process which which he's recovered.
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Peyton Manning's been the story of the NFL preseason thus far, thanks to a complicated neck surgery he underwent 15 weeks ago and the slow process which which he's recovered.
San Diego Chargers head coach Norv Turner said before the start of training camp that his team was way behind. The NFL lockout eliminated typical offseason training activities, forcing young players to learn the team's schemes on the fly.
The Titans and Chris Johnson have agreed to terms on a four-year contract extension worth $53.5 million ending the three-time Pro Bowl running back's holdout.
Local football fans are warning the president against going into overtime during his address on the nation's economy next week.
Supervisor Mike Antonovich withdrew a recommendation Tuesday that the Board of Supervisors oppose AEG's efforts to fast-track environmental approvals for its proposed downtown football stadium.
Another group of former National Football League players have filed suit against the league and equipment makers over head injuries suffered during their careers.
Will developers of a potential football stadium in downtown Los Angeles get special treatment in Sacramento when it comes to environmental law?
The consensus in speaking with a handful of team personnel executives when it comes to one Tim Tebow is this: A trade could happen, but it's becoming increasingly likely the Broncos will keep or cut Tebow because the trade interest is dwindling rapidly.
The Dallas Cowboys and San Diego Chargers have wrapped up another day of practicing together.
The Chargers agreed to a one-year contract with linebacker Stephen Cooper on Friday.
The University of Southern California may have what it takes to keep the NFL out of LA.
Although Pete Carroll is an unabashed optimist who has attacked the Seahawks' post-lockout challenges with his usual can-do attitude, even Seattle's perpetually sunny coach realizes Tarvaris Jackson can't possibly be ready to run his offense after just a handful of practices.
The Los Angeles City Council approved a tentative framework agreement with a private developer that wants to build a 72,000-seat NFL stadium on the city's convention center campus.
The Ravens, with a huge need for a big-play wide receiver to line up opposite Anquan Boldin, had an offer on the table for Malcom Floyd. On Friday, Floyd, who spent the previous seven seasons in San Diego mostly as a backup, re-signed with the Chargers.
Two people familiar with the negotiations tell The Associated Press the NFL will become the first major U.S. professional sports league to use blood testing for human growth hormone under the final language of the collective bargaining agreement.
The Chargers and first-round draft pick Corey Liuget have agreed to terms of a four-year contract.
The city council has voted to advance AEG's proposal for an NFL stadium in downtown Los Angeles.
Back in July, we noted that Oklahoma City Thunder guard Nate Robinson expressed interest in playing in the National Football League should the NBA's lockout lead to a work stoppage. "I might go play football," Robinson told SLAM magazine at the time. "Do something that nobody's tried to do."
Hundreds of people met at City Hall on Friday for the first full council discussion of a proposed downtown NFL stadium.
Jim Harbaugh is suddenly experiencing all of the anxiety that comes with being a first-year NFL coach.
The NFL Players Association executive board and 32 team reps have voted unanimously to approve the terms of a deal to the end the 4 1/2-month lockout.
Mike Freeman is reporting that the new league year can't start until the fifth day after the CBA is ratified and signed, and training camps couldn't start until two days after that. So, we still have a little time before the players officially get back to work.
One high ranking member of the trade association said so much progress was made that a deal was near.
Friday evening, Eye on Football's Will Brinson outlined what needs to happen in the coming days for both the owners and players to agree on a new collective bargaining agreement and for there to be a 2011 NFL season.
The L.A. City Council is expected to hold discussions next week about the proposal to build a new football stadium in downtown Los Angeles.
