NFL, Union Close To Finalizing New Drug Policy
The NFL and the players' union are close to finalizing the drug policy changes they tentatively agreed upon last week.
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The NFL and the players' union are close to finalizing the drug policy changes they tentatively agreed upon last week.
Before the season opener, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones projected that Pro Bowl defensive end Anthony Spencer could be ready by week 2. That didn't happen.
The Minnesota Vikings have announced that star running back Adrian Peterson will practice fully this week and is expected to play Sunday in New Orleans.
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DeMarco Murray ran for 169 yards and a touchdown, Dan Bailey kicked four field goals, and the Dallas Cowboys routed the Tennessee Titans 26-10 Sunday.
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NFL Players Association reps have voted to approve a proposed new drug policy from the league, NFL.com reports.
Player representatives to the union will vote Friday to implement HGH testing for the 2014 NFL season.
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Player representatives to the union will discuss the NFL's latest drug policy proposal during a second conference call.
Nearly three in 10 former NFL players will develop at least moderate neurocognitive problems and qualify for payments under the proposed $765 million concussion settlement.
Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones is standing behind embattled NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and believes an investigation into the commissioner's handling of the controversial Ray Rice case will not result in discipline of Goodell.
Coming off an embarrassing season opening loss against the 49ers, the Cowboys are preparing to hit the road for the next two games and owner Jerry Jones main concern is if his team is able to recover
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For just the second time in the past 11 regular-season games between Pittsburgh and Baltimore, the outcome was decided by more than a field goal, as the Ravens crushed the Steelers 26-6 last night at home.
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After DeMarco Murray fumbled his first carry of the season, the Dallas Cowboys sure didn't stop giving him the ball. They didn't even hand off to another running back.
The NFL says former FBI director Robert S. Mueller III will conduct a probe into how the NFL handled evidence as it investigated domestic violence claims against former Ravens running back Ray Rice.
Dallas defensive tackle Jeremy Mincey keeps replaying in his head the sack that wasn't against San Francisco's Colin Kaepernick.
A law enforcement official says he sent a video of Ray Rice punching his then-fiancee to an NFL executive three months ago, while league officers have insisted they didn't see the violent images until this week.
Player representatives from the league's 32 NFL teams will spend the next 24 hours reviewing the details of a proposed new drug policy, according to NFL.com.
Cowboys linebacker Justin Durant left Sunday's game with a groin injury and will reportedly miss the next three to four games.
