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NFL: Nothing new on 'Spygate'

“The fundamental information that Matt provided was consistent
with what we disciplined the Patriots for last fall,” commissioner Roger Goodell said
at a news conference.
KRIEGER: Calling it quits never easy

From a distance, it's always so easy. Jerry Rice? Hang 'em up! M.J.? Don't come back! It's fun to conduct other people's careers for them, especially famous people. It's a vicarious thrill, like telling a rich guy how to spend his money. It's a little harder up close.

Thomas had faith he'd be cleared

Marcus Thomas maintained Sunday that he always believed he would be exonerated of a drug- possession charge stemming from a late-night incident March 1.

Broncos Marcus Thomas cleared in drug possession charges

The attorney for Denver Broncos player Marcus Thomas says drug possession charges against the defensive tackle have been dropped.
Try as Gibbs might, he couldn't sit idly by

He went to a buffalo roundup in South Dakota, took in a few Broadway plays, toured the Smithsonian and London and Chicago and visited what used to be a leper colony in Hawaii.

Yard work is Kyle Shanahan's baby on Sundays

He no longer is the little boy who wandered off on his own when he was 31/2 and spent several hours lost in the bowels of Florida Field until a security officer finally found him and reunited him with his panicked father.

Lynch trying to disprove skeptics

John Lynch has found another muse beyond his usual offseason, self-motivation tactics: doubt.

Randle El sees return sooner than later

Redskins receiver Antwaan Randle El, with crutches under both arms, said Wednesday the surgery on his right knee went as expected and he hopes to return to the field for offseason practices next month.

Denver retools front office

The Broncos reshuffled their front office Tuesday by clarifying job descriptions and hiring a new assistant general manager.

Broncos tinker with front office

The Broncos reshuffled their front office Tuesday by clarifying job descriptions and hiring a new assistant general manager.
LINICOME: Diabetes has Cutler even more in a spot

His diabetes does change things about Jay Cutler. It has to.

KRIEGER: Diabetes casts Cutler in helper's role

No one chooses to have diabetes, of course, particularly not at the age of 25. It's dangerous, although not nearly as dangerous as it used to be, and it's certainly inconvenient.

Philly police interview Colts' Harrison in shooting

Colts receiver Marvin Harrison was interviewed by police about a shooting near his North Philadelphia bar this week. Harrison hasn't been arrested or charged.

Diabetes education group leader contacts QB

If life is about timing, Kerry Kinnard's is apparently impeccable.

In his own words: Wade Wilson

Former Cowboys quarterback Wade Wilson, now Dallas' quarterbacks coach, has lived with diabetes for more than 20 years, first discovering he had the disease when he was with the Vikings in 1985 as part of his 18-year NFL career with five teams.

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