Brett Favre traveled to Minnesota Tuesday to meet with the Vikings. The meeting comes three weeks after the 39-year-old quarterback told the Vikings coach he would stay retired.
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady threw two touchdown passes in a win over the Eagles Thursday night. It was his first game since tearing ligaments in his left knee last season.
Cleveland Browns receiver Donte' Stallworth was suspended without pay for this season Thursday after pleading guilty to killing a pedestrian while driving drunk.
Pro Bowl quarterback Eli Manning and the New York Giants agreed to a six-year, $97 million contract extension Wednesday, making him the highest paid player in the NFL.
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All Pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth is back on the field after time off to rest a sore left knee and is looking forward to what he and the team hopes is a healthy 2009 campaign.
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Manhattan district attorney Robert Morgenthau announces indictment of Plaxico Burress on weapons charges stemming from an incident last winter in which the NFL star accidentally shot himself.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft said his team does not need Michael Vick. Kraft spoke about Vick during a radio show broadcast from Gillette Stadium.
