The Minnesota Vikings have signed long snapper Cullen Loeffler to a three-year extension.
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Vikings long snapper Loeffler inks 3-year deal
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
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Steelers won’t have DE Smith, DT Hampton
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
The Steelers scratched six players for Sunday’s game against the , including defensive end Aaron Smith.
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Bills starting LB Kelsay ruled out vs. Eagles
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
Buffalo Bills starting linebacker Chris Kelsay’s calf injury will keep him out of Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles (1-3), and it could keep him sidelined for an extended period of time.
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Ravens DT Ngata among several fined $15,000
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
Baltimore All-Pro defensive tackle Haloti Ngata has been fined $15,000 for lowering his helmet into the back of New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez.
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Obama salutes ’85 Super Bowl champ Bears
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
Da ’85 Bears finally got their White House due.
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Report: Favre miffed at backlash over Rodgers
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
Brett Favre doesn’t understand what the fuss is all about.
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Texans WR Johnson expects to miss 2 weeks
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
Texans star receiver Andre Johnson expects to be out a couple of weeks after a minor procedure to repair a right hamstring injury.
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Colts to start Painter again as Collins recovers
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
Colts coach Jim Caldwell announced Friday morning that Curtis Painter will start Sunday’s game against the Chiefs.
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Gore says Eagles threw in towel as 49ers rallied
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
It took three unanswered second-half touchdowns for the 49ers to overtake the Eagles on Sunday. It was a comeback also made possible by the Eagles throwing in the towel, according to the Niners’ Frank Gore.
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Veteran WR Ward calls for Steelers’ offense to lead way
– October 8, 2011Posted in: NFL News
Hines Ward is thankful that the defense carried the Steelers for so long. Now the veteran receiver believes it’s the offense’s turn.
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