Filed under: Colts, AFC SouthINDIANAPOLIS — Talks between the Indianapolis Colts and Peyton Manning are ongoing and Bill Polian said progress is being made.
But that doesn’t mean a deal will get done soon.
“I would say we are simply moving ahead at …
Filed under: Jaguars, AFC SouthThe Jacksonville Jaguars are unlikely to reach a long-term deal with Marcedes Lewis.
But that doesn’t mean the Pro Bowl tight end is going to be signing elsewhere.
Lewis, who made the Pro Bowl in his fifth NFL season la…
Filed under: Redskins, NFC East On President’s Day 1999, then-Washington Redskins general manager Charley Casserly pulled off one of the greatest pivots in NFL history, losing starting quarterback Trent Green as a free agent to the St. Louis Rams only …
Filed under: NFL Analysis, NFL Labor NegotiationsCall me a Scrooge, but I’m not buying this mediation thing. It’s nice that the NFL and the NFLPA have agreed to meet in the presence of a federal mediator — it might prompt them to be more polite to eac…
Filed under: Colts, AFC SouthINDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts have parted ways with Bob Sanders.
Sanders, a two-time Pro Bowl selection who was critical to the team’s Super Bowl XLI victory following the 2006 season, was released by the Colts on…
Filed under: Colts, AFC SouthINDIANAPOLIS — Jim Irsay remains confident he’ll get Peyton Manning signed.
Irsay, the Indianapolis Colts’ owner and chief executive officer, said whether that will happen before March 3 is far less certain.
Irsay, who h…
Filed under: Cowboys, Eagles, Giants, Redskins, NFC EastNew York likes to call itself the city that never sleeps. And indeed, the city of my birth remains a wonder after dark. Where else can you get whatever food you might want at 4 AM? But it’s approp…
Filed under: Broncos, AFC WestThe Broncos have resumed contract talks with Champ Bailey and his agent in hopes of retaining the Pro Bowl cornerback, a pending free agent.
Vice president of football operations John Elway confirmed the renewed negotiati…
Filed under: Raiders, AFC WestBy signing Pro Bowl defensive tackle Richard Seymour to a hefty new deal, the Raiders locked up a centerpiece of their improving defense.
The two-year, $30 million contract made Seymour one of the league’s highest paid pl…
