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Money was a factor in Bell’s decision
May 15th
Last week, Jacob Bell walked away from the NFL after eight seasons. But he now admits to Peter King of SI.com that, if Bell were due to earn big money this year, he likely would have kept playing. Under the deal Bell signed in 2008 with the Rams, he was due to earn $6 million…![]()
Johnny Jolly granted release after six months of six-year sentence
May 15th
A Texas judge has granted former Packers defensive lineman Johnny Jolly his request for early release, just six months into a six-year prison sentence. The judge gave Jolly what is known as “shock probation,” which is granted when an offender convinces a judge that he was shocked into turning his life around by spending a…![]()
Mike Smith says Falcons need to change playoff approach
May 15th
Mike Smith has been the most successful regular season head coach in Falcons history. He’s the first coach to have consecutive winning seasons (the streak now stands at four), the first to take them to consecutive playoff berths and his winning percentage is the best franchise history by a wide margin. The only thing Smith…![]()
Darren McFadden a full participant in Raiders’ OTAs
May 15th
The Raiders’ organized team activities are underway, and running back Darren McFadden is back in business for the first time since October. McFadden, who suffered a season-ending Lisfranc injury in his right foot during the Raiders’ Week Seven loss to the Chiefs last season, was running, catching, cutting and doing every drill on the practice…![]()
Demaryius Thomas views Peyton Manning as a coach
May 15th
Broncos receiver Demaryius Thomas has played in Denver’s offense for longer than Peyton Manning, but Thomas isn’t teaching Manning anything. In another sign of how much the Broncos’ offense will be Manning’s offense, Thomas says Manning basically functions like a coach in Denver. “Everybody knows he’s one of the best in the game, a future…![]()
Vince Young: As the years go on, guys get more mature
May 15th
Vince Young’s physical talents are obvious, but he has never developed into the kind of leader teams expect their starting quarterbacks to be. But Young, who will turn 29 on Friday, hinted at his introductory press conference as the Bills’ backup quarterback today that he is changing with age. “As the years go on, guys…![]()

