07-31-2010 @ 07:43
Haynesworth skips fitness test, watches practice
Albert Haynesworth is at practice for the Washington Redskins practice - but strictly as an observer. Washington Redskins - Albert Haynesworth - Sport - NFL - Football

07-31-2010 @ 07:43
Haynesworth skips test, watches practice
Albert Haynesworth came to work Saturday morning with a slightly swollen knee, forcing him to scrap his latest chance to pass the Washington Redskins conditioning test and keeping him exiled from practice for yet another day. Washington Redskins - Albert Haynesworth - Sport - NFL - Football

07-30-2010 @ 22:33
Bucs, Penn nearing contract
By Rick Stroud Times Staff Writer TAMPA - Here's all you need to know about why the Bucs were so desperate to reach a long-term deal with Donald Penn before training camp practices begin. Quarterback Josh Freeman is the most important player in the franchise. That makes the guy who protects his blind side the second-most important player. Josh Freeman - Donald Penn - Quarterback - Training camp - Contract

07-30-2010 @ 16:55
Most familiar Eagles are long gone now
Donovan McNabb wears different colors. Brian Westbrook is job-hunting. Sheldon Brown and other veterans are gone, too. Brian Westbrook - Donovan McNabb - Sheldon Brown - National Football League - Andy Reid

07-30-2010 @ 16:39
5 QUESTIONS FOR ... ANTONIO PIERCE
RIGHT about now former Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce would normally be packing his bags for Albany. But instead Pierce, now an analyst with ESPN, talked with The Post's Justin Terranova about leaving football, his replacement and what the heck happened last year. Antonio Pierce - ESPN - Linebacker - American football - New York Giants

07-30-2010 @ 09:47
6-pack of NFL starting job battles
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07-30-2010 @ 09:27
A 6-pack of NFL story lines
McNabb in Washington. Carroll in Seattle. Favre in ... limbo. NFL - Donovan McNabb - National Football League - Sports - Football

07-30-2010 @ 06:35
Redskins sign No. 4 overall pick Williams
The Washington Redskins have reached an agreement with No. 4 overall pick Trent Williams on a six-year, $60 million contract. Washington Redskins - sport - NFL - Trent Williams - Football