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Bengals planning to sign S Roy Williams
The Bengals expect to sign former Cowboys safety Roy Williams, reuniting him with former defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer. Williams will be in Cincinnati on Thursday to meet with the team and have a physical. He broke his right forearm twice last season, and the Cowboys released him in March. Zimmer was the Cowboys defensive coordinator [...]
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Ex-Bears quarterback acquitted of drunken driving
Former Chicago Bears quarterback Bob Avellini has been acquitted of driving under the influence of alcohol by a DuPage County judge. Its the third time since 2005 the 55-year-old Avellini has been found not guilty of drunken driving charges in the suburban Chicago county. He was convicted in 2002. Judge Robert Kleeman said Wednesday there [...]
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Houston prepares for Monday night debut.
The Houston Texans envisioned being in a better position for their Monday night debut. After last year’s franchise-best 8-8 finish they hoped to be competing for a playoff spot when December rolled around. Instead the Texans head into the game against AFC South foe Jacksonville with a dismal 4-7 record. The bright spot? Jacksonville has [...]
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Jaguars WR misses practice after friend killed.
Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Mike Walker missed practice Friday, hours after a friend was fatally stabbed inside an Orlando nightclub. Jacksonville coach Jack Del Rio said in a statement that “Mike came to me this morning prior to meetings to tell me that he was visiting friends in Orlando. He explained that a friend was stabbed [...]
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LB Fletcher questionable for Redskins vs Giants.
Middle linebacker London Fletcher and defensive linemen Andre Carter and Kedric Golston did not practice Friday and will be game-time decisions for the Washington Redskins on Sunday against the New York Giants. All three had foot injuries in last week’s 20-17 win over the Seattle Seahawks and are listed as questionable on the injury report. [...]
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