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Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman says the team has "no intent" of trading wide receiver Percy Harvin.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's compensation nearly tripled to $29.49M in 2011.

Titus Young's stay with the Rams was brief. The wide receiver has been placed on waivers after only a few days in St. Louis.

The Minnesota Vikings will play at TCF Bank Stadium for two seasons while a new facility is built at the site of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome.

Next season will be the Minnesota Vikings' last in the 31-year-old Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, and fans of the purple and gold can look forward to blue lips and red cheeks as they shiver through two seasons of old-scho...

Backup quarterback Tarvaris Jackson has re-signed with the Buffalo Bills. And returning starter Ryan Fitzpatrick will remain part of the team's future for now.

The St. Louis Rams have hired Tim Walton as defensive coordinator, a position they did not fill last season after Gregg Williams was suspended for his role in the Saints' bounty scandal.

The Denver Broncos will place the franchise tag on left tackle Ryan Clady, according to a published report.

The Atlanta Falcons are still hoping to coax Tony Gonzalez into postponing his planned retirement from the NFL with general manager Thomas Dimitroff saying he is still top of their depth chart at tight end.

The Vikings reached the playoffs on the legs of Adrian Peterson last season. He'll need a lot more help in 2013 if he and the Vikes hope to pay a return visit, writes Chris Burke.

Joe Flacco among players who teams should hold onto

The Kansas City Chiefs are actively pursuing a new deal with wide receiver Dwayne Bowe, according to NFL.com.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs is choosing to rehab his torn right biceps this offseason rather than opt for surgery, according to the Baltimore Sun.

Walking the corridors of Minnesota Vikings headquarters for the first time since he was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the memories came flooding back for Cris Carter.

Walking the corridors of Minnesota Vikings headquarters for the first time since he was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the memories came flooding back for Cris Carter.

Monte Kiffin figures he could be 52 and coaching the 3-4 defense instead of 72 and running the 4-3.