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Happy birthday, America. You look pretty good for 237. But I'm here today to talk about some folks who are a bit younger.

The NFL has been taking its lumps recently because of a spate of arrests since the Super Bowl, headlined, of course, by the first degree murder charges pinned on ex-Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.

The Bengals spent the mid-2000s collecting players who got fingerprinted a lot. But those days are behind them. As Paul Daugherty notes, the current core is far from controversial.

Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson said he won't allow Aaron Hernandez to marry his fiancee while he is jailed on his murder charge.

Questions and grief abound as the story of these two men unfolds

Ben Roethlisberger is looking forward to playing in the UK when the Pittsburgh Steelers take on Minnesota Vikings at Wembley on September 29.

Former Detroit Lions wide receiver Titus Young was a no-show Tuesday for a second consecutive court appearance, but was given an excused absence from a California judge.

Jpsh Brent's attorneys say they plan to file a motion on Wednesday asking the judge to limit Dallas District Attorny Craig Watkins' public statements on the case to what is "ethically permissible."

In trying to make sense of the Aaron Hernandez case, people seem to overlook the obvious explanation.