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Record-setting returner Devin Hester said Wednesday he will not be back with the Chicago Bears next season.

The Indianapolis Colts released starting center Samson Satele among a flurry of roster moves announced by the team Thursday.

The Colts made a flurry of moves Thursday, releasing starting center Samson Satele and making qualifying offers to three players set to become free agents next week.

The Indianapolis Colts have released starting center Samson Satele.

John Kuhn of Green Bay Packers will hit free agency, according to a source.

Quarterback Tajh Boyd had a strong showing at Clemson's pro day Thursday and felt he erased some of the doubts about his skills that have cropped up since the season ended.

Despite all his accolades for greatness as a return man, Devin Hester won't be returning to the Chicago Bears in 2014.

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz has named his seven appointees to a committee exploring the possibility of building a new stadium for the Buffalo Bills.

An attorney for the trainer fired last month by the Miami Dolphins says his client was improperly singled out to appease a "public outcry for action" in the wake of the team's bullying scandal.

Offensive linemen may not be stars among fans, but they are evaluated on a steep scale by the league.

Champ Bailey spent a decade with the Denver Broncos, making eight Pro Bowls and picking off 34 passes even with quarterbacks only reluctantly glancing his way.

The Jacksonville Jaguars re-signed offensive linemen Cameron Bradfield and Sam Young and tight end Clay Harbor on Thursday.

Fortunes can be won or loss in the offseason. Here are the four AFC teams who can't afford to miss.

The Colts needed a linebacker. D'Qwell Jackson just wanted to play for a winner.

The Denver Broncos have parted ways with veteran cornerback Champ Bailey, but he insists he is looking to play on for a 16th season in the NFL.

The Buffalo Bills have re-signed defensive back Brandon Smith and tendered offers to retain the rights to three exclusive rights free agents.

The Indianapolis Colts have strengthened their defensive unit by landing the signature of former Cleveland linebacker D'Qwell Jackson.

An attorney for the trainer fired last month by the Miami Dolphins says his client was improperly singled out to appease a "public outcry for action" in the wake of the team's bullying scandal.

Linebackers are being asked to do more on the field, making the position a priority in free agency.

In any dispute, there are two sides to the story and the truth, which inevitably lies somewhere in between.

A solid secondary is the key to combating high-octane offenses. Luckily, several options will be available.

The Indianapolis Colts signed linebacker D'Qwell Jackson on Thursday.