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The Detroit Lions have signed Missouri quarterback James Franklin.

In an era of anonymity for NFL scouts, Seattle gave theirs a chance to defend their draft picks.

LSU's Jeremy Hill watches other running backs and knows their value, even as they become a lesser commodity in the NFL draft.

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The Chicago Bears have signed Texas Christian offensive lineman James Dunbar as a free agent.

New York City developer Howard Milstein says he won't try to buy the Buffalo Bills, but he does want to help keep the team in western New York.

Boomer Esiason explains why Johnny Manziel fits for the Browns, a snakebit franchise taking a risk on a crossover star.

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Tennessee Titans running back Shonn Greene is expected to miss the remainder of the team's organized activities after recently undergoing right knee surgery, a source confirmed to ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky.

When ESPN captured the moment college football player Michael Sam heard he had been drafted by the St. Louis Rams on Saturday, positioning him to become the first openly gay athlete in the NFL, an emotional Sam shared a ...

The New Orleans Saints have agreed to contract terms with 17 undrafted free agents, who'll join the club's six draft picks and selected try out players at rookie camp this weekend, general manager Mickey Loomis announced...

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Vince Young's tenure with the Cleveland Browns lasted less than two weeks.

The long hours Laurent Duvernay-Tardif spends at practice will seem like a vacation of sorts. The playbook will seem like a comic book. Success would be sweet, failure merely a disappointment.

When a sobbing Michael Sam celebrated his selection by the St. Louis Rams by hugging and kissing his partner, another man, it made it real and physical that an openly gay athlete had taken an unprecedented step toward an...

Vince Young's tenure with the Cleveland Browns lasted less than a month.

Guard Will Rackley was among six players released by the Jacksonville Jaguars Monday to make room for the team's undrafted rookie class.

Guard Will Rackley was among six players cut by the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday, the latest move in which the team distances itself from the regime of previous general manager Gene Smith.

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Michael Sam was one of the biggest stories from the draft. Now, at long last, he can focus on football.

Former Mississippi basketball player Marshall Henderson says ESPN's coverage of Michael Sam becoming the first openly gay player drafted by the NFL was inappropriate and that he is boycotting SportsCenter.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have released six players, including starting guard Will Rackley.