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Location American Football News for 13 March 2020
The Dolphins have the most money available under the salary cap. The Vikings have the least. NFL Nation breaks it down for all 32 teams.
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Del Shofner, the former Rams and Giants receiver who made five Pro Bowls and was voted onto the NFL All-Decade Team for the 1960s, died Wednesday at age 85.
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The Vikings released cornerback Xavier Rhodes and nose tackle Linval Joseph on Friday, creating significant salary-cap space ahead of the start of the new league year.
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A look at all the Chargers' moves in free agency, beginning with securing the services of their top tight end.
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The move, which goes into effect at the end of Friday's business day, prevents draft prospects from visiting team headquarters and team personnel from attending pro days.
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NFL to cancel pre-draft prospect visits

Sky Sports - 13 Mar 2020 21:41
NFL to cancel pre-draft prospect visits Prospect visits for NFL hopefuls are being prohibited by the league in an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus.
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The Denver Broncos have used the franchise tag on safety Justin Simmons.
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The Titans released veteran kicker Ryan Succop and tight end Delanie Walker on Friday.
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The Ravens put the franchise tag on Pro Bowl pass-rusher Matthew Judon, meaning he'll make $16.3 million next season.
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Sky Sports working to deliver rescheduled events

Sky Sports - 13 Mar 2020 18:26
Sky Sports working to deliver rescheduled events Sky Sports is working closely with all our partners to ensure we continue to deliver for all our customers as the threat of coronavirus continues to affect the sporting calendar.
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ITH: Free Agency breakdown & State of the Franchise Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reinebold return on Inside the Huddle as they look ahead to a fascinating free agency market - which is set to include New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
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The Bills agreed to a three-year contract with offensive lineman Quinton Spain on Thursday, a league source confirmed to ESPN, in a move that ensures the team will return its entire starting offensive line in 2020.
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