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  • Fifth person charged in Taylor slaying
    Fifth person charged in Taylor slaying

    Prosecutors in Miami say a fifth person has been charged in the slaying of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor.

  • Specter wants independent Spygate probe

    Sen. Arlen Specter wants an independent investigation of the Patriots' taping of opposing coaches' signals similar to the Mitchell Report on performance enhancing drugs in baseball.

  • Kraft pleased by paper's Spygate apology
    Kraft pleased by paper's Spygate apology

    New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft complimented the Boston Herald on Wednesday for apologizing for a story that said his team videotaped a St. Louis Rams walkthrough before the 2002 Super Bowl.

  • Former NFL C Whitley dead at 39

    Former NFL center Curtis Whitley, who played for three teams in the 1990s and had a history of substance use, was found dead in his trailer home in West Texas.

  • Agent: Ravens, LB Suggs reach compromise

    The Baltimore Ravens have reached a compromise with franchise player Terrell Suggs, his agent said.

  • Browns release DB Wright after arrest

    The Cleveland Browns cut backup defensive back Kenny Wright, who was arrested last month on marijuana possession charges after trying to outrun police in Texas.

  • Bills cut Everett so he can get benefits

    The Buffalo Bills released Kevin Everett on Tuesday, clearing the way for the former tight end to receive disability benefits for the spinal cord injury that ended his career.

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