Marvin Lewis has spoken to Carson Palmer recently.
May 2011 - Football Wiretap
Gabbert Not Conceding QB Spotlight To Newton
Blaine Gabbert said he had a meeting with the Panthers on Saturday.
Agent: Labor Talks Will Go Into September
One prominent NFL agent expects a lockout to extend well into the 2011 season.
Vikings Hope To Re-Sign Sidney Rice
Minnesota wants to re-sign Sidney Rice despite opting to place their franchise tag on Chad Greenway.
GM Denies Lack Of Support In Tebow
It had been reported that Denver's front office lacked confidence in Tim Tebow.
Senator Urges NFL To Open Up Books
Sen. Jay Rockefeller wrote a Washington Post opinion column on Friday.
Arians Will Sign Deal To Stay In Pittsburgh
Bruce Arians had been mulling retirement, much like Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau.
NFL VP Of Security Milt Ahlerich Retiring
Milt Ahlerich served with the FBI for 25 years prior to joining the NFL.
Jones Takes Blame For Super Bowl Seat Fiasco
Jerry Jones accepted some responsibility for 400 fans that had to watch the Super Bowl outside the stadium.
Bears Give Lovie 2-Year Extension
The Bears on Friday agreed to terms with head coach Lovie Smith on a two-year contract extension.
Steelers Won't Place Transition Tag On Taylor
Ike Taylor could be sought after on the free agent market.
Rivera: Panthers Eyeing 'Seven To 10 Guys' At No. 1
Carolina doesn't appear to have confidence in Jimmy Clausen.
Ryan Again Predicts Jets Will Win It All
The Jets have lost in the AFC Championship Game two years in a row.
Dolphins Committed To Henne For Now
Chad Henne received a half-hearted vote of confidence from general manager Jeff Ireland.
Fox: Orton Is Denver's Quarterback
If the season started today, Kyle Orton would start over Tim Tebow in Denver.
Some Coaches Could Lose 50 Percent Of Salary
The salary that coaches will lose depends on the length of a possible lockout.
Teams To Use Restricted FA Tenders
Using restricted free agent tenders could make talks between the NFL and NFLPA rough.
'Progress' Made In Labor Talks, Two Sides Will Meet Tuesday
The NFL's collective bargaining agreement will expire next Thursday.
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