A private search team called in by Ravens safety Ed Reed and family members took to the Mississippi River at first light on Monday to search for the body of Reed's missing brother. Texas EquuSearch on Sunday had located what it believed to be the body of Brian Reed, 28, tangled in debris about 20 miles northwest of New Orleans, but Kenner Police Lt. Wayne McInnis said divers were unable to find it. "We had the perfect image," said Tim Miller, director of EquuSearch. "There's no doubt it was him but it was in an area that has so much debris that doing anything there, it's really hard." The search continued where the man believed to be Brian Reed went in on Jan. 7, when he apparently jumped into the river after being confronted by a deputy sheriff.

Former Cowboys wide receiver Terry Glenn was arrested Thursday for driving while intoxicated and possession of marijuana. Glenn was released after paying $3,011 bond, according to police records. He played five seasons with the Cowboys and caught 208 passes for 3,337 yards with 20 touchdowns. He began with career with the Patriots in 1996, then played one season with the Packers in 2002 before joining the Cowboys.

Two massage therapists sued Brett Favre on Monday, saying they lost their part-time jobs with the Jets after complaining about sexually suggestive text messages from the quarterback. Claiming they were subjected to sexual harassment and job discrimination, Christina Scavo and Shannon O'Toole are seeking unspecified damages from Favre and the Jets. The lawsuit comes five days after the NFL fined Favre $50,000 for not being forthright in an investigation into allegations that he sent lewd text messages and photos to former Jets game hostess Jenn Sterger when they both worked for the team in 2008.