Brad Childress predictably downplayed a dispute with Brett Favre.
May 2009 - Football Wiretap
Childress Downplays Dispute With Favre
NFL Power Rankings For Week 16
The Steelers are one of 12 teams in the AFC to have a .500 or better record, but they will need help to reach the playoffs.
Holmgren Agrees To Deal With Browns
The Browns announced Monday that Mike Holmgren has agreed to become team president.
Westbrook Will Practice This Week
Andy Reid says that running back Brian Westbrook will practice this week.
Fired Browns GM Files For Arbitration
George Kokinis is seeking more than $4 million in compensation and damages.
Titans Lose Two Starting Linebackers
The Titans have lost Keith Bulluck and David Thornton for the remainder of the season.
Angelo Leaves Lovie On Hot Seat
Bears' GM Jerry Angelo addressed the media for the first time in weeks and wasn't too complimentary of his team.
Risdon's $.10 For Week 15
The Cowboys end their December skid and reveal some New Orleans vulnerabilities, the Broncos continue theirs, while Jim Brown's Cleveland records fall and much more.
Delmas: If I Paid Attention To Our Record, I'd Kill Myself
Delmas returned an interception 100 yards for a touchdown in Detroit's loss to Arizona.
Cowboys Will Bring In Shaun Suisham To Kick
Free agent kicker Shaun Suisham is scheduled to work out for the Cowboys.
Favre, Childress Have 'Heated Exchange'
Brad Childress wanted to pull Brett Favre in the third quarter on Sunday night.
Bears Adewale Ogunleye Out For Season
Adewale Ogunleye won't need surgery to repair a fractured left tibula.
Percy Harvin Headed To Mayo Clinic
Vikings rookie receiver Percy Harvin has disk problems in his neck in addition to migraine issues.
Eagles Clinch Playoff Berth With Win
The Eagles have made it to the postseason eight times this decade.
RealGM's Week 15 Rundown
The Colts are two wins from perfection, but the Saints fell to the Cowboys on Saturday night for their first loss of the 2009 season.
Harrison Breaks Jim Brown's Rushing Record
Jerome Harrison exploded for 286 yards and three scores on Sunday.
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