Suspended NFL player Adam "Pacman" Jones appeared Thursday before a grand jury investigating a February 2007 strip club shooting.
Read Pacman appears before grand jury in Las Vegas (Links)
Pittsburgh Steelers chairman Dan Rooney faces an uphill climb in trying to acquire majority control of one of pro sports' best-known franchises now that his four brothers have hired an investment firm to field offers for their shares of the club.
Read Fired Rooney brother may decide Steelers' owners (Links)
Former Chargers right tackle Shane Olivea, suspended last months for four games for violations of the NFL Substance Policy, has been reinstated and agreed to a one-year deal with the New York Giants.
Read Ex-Charger Olivea gets one-year deal from Giants (Links)
Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Matt Jones faces a felony drug charge in his former college town after police say officers found him cutting up cocaine with a credit card Thursday morning.
Read Jags WR Jones charged with cocaine possession (Links)
Los Angeles County prosecutors have charged former Los Angeles Rams kicker Tony Zendejas with drugging and raping a female customer of his Pomona sports bar in January.
Read Former NFL kicker Zendejas charged with rape (Links)
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver wants to be clear: His team is not for sale.
Read Jaguars owner Weaver denies report team for sale (Links)
Three roof drains in Lucas Oil Stadium sprang leaks when thunderstorms hit Indianapolis on Tuesday night, leading to some water damage in a data center and other areas.
Read Storms cause water damage to new Colts stadium (Links)
Quarterback Trent Dilfer, who played the last of his 13 NFL seasons with the San Francisco 49ers last year, said Wednesday he'll make a formal announcement in the coming days that he is retiring from football.
Read Citing Achilles injury, veteran Dilfer plans to retire (Links)
The record book shows the Pats are still the best, but plenty of talented receiving corps sit right behind them in the top 10.
Read Scouts Inc.: Top 10 WRs (Links)
The current and former team presidents of the Green Bay Packers both believe that Brett Favre will remain retired, rather than come back for a hinted-at 18th season in the NFL.
Read Report: Packers official thinks Favre to stay retired (Links)
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