Believing it will take a collective sacrifice from his league to help beat this economic crisis, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will take a pay cut for the league fiscal year that ends March 31, a league official confirmed Friday.

Atlanta Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff told AtlantaFalcons.com on Friday that the team is seeking to trade the rights of suspended QB Michael Vick.

Most of the free-agent discussion in Dallas centers around LB Ray Lewis and if the team will be able to get him. But the Cowboys have some of their own free agents to worry about.

Soon-to-be free agent quarterback Kerry Collins has said in the past that he will only return to the Titans as the team’s starting quarterback. Coach Jeff Fisher told The Tennessean that Collins has the job if he returns.

Kurt Warner has long contended that if he was going to continue his NFL playing career, he was going to do it with the Arizona Cardinals. But could that stance be softening?

Lions GM Martin Mayhew said Thursday the team is working on a multi-year contract with veteran K Jason Hanson.

The Washington Post is reporting that defensive end Andre Carter and receiver Antwaan Randle El have restructured their contracts to free up some much need cap space.

NFL Total Access host Rich Eisen has decided to grow a post-Super Bowl
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Denver dismissed general manager Jim Goodman and his son Jeff Goodman, another Broncos personnel executive, and promoted Brian Xanders from assistant general manager to general manager, a league source said Thursday.

The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting that Darren McFadden and JaMarcus Russell underwent surgery recently.

When the Dallas Cowboys let Julius Jones leave as a free agent last season, the move was seen as a huge boost for the fantasy value of Marion Barber.

It turned out to be a detriment.

The Tennessee Titans have introduced new defensive coordinator Chuck Cecil at a news conference on Thursday.

The Raiders are close to locking up two of the main components of their secondary — one of the strengths of the team.

Three former principle members of the Greatest Show on Turf could soon be hitting the open market.

Indications are that Cincinnati won’t be able to keep free-agent wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh off the open market.