Cowboys WR Roy Williams has become almost an afterthought in Dallas in the wake of the team selecting WR Dez Bryant in the first round.

Texans LB Brian Cushing said Thursday that he didn’t ingest or inject anything into his body, and he denied taking any substances banned by the NFL.

Tim Tebow-mania is spreading across the country, recently sweeping through Memphis.

Jamie Dukes and Warren Sapp took sides in the debate over whether an outdoor, cold-weather Super Bowl at Meadowlands Stadium is a good idea.

As promised, there’s more to pass along on Favre Watch 2010.

Jets All-Pro C Nick Mangold is looking to get a contract extension done before the start of the season, according to the Star-Ledger.

The Associated Press held a revote for the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year Award Wednesday, with a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters voting to give Texans LB Brian Cushing the award again.

Texans LB Brian Cushing is scheduled to hold a news conference at 1 p.m. CT on Thursday to discuss his four-game suspension from the NFL.

If the Redskins do trade disgruntled DT Albert Haynesworth, it doesn’t sound as though it will be to the Minnesota Vikings.

It’s very early, but Bengals WR Matt Jones caught the attention of observers during OTAs this week.

When it comes to Brett Favre and his stance on whether or not to have surgery, this offseason feels very similar to last offseason.

Jets QB Mark Sanchez, who was Texans LB Brian Cushing’s roommate in college, said on Wednesday that he couldn’t believe it when he heard the news of Cushing’s suspension for a banned substance.

Tony Romo will be at the Cowboys’ first OTA next Monday despite advancing to qualifying of the HP Byron Nelson Championship golf tournament.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced the presenters for the Class of 2010 this week, a group that includes two family members, two coaches, two NFL club owners and a former owner for the seven-member class.

To show second-year receivers Julian Edelman and Brandon Tate the passion he’s displayed during his career, all Torry Holt’s got to do is show the young guys his left hand and the funky, deformed middle finger he’s been hauling in touchdowns with.