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Bears select Emery as next general manager
 The Chicago Bears have hired Kansas City Chiefs director of college scouting Phil Emery as their new general manager.49ers rookie Smith arrested, charged with DUI
 San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith has been charged with driving under the influence in Miami Beach.Source: Arians to be Colts' new O-coordinator
 Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Bruce Arians has agreed to become the Indianapolis Colts new offensive coordinator, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.Manning, Irsay seek to 'dispel misperception'
 Peyton Manning and Jim Irsay "had a long talk" Friday, coming to terms with comments made to the media this week, first by the Colts quarterback and then by the team's owner two days later.Broncos hire ex-Jaguars coach Del Rio as DC
 The Denver Broncos announced Friday night they had agreed to terms with Jack Del Rio to become the club's new defensive coordinator.Goodell: Recession has helped build fan base
 NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says the recession has helped build TV audiences for NFL games.Report: Gronkowski has high ankle sprain
 New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski reportedly has a high ankle sprain.Dolphins hire Sherman, Coyle as coordinators
 Joe Philbin was once hired by Mike Sherman in Green Bay. On Friday, Philbin returned the favor.Careful Giants have Nicks, Williams sitting
 Jacquian Williams and Hakeem Nicks were among four Giants to not practice on Friday.Browns hire Childress as offensive coordinator
 Pat Shurmur hired former Minnesota coach Brad Childress as his first offensive coordinator with the Browns on Friday.Buccaneers introduce Schiano, cite 'new vision'
 Greg Schiano couldn't resist the challenge of trying to transform the Tampa Bay Buccaneers into winners.St. Louis: London games violate Rams' lease
 The St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission says the Rams' plans to play one home game in London the next three years violates the team's stadium lease.White Sox's Williams shares pain, proud of son
 White Sox general manager Ken Williams is still feeling his son's pain.Ex-NFL players help raise concussion awareness
 Efforts to raise awareness about concussion dangers are getting an boost from a collection of former National Football League players. |
