Paolantonio: Goodell's Spygate responsibility
As much as many people would like to dismiss Spygate, several questions remain. It's Roger Goodell's job to seek answers to those questions when he meets with Matt Walsh on Tuesday, writes Sal Paolantonio.
Waived by Bills, Everett free to seek disability pay
Bills tight end Kevin Everett, who is walking again after suffering a life-threatening spinal cord injury last season, was placed on the team's waived/failed physical list Tuesday, freeing him to pursue long-term disability benefits from the NFL.
TIME TO WORK
Pierre Garcon, a wide receiver from Mount Union (Ohio) College, was selected by the Colts in the sixth round of the recent 2008 NFL Draft. Upon his selection, he became the first player from the perennial Division III power to be selected in the NFL Draft.
SAME STORY
Mike Hart, a running back from the University of Michigan and one of the Colts' four sixth-round selections in the April 26-27 2008 NFL Draft, said he has learned some hard lessons by necessity. Namely, that football - particularly the opinions of analysts and observers - is not real life.
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY
When Bob Sanders was named the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year, his first call was to his mother in Erie, Pennsylvania. This is a story about just what mothers and Mother's Day mean to several Colts players.
SUPER BOWL BID BOOKS DELIVERED
Katie Beresford, 14, of Riverside School delivers Indianapolis' Super Bowl 2012 Bid Book to Colts executive Pete Ward. Katie was one of 32 Indiana eighth graders selected to deliver the bid books to all 32 NFL franchises.Katie and her family received a VIP tour of the Colts training facility, and got to meet her favorite player, Adam Vinateri!
Da Bears News - for my Bears Buds!
Bears head coach to answer questions from fans LAKE FOREST, Ill. - With the Bears preparing to begin their voluntary Organized Team Activity (OTA) workouts next week, coach Lovie Smith will answer email questions from fans exclusively on ChicagoBears.com.
Walker: Parker happy to have Mendenhall in the fold
Instead of feeling threatened by rookie RB Rashard Mendenhall, the Steelers' Willie Parker is excited about the duo's potential as a lethal one-two punch, writes James Walker.
