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   <title>Cowboys and 3rd round pick Wilcox agree to terms</title>
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   The Dallas Cowboys came to terms with third round pick J.J. Wilcox on Wednesday, signing the safety to a four-year contract. Wilcox was the Cowboys' second third-round selection in this past April's draft, selected with the 80th overall pick. He is expected to compete with veterans Matt Johnson and Will Allen for a starting position. He played four seasons at Georgia Southern and became the highest-ever NFL draftee in the hist
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   <title>Titans add OT Richardson</title>
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   The Tennessee Titans agreed to terms with offensive tackle Barry Richardson on Wednesday. Richardson started all 16 games at right tackle for the St. Louis Rams a year ago, his sole season with the club. Prior to that, the Clemson product played four seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs from 2008-11, making 33 starts in 48 contests. 
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   <title>Report: Broncos' Walton has ankle surgery</title>
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   Denver Broncos center J.D. Walton underwent a second surgery on his left ankle Monday and will miss the start of the upcoming regular season, according to the Denver Post. Sources told the newspaper that Walton had a follow-up procedure to repair existing hardware in the ankle, which he fractured and dislocated during a Week 4 rout of the Oakland Raiders on Sept. 30 of last season. The fourth-year pro was placed on injured reserve short
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   <title>Giants legendary punter Jennings passes away</title>
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   Dave Jennings, former legendary punter and later radio analyst and Ring of Honor member of the New York Giants, passed away in his New Jersey home on Wednesday. He was 61. Jennings had been battling Parkinson's disease since 1996. He was a four-time Pro Bowler during an 11-year stint with the Giants and is the going away leader in career punts for the franchise with 931. Sean Landeta is the runner- up with 526. Jennings, 
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   <title>Extra Points: Idle hands could take down Patriots' Hernandez</title>
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   Spending 12 years in catholic school helped end my flirtation with organized religion, but one sermon has always stuck with me: Idle hands are the devil's workshop. It's a simple proverb that rings true. Most of us don't get in trouble when our minds are occupied. If you are ever sitting in rush hour traffic and contemplating why you rise and grind your way into the rat race every day, remember those simple words. People who have nothing to do ge
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   <title>Extra Points: Idol hands could take down Patriots' Hernandez</title>
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   Spending 12 years in catholic school helped end my flirtation with organized religion, but one sermon has always stuck with me: Idle hands are the devil's workshop. It's a simple proverb that rings true. Most of us don't get in trouble when our minds are occupied. If you are ever sitting in rush hour traffic and contemplating why you rise and grind your way into the rat race every day, remember those simple words. People who have nothing to do ge
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   <title>Report: Pats' Hernandez questioned in murder probe</title>
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   A Sports Illustrated story released Tuesday stated that New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was questioned by Massachusetts state police investigating the recent murder of an unidentified Boston man. According to SI.com, police have connected a 2013 Chevrolet Suburban rented in Hernandez's name with the apparent homicide of the 27-year-old man, whose body was found not far from Hernandez's home in the Boston suburb 
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   <title>Cowboys ink third-round pick Williams</title>
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   The Dallas Cowboys announced the signing of rookie wide receiver Terrance Williams to a four-year contract on Tuesday. Williams, one of two third-round picks (No. 74 overall) by Dallas in April's NFL Draft, led the nation with 1,832 receiving yards on 97 catches while scoring 12 touchdowns during a banner senior season at Baylor in 2012. The Dallas native was a unanimous All-America selection and one of three finalists for last year's B
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   <title>Jaguars get rookies Cyprien, Gratz under contract</title>
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   The Jacksonville Jaguars reached contract agreements on Tuesday with safety Jonathan Cyprien and cornerback Dwayne Gratz, two of the team's top three selections in April's NFL Draft. The Jaguars took Cyprien, a four-year starter and three-time All-Sun Belt Conference selection at Florida International, with the first pick of the second round (No. 33 overall). The 22-year-old led the Golden Knights with 93 tackles and four interce
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   <title>Atlanta radio hosts fired after mocking Gleason</title>
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   Three hosts of an Atlanta sports radio show were fired Monday after they mocked a former NFL player who suffers from Lou Gehrig's disease. Atlanta radio station 790 the Zone fired Nick Cellini, Chris Dimino and Steak Shapiro for making comments about Steve Gleason, who played for the New Orleans Saints from 2000-06. The hosts did a mock interview with Gleason and imitated a robotic voice. "We deeply regret the offensive programming tha
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