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Patriots Disrespect Rodney Harrison, Sign Deltha O'Neal Instead of Ty Law

The Patriots signed a free agent cornerback today, but it wasn't the guy Rodney Harrison was asking for. According to Mike Reiss of the Boston Globe, the Patriots announced the signing of free agent Deltha O'Neal this morning just two days after he was released by the Bengals. After veterans Fernando Bryant and Jason...

Patriots Go From Undefeated to Rebuilding in Four Short Weeks

The cynical observer might think the Patriots are at the end of their salary-cap-era dynasty, a run that started with their improbable 2001 Super Bowl victory over the Rams. With Asante Samuel now in Philly, Junior Seau and Tedy Bruschi at the end of their careers (even though both might be back in '08), Rosie Colvin...

Broncos Ride Elam's Leg to Victory; Bills Suffer Terrifying Injuries

The Bills lost a lot more than just the game this afternoon against Denver. And while the last-second field by Broncos kicker Jason Elam was heartbreaking, Buffalo has to be far more concerned with the various injuries suffered throughout the game.Perhaps the most disconcerting was the injury sustained by tight end Kevin...

Atlanta Falcons @ Buffalo Bills: Week Two Preseason Injury Report

Taking into account that it's the preseason, many of the players sitting on the sidelines tonight would normally be on the field if it was a meaningful game. With that said, I'm sure most fans would like to know who they should expect to see this evening. For that reason, I've done by best to create an accurate injury...

Buffalo Bills @ New Orleans Saints: Week One Preseason Injury Report

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Target Offers Lucky Small Businesses A 'Golden Ticket' Opportunity

Target has announced plans to launch a new type of design partnership this spring, named The Shops At Target , that will place products from select small boutiques and specialty shops around the country in Target stores for six-week runs beginning May 6.