After signing a six-year, $96 million contract with the Buccaneers, Darrelle Revis can afford to (reportedly) pay $50,000 for Mark Barron's No. 24 jersey.

Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez isn't believed to be a suspect in a murder investigation near his North Attleboro (Mass.) home.

While Kansas City landed an excellent tackle at the No. 1 spot, it's third-round TE Travis Kelce who could make the surprise early impact.

A few things to kick around as the NFL enters its quiet season: Adam Jones speaking to rookies is a mistake (as is camp reality TV for his team), we note some replacement who need to come up big and Victor Cruz should play for his big payday.

Playmaking Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has battled injuries for most of this three years in the league.

Former Giants GM Ernie Accorsi wrote about Eli Manning in 2003: 'I honestly give this guy a chance to be better than his brother.'

Shortly after 790 the Zone fired three radio hosts for mocking Steve Gleason, who suffers from ALS, the trio took to Facebook and Twitter to offer their apologies. Gleason graciously accepted their apologies on Tuesday.

With Jay-Z celebrating the 10-year anniversary of his 40/40 club, Patriots owner Robert Kraft joined in on the fun.

New Vikings punter Jeff Locke sure does love holding footballs. Blair Walsh documents the escapades.

After missing an OTA practice last month to deal with legal matters, Seahawks guard John Moffitt pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.

Jaguars tight end Marcedes Lewis believes the team playing one game in London is a good thing but playing two games there would be problematic.

Vince Lombardi is one of the best coaches in NFL history. Here, he teaches us how to run the power sweep.

On Tuesday morning, the Twitter feed of Lions president Tom Lewand was hacked. Luckily, it appears as though Lewand has retained control.

According to a UK newspaper, one unnamed NFL franchise asked David Beckham if he would be interested in trying out.

Although not regularly known as a football factory, Virginia has produced at least one NFL Draft pick each year since 1984 and that streak should continue in the 2014 NFL Draft