Left tackle Max Starks, who spent his first nine seasons in Pittsburgh, signed a one-year deal with the San Diego Chargers. Terms were not disclosed. Starks is expected to start and protect quarterback Philip Rivers' blind side.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft said the team got "as good a report as we could've hoped" on tight end Rob Gronkowski and "he should still be great."

The Bengals missed out on their top two rated safeties but could laugh last after finding a perfect fit -- mentally and physically -- in the third round.

Sam Bradford's mind was elsewhere at Rams OTAs, thinking about the devastation in Oklahoma and recalling a similar storm in 1999.

Jets running back Mike Goodson is facing five gun- and drug-related charges stemming from an early morning arrest last Friday on Route 80 in New Jersey. According to his lawyer, Goodson didn't know there were drugs in the car and the gun found in the SUV didn't belong to Goodson.

Roger Goodell, speaking from the 2013 NFL owners meetings in Boston, said the league doesn't 'see any other choice' but moving the 2014 NFL Draft to May.

According to Seahawks coach Pete Carroll, Russell Wilson is a "million miles ahead" of where he was at this point in 2012.

Dolphins owner Stephen Ross said that losing out on Super Bowl L and Super Bowl LI doesn't 'dampen' Miami's 'enthusiasm.'

With Miami left out in the cold, Super Bowl L will land in San Francisco and Super Bowl LI will be played in Houston.

Running back Ricky Williams finished his career with more than 10,000 rushing yards, but he won't be considered one of the best of all time.

A couple weeks after he was arrested on suspicion of DUI, the Seahawks have waived third-string quarterback Josh Portis.

Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie inherited a mess in Oakland, but after a massive purge, he'll have cap flexibility in 2014. Ex-agent Joel Corry says the Raiders could emerge from the abyss.

Continuing their belief that new stadiums are needed throughout the NFL, league owners voted to give the Falcons a $200 million loan.

The good news is the NFL is catching drug cheats. The bad news is there's no HGH testing and the drug testing policy has a gap in its detection net.

After his former fiance said he thought about suicide, Mario Williams refuted the story, saying it had been blown out of proportion.