Nobody is sure how long Brandon Weeden starts in Cleveland, but they should know this: He'll never have a better opportunity than with the offensive coordinator he has now. Because the coordinator he has now is Norv Turner, and look what he did for Alex Smith in San Francisco. The same thing could happen here.

Arizona signed its third-round pick, former LSU defensive back Tyrann Mathieu, to a four-year deal on Thursday, the Cardinals announced.

Lions running back Reggie Bush doesn't need fancy nightlife anymore. Bush is in Detroit because he wants to win championships. 'I didn't come here to vacation,' Bush said.

Steelers tight end Heath Miller is still progressing from last season's knee injury. He says there's a chance he'll be ready by Week 1.

The DUI case against Titans tight end Brandon Barden was dismissed Thursday when the arresting officer failed to show up for court.

San Francisco wide receiver Michael Crabtree underwent surgery on his torn Achilles on Wednesday and by Thursday was on Instagram promising that he'll 'be back.'

Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III seems to be progressing from his knee injury. On Thursday, he made throws at practice.

Though Giants fullback Henry Hynoski will undergo surgery to repair a damaged MCL, he says he wants to return by Week 1.

Some people are O.J. Simpson fans. One supposed Bills fan, though, has taken it to a new level with an enormous tattoo of his mug shot.

An 18-game schedule? Still a bad idea, Mike Freeman says. But he's got nine much-needed offseason moves, including the Jets cutting ties with the Sanchize and the 49ers finding another WR.

The jokes keep on coming for Chargers linebacker Manti Te'o. This time, the Florence Freedom are hosting a fake bobblehead night.

Michael Crabtree's unfortunate injury changes things in San Francisco and on Draft Day. Our Jamey Eisenberg re-examines the 49ers offense heading into 2013.

A year ago, no one knew if Peyton Manning was still Peyton Manning. The Broncos QB details with Pete Prisco how he overcame a healthy dose of self-doubt.

Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez threw three interceptions during organized team activities on Wednesday, a performance that left coach Rex Ryan disappointed.

Can Joe Banner, Mike Lombardi and Rob Chudzinski succeed where so many others have failed? The new Browns CEO tells Clark Judge how it can be done.