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C.J. Bacher couldn’t recall the name of every person he encountered Thursday at Halas Hall.

Creator-producer Merv Griffin’s classic game-show version of ‘hangman’ has kept on spinning for three decades.

The Atlanta Falcons have signed former Georgia running back Verron Haynes. Haynes, who spent the last six seasons as a backup with the Pittsburgh Steelers, adds depth to an Atlanta backfield that already includes Michael Turner and Jerious Norwood.

Running back Chris “Beanie” Wells shrugged off concerns about durability that apparently caused him to fall to the No.

The Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday signed unrestricted free agent center Eric Ghiaciuc.

One team that isn’t paying attention is the Buffalo Bills. Good work, guys. You trade your Pro Bowl left tackle, release Derrick Dockery, and don’t draft a tackle in a tackle-rich draft.

You asked for it. No really. In the comments a couple days ago someone specifically asked for a depth chart.

Cincinnati Bengals kicker Shayne Graham signed his one-year, $2.483-million franchise tender, the team announced Thursday.

For the first time in its storied history, the cover of EA Sports’ “Madden NFL” video game will feature two cover athletes: Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu and Arizona Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald.

With the draft over, everyone has had time to look over their picks and the list of undrafted free agents.

The Atlanta Falcons had a solid draft. They potentially drafted two immediate starters in Peria Jerry and William Moore, but what they really drafted this year was competition… Atlanta Falcons Drafted Competition by Jach Shore 10 reads Opinion The Atlanta Falcons had a solid draft.

Mike Mayock of The NFL Network is on the phone speculating about who the Buffalo Bills might draft when his other phone rings.

The Cowboys and “The Fan” KRLD-FM on Thursday announced a long-term radio rights deal, making Dallas-Fort Worth’s newest all sports station the team’s flagship.

The Arizona Cardinals have announced today that they have lowered their trade demands for wide receiver Anquan Boldin to a second round pick… by Vinny Yeager 82 reads The Arizona Cardinals have announced today that they have lowered their trade demands for wide receiver Anquan Boldin to a second round pick.

Talking to myself about the Browns draft… Question : So how do you grade the Browns draft? Answer: I hate stories like that, where drafts are graded.

Flipping from the NFL Network to ESPN, Cedric Peerman was at peace Sunday. Sure, as the rounds passed by, the former Virginia running back watched as lesser-known players at his position were snatched up in the NFL Draft.

Lovie Smith played it neutral when asked Thursday about his team’s first-day NFL draft intentions, saying the Bears could add a player on offense or defense.

It was an anxious day for Garrett Reynolds on Sunday. He was sitting in his Knoxville, Tennessee home watching the NFL draft when the phone finally rang.

Straight up: If your baby is ugly, don’t ask Mike Leach if he thinks it’s cute. The Pirate says what he thinks, which is often entertaining as long as it’s not your baby he’s talking about.

Dan Cline weighed several options. He considered tryout invitations from the Denver Broncos, Cleveland Browns and New Orleans Saints.

Indiana gave Kellen Lewis a second chance. The former quarterback-turned-receiver, won’t get a third.

The Cardinals realized more salary cap savings than initially reported by releasing Rod Hood, the cornerback said Wednesday.

Now that the draft is over, the 49ers will trade for: A. Braylon Edwards B. Anquan Boldin C. Julius Peppers D. None of the above.

Buffalo Bills vice president and the NFL’s only female scout, Linda Bogdan, reportedly lost her battle with cancer on Tuesday at the age of 61.

On Saturday at 4:00 PM, the 2009 NFL Draft will take place in New York City. Their are some interesting possibilities for multiple teams, one of which is the Baltimore Ravens… 2009 NFL Draft: Baltimore Ravens Looking at All Options for Depth by Isaac Barrow 12 reads On Saturday at 4:00 PM, the 2009 NFL […]

Shawnee Mission Northwest grad Mike Rivera will be heading to Chicago. According to the Shawnee Dispatch, the former linebacker at Kansas University signed a free agent deal with the Chicago Bears.

Sutulovich, a NFL coaching veteran of five years, will work closely with Falcons special teams coordinator Keith Armstrong.

With the 142nd pick of the 2009 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals select punter Kevin Huber, University of Cincinnati.

Former University of Hawaii safety Erik Robinson will tryout with the Buffalo Bills in hopes of landing a free-agent contract.

SportsNation is polling NFL fans for how they feel about each team’s prospects in 2009.