NFL

  1. Duane Brown absent as Texans depart for camp

    Houston Texans left tackle Duane Brown was absent Tuesday as the team prepared to leave for training camp in West Virginia, according to NFL Network's James Palmer.

  2. Injuries: Colts' Malik Hooker starts camp on PUP list

    The Indianapolis Colts announced Tuesday that first-round draft pick Malik Hooker will open training camp on the PUP list. Hooker injured his hamstring during Monday's conditioning test.

  3. Lucky Whitehead arrested on petty larceny charge

    Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Lucky Whitehead was arrested and charged with misdemeanor petty larceny in June after he was accused of shoplifting in Virginia, according to court and police records.

  4. Ravens RB Kenneth Dixon suffers meniscus tear

    Ravens RB Kenneth Dixon enters Year 2 facing more adversity. After earning a four-game ban for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing drugs, Dixon is slated for knee surgery Tuesday.

  5. Jeremy Kerley: Colin Kaepernick still 'loves the game'

    Former 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick remains unsigned. For his ex-teammate in San Francisco, Jeremy Kerley, that's a shame. Because for Kerley, Kaepernick "knows how to get" a team back to the Super Bowl.

  6. Broncos, GM John Elway reach agreement on new deal

    The Broncos have reached an agreement with general manager John Elway on a new five-year deal through 2021, the team announced Monday.

  7. Dez Bryant: 'Nobody reps the star more than me'

    Cowboys star receiver Dez Bryant may have shown up late to training camp, but that didn't stop him from professing his love for the organization that drafted him.

  8. Andy Reid responds to Tamba Hali's Twitter firestorm

    Veteran pass rusher Tamba Hali took to Twitter to vent some frustration he has with fellow Chiefs teammates. Coach Andy Reid said Hali "doesn't need to go there and do all that."

  9. Colts GM: Andrew Luck to open training camp on PUP

    The Colts will open training camp with their franchise quarterback on the sideline. GM Chris Ballard announced Monday that Andrew Luck will be placed on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.