PFT: Blount says he ‘overreacted’ with infamous punch – Super Bowl

PFT: Blount says he ‘overreacted’ with infamous punch
By profootballtalk.nbcsports.com

Sources: New York Jets plan to release running back Thomas Jones – Super Bowl

New York Jets running back Thomas Jones will not restructure his contract and will be released this week, sources told ESPN on Saturday.
By Adam Schefter

Wait ’til next year: Colts hope loss fuels another Super Bowl run – Super Bowl

The Indianapolis Colts constantly will be reminded of blowing a 10-point lead in Super Bowl XLIV and failing to live up to expectations following a near-perfect regular season.
By Associated Press

QB questions are hot topic at NFL Combine – Super Bowl

Tim Tebow, Jimmy Clausen, Sam Bradford, Colt McCoy and other high-profile quarterbacks available in the NFL draft have issues that concern executives, pushing them to the forefront at the annual scouting event.

By nbcsports.msnbc.com

NFL considers changing OT format for playoffs – Super Bowl

An NFL spokesman said Saturday the league could change its overtime format for playoff games at a meeting next month.
By Associated Press

Saints overcome slow start to capture first Super Bowl title in franchise history – Super Bowl

Put away those paper bags forever: Drew Brees and the Saints are NFL
champions, rallying to beat Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts 31-17
Sunday night in Super Bowl XLIV.
By Associated Press

QB questions hot topic at Combine – Super Bowl

Tim Tebow, Jimmy Clausen, Sam Bradford, Colt McCoy and other high-profile quarterbacks available in the NFL draft have issues that concern executives, pushing them to the forefront at the annual scouting event.

By nbcsports.msnbc.com

Sources: Reggie Bush to return to New Orleans Saints – Super Bowl

Despite speculation that his $8 million base salary for 2010 might prompt the Saints to release Reggie Bush, sources said that the former USC star will return to the defending Super Bowl champions, likely under his current contract.
By Len Pasquarelli

Super Bowl XLIV beats ‘M-A-S-H’ finale for U.S. viewership record – Super Bowl

Seen by an average of 106.5 million people, Super Bowl XLIV was the most-watched program in U.S. television history.
By NFL.com Wire Reports

PFT: Bradford impresses teams early at Combine – Super Bowl

PFT: Bradford impresses teams early at Combine
By profootballtalk.nbcsports.com

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