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

Video: Raiders’ draft woes – Super Bowl

PFT Daily: Mike Florio breaks down the Oakland Raiders and their draft strategy. (NBC Sports)

By nbcsports.msnbc.com

Pittsburgh Steelers WR Santonio Holmes’ police report contradicts woman’s suit – Super Bowl

Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II says the team is “disappointed” wide receiver Santonio Holmes is being accused in a lawsuit of assaulting a woman in an Orlando nightSteelers’ president ‘disappointed’ in Holmesclub.
By Associated Press

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: Raiders reportedly are favorites for McNabb – Super Bowl

PFT: Raiders reportedly are favorites for McNabb
By profootballtalk.nbcsports.com

Source: No front-runner in Philadelphia Eagles’ Donovan McNabb trade talks – Super Bowl

The Philadelphia Eagles are continuing trade discussions with a number of teams about trading quarterback Donovan McNabb and those discussions could continue until draft day, a senior team official told ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio on Tuesday.
By Sal Paolantonio

Payton, MVP Brees revel in glory of New Orleans’ Super Bowl title – Super Bowl

Drew Brees accepted the Super Bowl XLIV MVP trophy at a news conference Monday after leading the Saints to a win over Peyton Manning and the Colts.
By Associated Press

Florio: Plenty of possible landing spots for McNabb – Super Bowl

Florio: Assuming the Eagles trade quarterback Donovan McNabb — and their silence in the face of rampant rumors suggests they eventually will — he has more than a few potential new homes.

By nbcsports.msnbc.com

Sources: Houston Texans agree to $48M deal with DeMeco Ryans – Super Bowl

Pro Bowl linebacker DeMeco Ryans and the Houston Texans agreed to a six-year, $48 million deal that makes him one of the game’s highest paid linebackers and ties him to the franchise through the 2015 season, according to sources.
By Adam Schefter

Saints return to Crescent City, where fans’ joy, hope haven’t waned – Super Bowl

Hoarse, hungover and happy, New Orleans woke up Monday wondering if that Super Bowl thing really happened.
By Associated Press

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