Pro Football Weekly

After battling injuries the past two years, Chargers TE Antonio Gates is healthy again, according to his head coach, Norv Turner.

Israel hosted its first international football game on Thursday, and despite the Israeli national team's lopsided loss, the event was deemed a success.

Bears WR Brandon Marshall has reportedly been cleared by police after an investigation into an incident outside a Manhattan nightclub in March.

The Eagles announced a five-year contract extension for RB LeSean McCoy on Thursday evening.

The Jets agreed to terms with first-round DE Quinton Coples on Thursday, according to multiple reports.

Patriots WR Wes Welker signed his franchise tender, worth $9.5 million, but he is not satisfied with the state of contract talks.

Jets second-year NT Kenrick Ellis has reached a plea agreement on a felony assault charge, which will require him to spend 90 days in jail.

Raiders LB Rolando McClain has been sentenced to 180 days in jail for his involvement in a November 2011 fight in Decatur, Ala.

Saints LB Jonathan Vilma filed a lawsuit on Thursday against NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for defamation.

After selecting two tight ends in the first three rounds of the NFL draft, the Colts have released TE Brody Eldridge.

PK Connor Barth, who was given the franchise tag earlier in the offseason, agreed on Thursday to a four-year contract with the Buccaneers.

The Ravens have announced several changes in their front office, including the promotion of Eric DeCosta to assistant general manager.

Clarence "Ace" Parker, the oldest living member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, turns 100 on Thursday.

Bill Belichick tops the list of highest-paid coaches in sports, according to Forbes magazine.

The Bills have agreed to a contract with CB Stephon Gilmore, the 10th overall pick in last month’s NFL draft.

Drew Brees is frustrated over the “lack of communication” between the Saints and his agent in the ongoing contract stalemate, he told a radio station on Wednesday.

Browns DT Phil Taylor had his torn pectoral muscle surgically repaired, and the surgery "went well," club spokesman Neal Gulkis told the Akron Beacon Journal.

The Ravens and Eagles may recoup some salary from Terrell Suggs and Jason Peters, who were injured this offseason in non-football activities, according to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen.

The NFLPA argued the first of its two grievances on behalf of the players suspended in the Saints' bounty scandal, in New York on Wednesday.

Rams head coach Jeff Fisher is not happy that three of his draft choices can't attend the team's OTAs because of a scheduling conflict with an NFLPA event.