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Clowney returns to roots, agrees to join Texans
Jadeveon Clowney is returning to the Texans, the team that selected him No. 1 in the 2014 NFL draft.[read more]

👏 CJGJ pays $20,000 of Bills staffer student loan
During a Twitch stream Thursday, the Bills' safety gave a huge gift to a graduate student working with the team's training staff.[read more]

Judge issues clarification to NCAA eligibility order
The judge who granted the right to play another year of college sports to some athletes whose eligibility ran out last school year issued a new order Sunday that makes clear that it does not include football players who signed pro contracts this summer.[read more]

Samuel on Niners reunion: 'Just matter of time'
Deebo Samuel, who left the Niners last offseason after requesting a trade, said he feels right at home back in San Francisco.[read more]

Saints' Bresee to have season-ending ACL surgery
Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a torn ACL, coach Kellen Moore told reporters Sunday.[read more]

Three-time Pro Bowl guard Peat retires from NFL
Andrus Peat, a three-time Pro Bowl selection over 11 NFL seasons, has announced his retirement from the NFL.[read more]

Soreness keeps Rams' Garrett out 3rd straight day
Los Angeles Rams defensive end Myles Garrett is dealing with "a little soreness in his lower half," Sean McVay said on Sunday, keeping the pass rusher out of practice for the third consecutive day, but the coach added that "there's no reason for concern."[read more]

Packers RT changes last name to honor heritage
Packers right tackle Zach Tom revealed Sunday he has changed his name to Zach Bako-Bewele.[read more]

Saints WR Polk surprisingly retires from NFL at 24
Saints wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk has been placed on the reserve/retired list, the team announced Sunday.[read more]

Anniversary of Korey Stringer's death completes reconciliation for family, Vikings
The Aug. 1 anniversary marked the positives that grew out of a tragic day, including the Korey Stringer Institute.[read more]