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Brandon McRae scores on 26-yard TD reception

Rams wide receiver Jordan Kent congratulates teammate Brandon McRae after McRae scored on a 26-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter between the St. Louis Rams and the Baltimore Ravens at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis.

Zak Keasey scores TD in Saints win

Fullback Zak Keasey scores for the Saints as the half expires during the preseason game between the New Orleans Saints and Houston Texans at the Superdome on Saturday, August 21, 2010.

Reggie Hodges replaces Zastudil as starting punter for the Browns

Coach Eric Mangini said he's comfortable with Reggie Hodges, who punted in Zastudil's absence last season. "He did a good job last year," said Mangini. "Not only did he a good job punting, but he did a good job as a holder, which is also another critical job for the punter to take care of. We had him in New York as well.

Finneran on another comeback trail for Falcons (SI.com)

Finneran, 34, is back for his 11th season with the Falcons and on Wednesday proclaimed he felt healthy and ready for the team's preseason schedule, which begins with Friday night's game against Kansas City.

Tim Mattran signs with Rams

The Rams added center Tim Mattran to the roster. A graduate of Stanford, Mattran has played for the Oakland Raiders and Minnesota Vikings.

Stefan Logan Makes Mark In Steel City (NFL Draft Bible)

Stefan Logan, running back from South Dakota was seen taking reps with the first team offense during OTA’s. Pittsburgh just may have found the east coast version of Darren Sproles, a half pint playmaking dynamo.

Free agent kicker Jay Feely agrees to terms with Arizona Cardinals

Unrestricted free agent kicker Jay Feely agreed to terms on a two-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals, leaving the erratic Nick Folk as the Jets’ only kicking option for now. “Since the Jets weren’t willing to move up from where they were (before the start of the free agency period), we had no choice but to go out on the free agent market and see what else he could get before making a decision,” Feely’s agent Glenn Schwartzman told The Star-Ledger. “It wasn’t an offer we could accept pre-free agency.”

Aaron Pettrey radio interview on ESPN (right click, save as)

Brian Williams re-signed with Falcons

Williams is an eight-year veteran and has started 93 NFL games. He has 18 career interceptions. He was selected in the fourth round of the 2002 draft out of N.C. State by Minnesota.

Armstrong to be Honored For Contributions

When the crowd at Amway Arena rises tonight one more time to give Darrell Armstrong a roaring ovation, the former Orlando Magic point guard knows it won't be just because he was one of the franchise's best all-time players.

The NBA's All-Stars of rap music (ESPN.com)

Sidelined swingman Marquis Daniels and his Boston Celtics (who've lost eight of their last 12 games) haven't exactly had the luck of the Irish this season. But things are looking up for the lanky eight-year veteran. This month, Daniels had the hard cast removed from his surgically repaired left thumb, celebrated his 29th birthday and released his fourth mixtape.

NY Giants sign kicker Sam Swank

Sam finished as the all-time leading scorer at Wake Forest with 337 points. Set school records with 71 field goals and 124 career PATs. Concluded his career ranked 16th in NCAA history in career scoring.

Stefan Logan Breaks Steelers’ Return Record

Logan posted a 49-yard run back in the first quarter to finish the game with 129 yards and put him at 1,383 for the season to top Ernie Mills’ mark of 1,306 set in 1995.

Kris Brown lifts Texans over Rams

Kris Brown kicked three field goals, including a 28-yarder with 4:36 left in the fourth quarter, as the Houston Texans held on for a 16-13 win over the St. Louis Rams.

Marquis Daniels Proving to Be Better Than Celtics Expected

"It's funny, he doesn't get a lot of the baskets, but he leads to all the baskets," Doc Rivers told ESPN Boston earlier this season. "He does so many little things for our basketball team. He's a phenomenal defender.

James Holt gets activated to Chargers 53-Man Roster

LB James Holt led the 2009 Jayhawks with 105 tackles, including 10 sacks.

Former Presidents George H. W. Bush, right, and George W. Bush meet Houston Texans' Kris Brown and Matt Turk before an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, in Houston.

Chiefs LS, Thomas Gafford contributes to KC win

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Ryan Succop was congratulated with a shove by by his deep snapper Thomas Gafford, right, after Succop made 4-of-4 field goals in the Chiefs 14-6 win over Washington on Sunday, October 18, 2009 at FedEx Field.

Pollard plan was always coordinated

the 14-year NFL tight end, Marcus Pollard confirms he is retired from the NFL. “Officially, but unofficially,” he says. “I haven’t submitted the paperwork yet.” He is also coaching HS Football in Lanett, AL (Dunlap High School).

Dallas Mavericks Darrell Armstrong gets promotiion

By EDDIE SEFKO / The Dallas Morning News
Coach Rick Carlisle has promoted Darrell Armstrong up the ladder on his coaching staff after Mario Elie left to join Paul Westphal in Sacramento ... Monte Mathis, who is the Mavericks video coordinator, will coach the summer team, assisted by Armstrong.

Texans reward kicker Brown with 4-year extension

The Texans have signed kicker Kris Brown to a four-year, $12 million contract extension. Brown, who scored 124 points last season, will get $2.6 million guaranteed.

Act2, Arlook making Plunkett film

The story of Jim Plunkett, the first Mexican-American quarterback to win the Super Bowl, to the bigscreen.

Act2's Glenn Schwartzman , a Florida-based sports agent, acquired the life rights to Plunkett, the son of two blind parents who became a Heisman trophy winner and Super Bowl MVP. "What really attracted me to this project, in addition to the great story, are the intangibles," Schwartzman said. "Jim's story is truly heroic. The fact that (he) is Mexican-American will work well to reach a broader audience both here and abroad."