The Philadelphia Eagles did not use a early-round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft on an NFL-ready starting cornerback.

With all of their 2010 draft picks under contract, the Dallas Cowboys can now address their new number one off-season priority: Signing Miles Austin to a contract extension.

ESPNDallas.com's Tim MacMahon reports the Dallas Cowboys have agreed to terms with second-round linebacker Sean Lee.

The Dallas Cowboys have reached agreement on a contract with defensive lineman Josh Brent, a seventh-round pick in last week's 2010 Supplemental Draft.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson is unlikely to receive, or even push for, a revised contract this summer.

Former NFL head coach Jimmy Johnson will be a contestant on the 21st edition of CBS reality show "Survivor."

Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman Josh Price-Brent, one of two players chosen in last week's Supplemental Draft, has settled on a name and jersey number.

Dallas Cowboys fourth-round cornerback Akwasi Owusu-Ansah has agreed to terms on a four-year contract.

One of the concerns for the Philadelphia Eagles this summer is the interior offensive line. Veteran center Jamaal Jackson is recovering from a torn...

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antwan Randle El is looking forward to his second stint with his original team, but explained to Vince Vosti of...

Part of the terms of Washington Redskins running back Larry Johnson's two-year probation in Kansas City was to complete 40 hours of community service by working with children at the Kansas City Police Athletic League.

The trustee in Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick's bankruptcy case is seeking repayment of nearly $2 million that Vick gave to his friends and family in the months before he was sent to federal prison.

The Chicago Bears used their 2011 seventh-round pick to select BYU running back Harvey Unga in today's 2010 NFL Supplemental draft. University of Illinois defensive lineman Joshua Price-Brent was selected by the Dallas Cowboys, also in the seventh-round.

Rick Maese of the Washington Post reports the Washington Redskins are unlikely to submit a bid in the 2010 NFL Supplemental Draft.