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Doug Free, Dallas Cowboys agree on three-year deal
The Cowboys know how important it is to keep their offensive line together. Ian Rapoport reported Saturday that Dallas and right tackle Doug Free have agreed on a three-year deal.
Keith Rivers signs one-year contract with Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys announced Wednesday that former Buffalo Bills linebacker Keith Rivers has signed a one-year contract with the team.
Brian Hoyer on leaving Browns: ‘Good for both sides’
Brian Hoyer will leave the NFL team he grew up rooting for when free agency opens. The Cleveland Browns quarterback said the parting of ways is good for both sides.
Joe Haden on Browns CB Justin Gilbert: He’s growing up
After an underwhelming rookie season, Cleveland Browns cornerback Justin Gilbert has been working out this offseason with fellow cover man Joe Haden, who says Gilbert is "growing up."
Browns OC wants Manziel ‘obsessed’ with football
In two starts last year, Johnny Manziel barely completed half of his passes and did not throw for a TD. Can OC John DeFilippo get the Cleveland Browns QB to rededicate himself to the position?
Josh McCown: I want to help Manziel as much as I can
The signing of Josh McCown in Cleveland is a sign that the Browns have yet to give up on Johnny Manziel, whom the veteran passer plans to help in any way possible.
Darren McFadden still has No. 4 pick skills, Jerry says
Owner Jerry Jones believes Darren McFadden still has the skills that made him the No. 4 overall pick in the 2008 draft. Does that mean the Cowboys won’t be pursuing an Adrian Peterson trade?
Jerry Jones not worried about a Dez Bryant holdout
Jerry Jones isn’t worried about the Cowboys getting a new, long-term contract done with receiver Dez Bryant before the season starts. The Dallas owner also said he’s not worried about Bryant holding out.
Romo recalls boozy DeMarco sales pitch on team bus
Tony Romo really wanted to keep DeMarco Murray in Dallas. During a Wednesday appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the Cowboys quarterback recalls a tipsy plea to team brass.