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Dolphins sign WR Camarillo to three-year extension
The Miami Dolphins have reportedly come to terms on a three-year contract extension with wideout Greg Camarillo, the team's leading receiver.
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NFL Preview - Carolina (8-2) at Atlanta (6-4)
Strong play at the Georgia Dome has helped the Atlanta Falcons become one of the NFL's most improved teams of the 2008 season. It's also a place where the Carolina Panthers have enjoyed visiting in recent years.
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NFL Preview - Indianapolis (6-4) at San Diego (4-6)
The Indianapolis Colts' season was at a crossroads just a few short weeks ago, until a resurgence led by their legendary quarterback put the annual postseason participants back in the playoff mix. The San Diego Chargers are now faced with a similar juncture at this point of their 2008 campaign.
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NFL Preview - Minnesota (5-5) at Jacksonville (4-6)
There is still a logjam atop the NFC North standings and the Minnesota Vikings are right in the thick of the race. Minnesota will have to put its road woes aside this Sunday, however, when it pays a visit to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars.
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NFL Inactives (Thursday, November 20, 2008)
The following is a list of inactive players for tonight's NFL game.
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NFL Preview - N.Y. Jets (7-3) at Tennessee (10-0)
Sometimes, excessive cleverness is simply unnecessary.
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Broncos put TE Jackson on IR, sign Mustard
The Denver Broncos placed tight end Nate Jackson on injured reserve Thursday, ending his season. The club also signed tight end Chad Mustard.
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NFL Preview - Philadelphia (5-4-1) at Baltimore (6-4)
After six days of finger-pointing and second-guessing in the local media and among their always-vocal fan base, the Philadelphia Eagles will be glad to be back on the football field on Sunday.
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NFL Preview - Houston (3-7) at Cleveland (4-6)
When Jamal Lewis speaks, people listen. The Cleveland Browns veteran running back called out some of his teammates for giving up after a home loss to Denver a few weeks ago and the team responded with a big win at Buffalo in Week 11.
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NFL Preview - New England (6-4) at Miami (6-4)
It's been quite a few years since the Miami Dolphins were within striking distance of first place in the AFC East this late in a season. It's been even longer since the New England Patriots weren't occupying the division's top spot as the holidays approach.
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NFL Preview - Washington (6-4) at Seattle (2-8)
Back-to-back losses for the first time this year have the Washington Redskins fading in the NFC playoff picture. Currently holding the final Wild Card slot in the conference, Washington heads across the country this weekend to take on the Seattle Seahawks at Qwest Field.
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49ers offensive coordinator Martz reportedly fined
San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator Mike Martz was reportedly fined $20,000 on Thursday for criticizing officials following a loss to Arizona earlier this month.
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Cowboys' Felix Jones done for season
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said cornerback Adam Jones has been reinstated from his suspension by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, but the player must miss two more games before coming back Dec. 7 at Pittsburgh.
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Manning, Harrison, Washington selected for AFC weekly honors
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison and New York Jets return specialist Leon Washington have been selected as the AFC's top players for Week 11 of the NFL season.
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Bengals WR Chatman done for season with cervical injury
The Cincinnati Bengals placed wide receiver Antonio Chatman on injured reserve on Wednesday, ending his season. Chatman, who also returned punts, suffered a cervical injury in Sunday's 13-13 tie with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Saints lose TE Campbell, RB Stecker for season
The New Orleans Saints placed tight end Mark Campbell and running back Aaron Stecker on the injured reserve list Wednesday, effectively ending each player's season.
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Report: Edge wants out of the desert
Despite the fact the Cardinals are sitting atop the NFC West and inching closer to their first division crown since 1975, running back Edgerrin James is unhappy over losing his starting job and reportedly wants out of Arizona.
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Hill, Ross, Rackers earn NFC weekly honors
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Shaun Hill, New York Giants cornerback Aaron Ross and Arizona Cardinals kicker Neil Rackers have been selected as the NFC's top players for Week 11 of the NFL season.
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Steelers TE Miller could return Thursday
The Pittsburgh Steelers may get tight end Heath Miller back for Thursday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Giants' Jacobs misses practice
New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs did not practice Wednesday because of a knee injury suffered in Sunday's 30-10 win over Baltimore.
