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Someone was gracious enough to take a picture of this delicious “mural” of Michael Vick strangling a dog wearing a Dallas Cowboys jersey. It goes to illustrate the point that people either are willing to live with Vick’s past life as dogfighting’s Don King, or they just accept that practice as a whole, and don’t really care. Read the full story

The former Katy High School and University of Hawaii football player is having a strong preseason for the Tennessee Titans. In the Titans’ last game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Mouton took an interception back for a touchdown. He had 2 tackles in that game, a kick return for sixteen yards, and two punt returns for twelve total yards. In the Titans first preseason game against the Bills, Mouton had four tackles, two kick returns for forty-two yards, and a punt return for nine yards. This Friday the Titans will play in Dallas against the Cowboys at 7 PM Central Time on Fox.

Fast forward to the 3:00 minute mark in the video to catch a replay of Mouton’s ‘pick six’.

Knowshon Moreno, the Denver Broncos’ top pick who was the first running back selected in the NFL draft, ended his eight-day holdout on Friday, agreeing to five-year, $23 million deal that includes $13 million in guarantees.

Moreno, who rushed for 2,734 yards and 30 touchdowns in his two seasons at Georgia, was the 12th pick over all in the draft in April. Read the full story

Former Lions receiver Charles Rogers revealed to ESPN that he smoked marijuana every day when he played in the NFL.

“I blew everyday,” Rogers told ESPN (see the video below). “But you know I was doing something wrong … I was wrong.”

Rogers, the second overall pick in 2003 by Detroit who played just three seasons in the league, also said that he was abusing prescription drugs when he was in the NFL. Read the full story

GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers are partnering with the Wisconsin Lottery, taking advantage of an NFL decision allowing teams to associate with state-run lotteries.

Packers logos will be featured on a $10 scratch-off game with a top instant prize of $50,000. Fans also can win Packers-themed prizes, including four club seats to all home games for the 2010-12 seasons. Read the full story

All off-season it appeared that Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin wanted to be traded out of the desert. But it didn’t happen despite at least 15 teams trying to make offers, according to Boldin’s interview on XTRA Sport 910. Read the full story

CANTON, Ohio – The Pro Football Hall of Fame isn’t about statistics. You can find those in the NFL record book.

Football’s shrine is about impact. It’s about the players whose mere presence on the field changed the way the game is played. The Hall of Fame is about the difference-makers. Read the full story

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has not decided upon a specific suspension for Browns WR Donte Stallworth as of yet, and nothing is expected any time soon.

Stallworth met with Goodell earlier today to discuss his role in the death of Mario Reyes, who was struck by Stallworth’s vehicle early in the morning in Miami, Florida. Stallworth reportedly brought the surveillance video captured by Miami Power & Light at the intersection where the accident occurred, possibly in an attempt to prove that he had no ability to prevent the incident from occurring. Read the full story

Want A Pizza At Cowboys Stadium? That’ll Be $90

One of the first things I did when looking into the Cowboys new stadium was to see what kind of food they have. This makes sense. I am a fat person, so my first inquiry into any new facility will be of a culinary variety. But when you go to the official site for the Double J’s new McMansionrena, you can only get a broad overview of what to expect from the stadium catering. There’s no menu, and there are certainly no prices. Because if you have to ask, of course, then you aren’t a true fan.

ALBANY, N.Y. — Eli Manning has agreed to a new six-year, $97 million contract extension with the New York Giants that will make him the highest paid player in the NFL with an average salary of roughly $15.3 million.

A person close to the talks who asked not to be identified says Manning is guaranteed $35 million under the deal that will keep him with the Giants through the 2015 season. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal was not signed and had not been announced. Read the full story