Redskins cut RG3 amid four-player release to free cap space
Washington released quarterback Robert Griffin III along with safety Dashon Goldson safety Jeron Johnson defensive end Jason Hatcher fullback Darrel Young and nose tackle Terrance Knighton to shed nearly 30 million from the cap. Griffin who arrived as 2012 Offensive Rookie of the Year ends his Redskins tenure having spent last season sidelined. He can sign elsewhere as a free agent.
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Jury awards Erin Andrews 55 million over stalker video
A Nashville jury found Michael Barrett liable for 51 percent and hotel owners West End Hotel Partners and Windsor Capital Group liable for the rest in the 55 million verdict. Andrews, a Fox Sports reporter, testified she is humiliated and suffers ongoing distress from the 2008 Nashville Marriott video. Barrett was sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty.
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Eagles trade Maxwell and Alonso to Dolphins for draft pick
The Philadelphia Eagles ship cornerback Byron Maxwell and linebacker Kiko Alonso to Miami in exchange for a draft choice. The deal hinges on physicals with Alonso returning from knee injuries and Maxwell restructuring his $9.7 million cap hit. Public announcement expected Wednesday during free agency.
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Manning Parting Emotions Mark Final Denver Chapter
Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning bids farewell amid praise from team president Joe Ellis and coach Gary Kubiak. Elway reflects on the moment as Manning acknowledges a tough season and stresses teamwork while denying renewed sexual harassment allegations from Tennessee days.
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