Colts Re-Sign Peyton Manning To Five Year Deal
The Indianapolis Colts announce Peyton Manning signs a five year contract worth 90 million dollars with 69 million paid in the first three years. The deal lowers his 2012 cap number to 16 million and allows cap flexibility for free agents. Manning will miss camp practice while recovering from neck surgery but is expected to be ready for the season opener.
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Panthers' Newton starts camp with fanfare after signing
Heisman winner Cam Newton returned to football with the Panthers at Gibbs Stadium in Spartanburg, smiling as fans cheered his four year, 22 million dollar deal. Newton stressed money isn’t the main issue, focusing on learning the playbook and competing with Jimmy Clausen while developing the offense under Rob Chudzinski.
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Ochocinco vows to fit Patriot way after trade to New England
Chad Ochocinco pledges to tone down on field antics and blend in with the Patriots philosophy after joining New England in the wake of the NFL lockout. He jokes about riding the wave and asks for a media hug as he meets reporters at his first availability.
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