Moe Williams guilty of one Vikings boat party charge
Former Minnesota Vikings running back Moe Williams was found guilty of disorderly conduct over a October Lake Minnetonka boat cruise. He was acquitted of two related charges and ordered to pay a 300 dollar fine plus 30 hours of community service benefiting women or children.
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Bengals reward Johnson with major contract extension
Chad Johnson secured a two year extension that could keep him in Cincinnati through 2011 and boost average yearly pay to about 20.75 million, far above his prior contract. The move coincides with a tentative backup deal for Anthony Wright as Carson Palmer recovers from knee surgery while Johnson remains the offensive focal point for the Bengals.
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