With Few Immediate Needs, Jets Look for the Best in N.F.L. Draft
By DAVE CALDWELL and MARK VIERA
The Jets are not scheduled to pick until the 30th selection in the N.F.L. draft, but they do not have any glaring weaknesses to address.
N.F.L. Argues Against Damages in TV Case
By JUDY BATTISTA
The N.F.L. argued Thursday in court papers that players were not entitled to further damages — either compensatory or punitive.
Packers’ Jolly Gets Probation for Drug Charge
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Johnny Jolly pleaded guilty to a drug possession charge Thursday and was sentenced to probation.
Jets Players Are Locked Out but Keep Working Out
By GREG BISHOP
Jets players are biding time in different ways while they wait for news from the N.F.L. negotiations.
N.F.L. Talks Are Stalled With Few Signs of Progress
By JUDY BATTISTA
After only four days of court-ordered talks, negotiations between N.F.L. owners and players came to a temporary halt and will be recessed until May 16.
City’s Super Bowl Chooses Lead Host
By RICHARD SANDOMIR
Alfred F. Kelly Jr., a former president of American Express, was chosen by the owners of the Jets and the Giants to run the host committee for the 2014 Super Bowl at New Meadowlands Stadium.
Lockout Could Jeopardize Game Set for London
By JUDY BATTISTA
The N.F.L. will announce its regular-season schedule Tuesday, but it acknowledged for the first time a deadline by which a resolution to the labor stalemate is necessary to avoid disrupting the season.
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Panthers GM: No Final Decision Made on No. 1 Pick
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Raiders Coach Jackson Prepares for 1st Season
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NFL Says Law Firm Can't Bring New Players to Court
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Dolphins Prep for Draft Without Parcells' 'Aura'
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Packers Keep Tabs on Injuries Despite Lockout
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Browns QB McCoy Hosting Workouts in Texas
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Lions Say Matthew Stafford's Rehab Is Going Well
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Former Steeler and Spartan Chandnois Dies at 86
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NFL Players and Owners at Impasse as Judge's Decision Awaited
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49ers Would Welcome Back QB Alex Smith
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Should Panthers Take Newton No. 1? Opinions Vary
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NFL Calendar
Sintim Pick Did Not Ease Giants' Linebacking Needs
April 21, 2011
N.F.L. Draft: Mark Ingram, Top-Ranked Rusher
April 21, 2011
Q. and A. With Chad Spann, Underrated RB Prospect
April 20, 2011
N.F.L. Draft: Ryan Williams, Second-Ranked Rusher
April 20, 2011
Leading Off
An N.F.L. Schedule With a Catch
By LYNN ZINSER
In spite of its lockout of players, the N.F.L. released the 2011-12 schedule Tuesday with much fanfare.
Versus
David Stern vs. Roger Goodell
By TOMMY CRAGGS
The N.B.A. and the N.F.L. are both settling in for protracted labor disputes. Which league’s commissioner is more terrifying to face across a negotiating table?
Sports of The Times
The Grime and the Emptiness of N.F.L. Labor Disputes
By DAVE ANDERSON
Past labor disputes in the N.F.L., in 1982 and 1987, had a big impact on the two New York teams, the Giants and the Jets.
Multimedia
N.F.L. Players' Antitrust Filing
The 52-page lawsuit names 10 defendants, including Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees.
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