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Cowboys reportedly cut WR Terrell Owens

Wide receiver Terrell Owens, whose future with the Dallas Cowboys has been in question since the off-season began, was cut late Wednesday night, according to a source.

Seahawks sign WR Houshmandzadeh

T.J. Houshmandzadeh is expected to bolster a Seahawks wide receiver corps that was devastated by injuries last season.

WR Houshmandzadeh reportedly chooses Seahawks

T.J. Houshmandzadeh and the Seattle Seahawks agreed on a five-year contract, according to media reports Monday.

Seahawks reportedly agree to deal with DT Colin Cole

The Seattle Seahawks and free agent defensive tackle Colin Cole have agreed to a five-year, $21.4 million contract that includes $6 million in guaranteed money, a person with direct knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Sunday.

Seahawks don't appear to be big shoppers

The Seahawks don't need a huge shopping cart when the annual free-agency market opens Friday. A hand basket is more like it. And big-bodied, bigger-bucks free agent Albert Haynesworth won't fit in that.

Seahawks's Engram enters free agency

Wide receiver Bobby Engram is now a free agent and doesn't sound overly optimistic about a return to the Seattle Seahawks.

Milloy wants to play for Seahawks

Safety Lawyer Milloy, a four-time Pro Bowler from the University of Washington and Tacoma's Lincoln High School, won't be returning to the Atlanta Falcons.

Seahawks place franchise tag on Hill

The Seattle Seahawks have designated linebacker Leroy Hill a franchise player to keep him from leaving in free agency.

Seahawks decision due on Hill

The Seattle Seahawks must decide today what to do with star free-agent-to-be linebacker Leroy Hill. They can use their franchise tag on him, at a cost of $8.304 million for the one-year tender.

Brett Favre retiring ... again

The 39-year-old instructed agent to tell the New York Jets of his decision.

Bradley soars from North Dakota St. to Seattle

From Fargo to NFL coordinator, Casey "Gus" Bradley's career has certainly taken the fast track. Just over three years ago, Bradley was an assistant at Division II North Dakota State. Now he's running the Seattle Seahawks' defense.

Steelers rally to win 6th Super Bowl

Ben Roethlisberger looked one way, then another. Finally, he somehow spotted Santonio Holmes in the right corner of the end zone, obscured by three defenders. Big Ben threw it up. Holmes stretched his hands as high as he could get them, but mindful of keeping both feet on the ground.

Steelers fans take Super Bowl party to the streets

Gold and black-clad fans with Steelers' iconic Terrible Towels waving in the air or tucked into their back pockets partied into the early morning hours Monday in an impromptu block party across Pittsburgh to celebrate the team's historic sixth Super Bowl win.

Phenomenal Fitz is 'doing what he was born to do'

Larry Fitzgerald soars above the outstretched arms of defenders, caresses the football with his fingertips, and clings to it as he comes back down to earth.

Steelers defense could be one of NFL's best

The Doomsday Defense. The Purple People Eaters. The Steel Curtain. Exceptional defenses generate colorful, distinctive nicknames that define a style and forge an image that guarantees they will be mentioned for generations.

Steelers vs. Cardinals: the key matchups

Matchups for the Super Bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals at Raymond James Stadium: When the Steelers have the ball

In Pittsburgh, the big hits always keep on coming

Ryan Clark levels Willis McGahee and Wes Welker. Hines Ward breaks Keith Rivers' jaw. James Farrior stacks up Derrick Ward. The Pittsburgh Steelers don't deliberately try to injure opposing players. It's just that it happens sometimes when a team is taught to hit only two ways: hard and harder.

Suddenly, the Cardinals are hot in Arizona

From Flagstaff to Lake Havasu, Arizonans are suddenly clamoring to claim an allegiance to the Cardinals and climb aboard their bandwagon -- at least through the Super Bowl.

Dude in dress steals show at Super Bowl media day

The bride didn't bother showing up Tuesday. It's a good thing, too. She might have been upstaged by the dude in the dress.