Calvin Johnson News
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Wide receiver Wes Welker’s move to Denver made the Broncos the new favorite to win the 2014 Super Bowl, moving them past his old team, the New England Patriots.
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The Miami Dolphins agreed to a five-year contract with free-agent wide receiver Mike Wallace that’s worth $60 million to $65 million, the Miami Herald said, citing an unidentified person familiar with the deal.
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Matt Ryan threw four touchdown passes as the Atlanta Falcons defeated the Detroit Lions 31-18 to clinch the No. 1 seed and home-field advantage through the National Football Conference playoffs.
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The Detroit Lions re-signed Calvin Johnson to an eight-year contract that they said is worth close to $130 million and makes him the highest-paid wide receiver in National Football League history.
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Robert Griffin III, Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck set rookie-quarterback records all season, exceeding expectations. Now they will get their first taste of the playoffs, with two of their teams going head-to-head in the opening round.
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The National Football League will review the rule on catches in the end zone that cost Calvin Johnson of the Detroit Lions a possible game-winning touchdown during the first week of this season.
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The Detroit Lions re-signed Calvin Johnson to a seven-year contract extension worth close to $130 million, making him the highest-paid wide receiver in National Football League history, the team said on its website.
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Peyton Manning of the Denver Broncos was selected to the National Football League’s Pro Bowl for the 12th time in his career, surpassing Brett Favre for the most career invitations to the All-Star game for a quarterback.
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Drew Brees set records on the field as the New Orleans Saints quarterback this year and beat all other athletes off of it in the Power 100, a measure of performance, popularity and marketability, Bloomberg Businessweek reports on its website.
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Tom Brady threw for three touchdowns and rushed for another as the New England Patriots defeated the New York Jets 49-19 on the Thanksgiving holiday, while the Houston Texans beat the Detroit Lions in overtime for their National Football League-best 10th win.
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