Measuring Minnesota's potential

AP Photo/Michael Conroy Quarterback Brett Favre and running back Adrian Peterson are leading one of the best Vikings teams in recent memory. ...

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Baltimore Ravens 2005 season preview

ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine break down each NFL team as the 2005 regular season approaches.

Let's get it started

Pro Football Weekly begins answering all the NFL's most pertinent questions by thoroughly examining each team's training camp.

Cromartie to miss 2005 season

Florida State cornerback Antonio Cromartie will miss the 2005 season after tearing the ACL in his left knee Tuesday during voluntary workouts.

Analyzing the first-round class of 2002

Pro Football Weekly breaks down the 2002 first-round class now that it can be evaluated after three years.

Story | Conversation | April 28, 2005

Ravens need No. 2 receiver beside Mason

Our friends at Scouts Inc. have updated their offseason shopping list for the Baltimore Ravens.

Story | Conversation | March 29, 2005

Miami also working on restructured Seau deal

Wednesday NFL roundup

Cap casualties could include big names

Scouts Inc. identifies which veteran players are most likely to be cut when NFL roster moves resume on Feb. 22.

Story | Conversation | February 17, 2005

Jacksonville, little city that could

Bill Simmons heads to Jacksonville with open arms and the hopes of watching the Patriots ascend to greatness.

Jury also rejects gun charges

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Corey Fuller was acquitted Saturday of all three gambling and gun charges after being accused of running high-stakes card games at his house.

Charges include maintaining gambling house

The prosecution rested its case against Baltimore Ravens cornerback Corey Fuller on Friday after a marathon session in which it tried to show the NFL player violated Florida's gambling laws.

Defense attorney says charges are bogus

The attorney for Ravens cornerback Corey Fuller told a jury Thursday that gambling and firearms charges against his client are bogus, saying that investigators were only interested in the former Florida State star because of his celebrity.

Running back keeping options open for '05

Sunday NFL roundup.

Owens comes alive in second half

The only way to keep Eagles WR Terrell Owens from dancing is to keep him out of the end zone.