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The Denver Broncos have agreed to terms with free agent CB Ty Law.

The San Diego Chargers have released WR Chris Chambers.

The Houston Texans have lost TE Owen Daniels for the season with a right knee injury.

CBSSports.com reports Cleveland Browns RB Jamal Lewis says he will retire after the 2009 season.

The Associated Press reports St. Louis Rams RB Steven Jackson had 22 carries for a season-high 149 yards with a touchdown Week 8. The touchdown was the Rams’ first rushing touchdown of the season.

The Associated Press reports the Indianapolis Colts won their 16th consecutive regular-season game Week 8 when they defeated the San Francisco 49ers 18-14. They are the last unbeaten team in the AFC for the fourth time in five years. The Colts are also the eighth team in league history to win 16 games in a row. Head coach Jim Caldwell became the first rookie coach since the NFL merger to open his career with seven consecutive wins.

The Associated Press reports Miami Dolphins WR Ted Ginn Jr. returned two kickoffs for touchdowns during the team’s Week 8 game. Both of his touchdowns came in the third quarter, making him the first player to return two kickoffs for touchdowns in the same quarter since former Green Bay Packers RB Travis Williams in 1967. Ginn did not catch a pass during the game.

By PFC Bills Writer Jay Kommuru

The Bills won a close one for the second week in a row – although the scoreboard doesn’t show it this time – as they beat the Carolina Panthers 20-9. The Defense made some big plays when needed, despite giving up some big yardage, and the offense took advantage of the opportunities and made just enough plays to win the game. Starting this week I will be giving out unit-by-unit grades after each game as a substitute for the usual write-up. [Read more →]

Seattle Seahawks head coach Jim Mora announced Wednesday that left tackle Walter Jones will be placed on injured reserve and will be lost for the season.

Daniel Brown, of the San Jose Mercury News, reports San Francisco 49ers QB Alex D. Smith will likely remain the team’s starting quarterback for the foreseeable future, according to head coach Mike Singletary. “We’re not going to be a flavor-of-the-month kind of team,” Singletary said.

The Associated Press reports Washington Redskins DL Albert Haynesworth questioned his teammates’ desire following a Week 7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. “Urgency, heart, ‘want-to,’ whatever. I don’t know. We’re lacking a lot of stuff right now,” Haynesworth said. “The fans are losing interest. The more games we play, the fewer fans come. It’s getting bad.” When asked if he delivered a postgame speech in the locker room, Haynesworth replied, “You can say but so much. You’ve got to actually ‘want to.’ So once we get to that point – where we ‘want to’ do something – then we’ll do something. But if we just keep going our separate ways, then we’ll just keep getting slaughtered like we have.”

If things weren’t bad enough for the Washington Redskins, they just got worse. They have announced that tight end Chris Cooley is out for the season with a broken ankle.

The Dallas Cowboys and past Pro Football Central Radio guest. linebacker DeMarcus Ware have agreed to a new six year deal worth around $13 milion a year.

New York Jets running back Leon Washington is out for season with a broken leg suffered this past Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.

The Green Bay Packers brought back a familiar face Wednesday with the signing of running back Ahman Green. Green played seven seasons in Green Bay from 2000 to 2006 which included four straight trips to the Pro Bowl (’01-’04). The 32-year-old amassed 8,162 career rushing yards with the Packers and needs 46 more yards to surpass Jim Taylor as the franchise’s all-time leading rusher.