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• Marquand Manuel Top Candidate In Atlanta Falcons Defensive Coordinator Position

  The Atlanta Falcons are highly interested in hiring secondary coach Marquand Manuel as their next defensive coordinator

• Super Bowl 51 Draws 111 Million Views To Become 4th Most Watched Broadcast In US TV History

  The recently concluded Super Bowl 51 generated 111.3 million views, making it the fourth most watched broadcast in television history. The most watched Super Bowl game was in 2015 which also involved the New England Patriots.

• After Super Bowl Loss, Kyle Shanahan New San Francisco 49ers Head Coach

  The San Francisco 49ers formally announced on Monday that they have officially signed Kyle Shanahan to be their head coach next season

• Donald Trump Presidency Affects US Social Events, Sports, Hollywood

  Social parties, fashion industry, Hollywood, sports and even museums are also feeling the effects of Trump's presidency

• Face off in Texas: Patriots, Falcons do battle in Super Bowl 51

  The New England Patriots and the Atlantta Falcons face off in Super Bowl 51 at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. It will be New England's seventh appearance in 16 years and Atlanta's 2nd since the 1998 season.

• U.S. Appeals Court Decision: New England Patriots Tom Brady serves 'Deflategate' suspension

  The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the New England Patriots player Tom Brady, 38, must serve a four-game 'Deflategate' suspension imposed by the NFL and its commissioner. The decision was ruled out on Monday, April 25 in New York City.

• Patriots practice squad player J.J. Worton charged with two counts of incident assault and battery

  Patriots rookie JJ Worton was arrested after police officers said that he assaulted a man and two women. He was charged with two counts of incident assault and battery on a person aged 14 and over and one count of assault and battery.

• Deflategate judge tells NFL, players: Don't argue. Settle

  Tom Brady's effort to void his four-game suspension was set back on Thursday as litigation embroiling the New England Patriots star quarterback was sent to a New York judge, who urged a speedy resolution to the "Deflategate" scandal.

• Tom Brady awaits NFL's decision on suspension appeal as hearing concludes

  New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's appeal of his four-game National Football League suspension for participating in a scheme to deflate footballs concluded in a marathon hearing on Tuesday at NFL headquarters.

• NFL says Patriots probably deflated the balls in AFC title game

  The New England Patriots probably deliberately deflated the footballs to gain an advantage in the AFC title game in January, and quarterback Tom Brady was "at least generally aware" of the scheme, the National Football League said on Wednesday.

• Judge tosses cameraman from ex-NFL star's murder trial

  The judge in former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez's murder trial on Thursday barred a local television cameraman from the trial after he drove a truck that followed a bus full of jurors, saying the incident could have led to a mistrial.

• Trooper discusses footprints near ex-NFL star's alleged victim

  A shoe print found near the body of a man allegedly killed by Aaron Hernandez matched that of an Air Jordan sneaker the former New England Patriots player was photographed in, a Massachusetts State Police trooper testified on Wednesday.

• Shells near ex-NFL star's alleged victim, in car, from same gun: witness

  Empty shell casings found near the body of a man Aaron Hernandez is accused of fatally shooting and one removed from a rental car the former NFL star returned were fired from the same weapon, a police officer said in court on Wednesday.

• Trooper describes evidence seized from ex-NFL star Hernandez' home

  Investigators seized .22 caliber shells, sneakers and a scale apparently used for marijuana from Aaron Hernandez's home days after the former National Football League star's alleged murder victim was found, a police officer said on Thursday.

• Police say found bullets, gun near ex-NFL star's alleged victim

  Massachusetts State Police troopers found two bullets and a .22-caliber handgun near the body of a man prosecutors say former National Football League star Aaron Hernandez killed in June 2013, the officers testified on Friday.

• Goodell tackles NFL domestic abuse crisis with vow to reform

  A chastened NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said on Friday that the league's poor response to its domestic violence crisis will prompt an overhaul of how it deals with player behavior and punishment in America's most popular sports league.

• Ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez arraigned in Boston double-murder

  Former National Football League star Aaron Fernandez has been charged with a total of eight counts relating to the drive-by shootout of two Bostonians outside a popular nightclub in 2012, The Washington Post said.

• Civil lawsuit points car companion of former NFL Aaron Fernandez as gunman in shooting

  According to a lawsuit, the plaintiffs claimed that a vehicle companion of former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez shot Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado in Boston two years ago, WCVB said.

• Sheriff says ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez involved in prison fight

  Spokesman Bernie Sullivan of the Bristol County Sheriff recently said that former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez had been in an altercation with an unnamed inmate while in detention at the House of Correction and Jail in Massachusetts.

• Aaron Hernandez: Patriots Tight End Arrested Amid Murder Investigation; NFL Team Releases Him (Video)

  NFL New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was arrested and booked at a police station in North Attleborough, Massachusetts, on Wednesday morning. Hernandez is scheduled to be arraigned and has been taken to Attleboro District Court. For nearly a week, investigators have been searching the area near Hernandez's home as they continued their investigation into the death of a man whose body was found less than a mile from the house