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South Carolina DE Jadeveon Clowney might skip the 2013 college season and wait for the 2014 NFL draft since he's not eligible yet. If Clowney has the potential to be a great NFL player and get paid as such, skipping one year of college won't hurt him in the long run. However, if he does play and gets seriously hurt, he could be putting that NFL career in serious jeopardy. (NBC Sports)
ProFootballTalk: Sean Payton spoke publicly for the first time since being reinstated by the NFL, but Mike Florio says it's back to business and speculates what Payton should take care of first. (NBC Sports)
Mother may know best, but does that mean you should add Mom to your payroll? TODAY's Jenna Wolfe reports on two entrepreneurs who are doing just that, embracing their own unique approach of mixing business with biology. (TODAY)
Robert Griffin III says he had a great homecoming in Dallas against the Cowboys, or as his dad likes to call it, a "business trip." (NBC Sports)
CNBC's Maria Bartiromo talks with Donald Danner of the National Federation, of Independent Business, who criticizes President Obama for saying, "if you've got a business, you didn't build that." (CNBC)
John Elway credits Tim Tebow as a professional football player and a person before stating the likely possibility that he'll be traded. (NBC Sports)
Nick Jonas has been a busy actor on NBC's "Smash" and in Broadway's "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." But he says he and his band of brothers will return to music after a hiatus. (TODAY)
Seahawks GM John Schneider says the decision to release QB Matt Hasselbeck wasn't made lightly but that it came down to a business decision on both sides. (NBC Sports)
President Obama announces that House Republicans and Democrats have come to a tentative agreement on a government budget bill. (The Last Word)
Actor Daniel Radcliffe chats about ditching the sorcery for singing and dancing as the lead in the 50th-anniversary revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" on Broadway. (TODAY )