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Former Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell is inching closer to a return to the NFL. Russell last played in 2009, but feels as if he is ready to contribute to an NFL team right now. Mike Florio feels that plenty of teams have a need at the quarterback position, and says Russell deserves a shot to prove himself. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks with former NFL tight end Anthony Becht about the hottest topics in the NFL. Becht gives his opinion on Steven Jackson voiding the remaining year of his contract to hit free agency, and whether or not Tony Gonzalez should comeback for one more year. (NBC Sports)

Former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford is trying to revive his political career with a republican primary run for the House seat he held until 2001. Four years ago, Sanford's career derailed when he was discovered having an affair with a TV reporter from Argentina. TODAY's Savannah Guthrie reports. (TODAY)

Justin Timberlake's website is teasing fans with a video that shows Timberlake walking into a recording studio. The video is followed by a clock that is apparently counting down to the highly anticipated release of the artist's new album. (TODAY)

After a thrilling win against the Cincinnati Bengals, Tony Romo reflects on the loss of teammate Jerry Brown. (NBC Sports)

A group of firefighters, cops, executives and others who have made it their mission help even when they're off duty, are raising money for the victims of Hurricane Sandy. NBC's Katy Tur reports. (Nightly News)

PFT Live: The Patriots have blown three fourth quarter leads this year and the Colts have a habit of hanging in games and coming from behind. Something has to give for this pair of 6-3 teams. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio debates whether the NFL's 2012 Comeback Player of the Year should be Broncos QB Peyton Manning or Vikings RB Adrian Peterson. (NBC Sports)

Peyton Manning and the Broncos scored 14 fourth quarter points to defeat the Bengals, handing them their fourth straight loss. (NBC Sports)

Starting over at 70; Betsey Johnson won't let bankruptcy get in her way. (TODAY)