PFT Live: Rob Ryan has said "No, thank you" to the Rams' defensive coordinator job after insisting they switch to the 3-4 defense. Where will Ryan land next? Will his brother hire him? (NBC Sports)
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Rob Ryan is out as defensive coordinator in Dallas, but Mike Florio believes he won't be out of work for long. As head coaching positions begin to be filled by offensive-minded coaches, Ryan's defensive wisdom will become a hot commodity. (NBC Sports)
Egypt's president Mohamed Morsi, who had granted himself sweeping new powers that would have made all of his rulings immune to judicial review, is facing continued public outcry despite his decision to soften the decree by limiting those rulings to 'sovereign' matters. NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reports. (Nightly News)
Welders and other skilled laborers are finding jobs. WXIA's Paul Crawley reports. (NBC News)
For a working parent, finding a trustworthy person to care for your child is an important task, and lately, more applicants than ever for nanny positions are men. Shawn Bean of Parenting magazine and "mannies" Dan Atkinson and Juan Reyes chat about the trend. (TODAY)
PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about the recent moves that occurred after the league season official began. Florio talks about Mario Williams visiting the Bills and possibly signing with Buffalo. He also talks about the free agent wide recievers that were recently signed and the teams that are playing the waiting game. (NBC Sports)
Mike Florio talks about Super Bowl XLVI hero Mario Manningham, who he says will be let go by the Giants and make a big splash in the free agency market. (NBC Sports)
Protesters want Lowe's to apologize for pulling its TV ads from TLC's reality series, "All American Muslim." NBC's Michelle Franzen reports. (Nightly News)
Thousands fill Cairo's Tahrir Square, trying to save Egypt's revolution. NBC News' Ayman Moyheldin reports. (Nightly News)
Government and military officials in Egypt held a press conference to address the deteriorating security situation amid violent and deadly protests. Ayman Mohyeldin reports from Cairo. (TODAY)