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ProFootballTalk: The Baltimore Ravens are reportedly close to signing former Raiders LB Rolando McClain. This may seem like a questionable move, but according to Mike Florio the Ravens can take a chance on a guy like McClain because the Lombardi trophy is currently residing in the city of Baltimore. (NBC Sports)

Ever participate in one of those office lotto pools? Listen up: Winning might be more of a nightmare than a blessing. That at least seems to be the case for some Indiana co-workers now duking it out in court. NBC's Ron Mott reports. (TODAY)

Two co-workers who hit the $50 million Powerball jackpot say they are going to keep their jobs at a Massachusetts Costco store until they have their lottery checks in hand. NBC's Natalie Morales reports. (TODAY)

Clues have emerged about the person who might hold the second winning Powerball ticket, with many wondering if it was the man who appeared to be celebrating on gas station surveillance cameras in Maryland. He has yet to come forward, and it appears that he still went to work the next day. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (TODAY)

The record $580 million Powerball jackpot will be split by the owners of tickets sold in Missouri and Arizona, according to lottery officials. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. (TODAY)

Tonight's historic Powerball jackpot has reached a whopping half-billion dollars and continues to grow. Andrea Canning reports on the frenzy for tickets in New York City. (TODAY)

NBC's Jay Gray reports on the Powerball jackpot hitting a historic 500-million dollars. (NBC News)

WDIV's Sean Ley reports from Lapeer, Mich., where the only winning lottery ticket was purchased in the $320 million Powerball jackpot. (TODAY)

Merle and Pat Butler, married for forty years, stepped forward in the small town of Red Bud, Ill., to claim their prize. The couple bought only one ticket. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports. (TODAY)

TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb disclose their plans for winning the Mega Millions jackpot. They also discuss Will Ferrell's announcement of an "Anchorman" sequel and reveal what  they think of the play "Venus in Fur," which Hoda calls Broadway's "Fifty Shades of Grey." (TODAY)