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The Titans announced Thursday that running back Chris Johnson will be back with the team next season. The Titans will owe Johnson $10 million for 2013, but it's the price they have to pay to keep the face of the franchise, even if he isn't as good as he used to be. (NBC Sports)

For the first time ever, two brothers will be coaching against each other in the Super Bowl. It's a storyline that will dominate headlines for the next two weeks, and Mike Florio says it deserves all the attention it can get. (NBC Sports)

The Colts fall to the Ravens 24-9. Chuck Pagano says he told his players to keep their heads held high after their triumphant 11-5 regular season. (NBC Sports)

Many of us will attempt to make a New Year's resolution, seeking a fresh start for 2013 – and many of us will fail at following through. TODAY's Jenna Wolfe goes out in search of a magic solution that will make this year the one you accomplish your goals. (TODAY)

Turkey day dinner brings together family and friends, but it can also cause some drama. The rules of etiquette can seem vague for this holiday, but Anna Post, co-author of "Emily Post's Etiquette: The 18th Edition," is here to make sure you can maintain harmony at your dinner table. (TODAY)

The U.S. is believed to have the safest food supply in the world, yet last year 48 million people were sickened by tainted food. In conjunction with Bloomberg Markets magazine, NBC's Lisa Myers investigates why your supermarket may be more dangerous than you think. (TODAY)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks with Saints running back Pierre Thomas about his strong beginning to the 2012 season despite the team's overall struggles in the midst of an 0-2 start. Thomas addresses how the team is attempting to get on track in the midst of several off-field distractions, including how the team has been affected by the season-long suspension of head coach Sean Payton. Thomas also talks about what gives him the chip on his shoulder that he plays with each week, his dedication to fighting childhood obesity and more. (NBC Sports)

Going on vacation is one of the best parts of summer, but taking a toddler on a long trip can be a headache. Dr. Harvey Karp, author of "Happiest Toddler on the Block," has travel tips to pacify even the crankiest little ones. (TODAY)

One of the most difficult things about taking a long trip can often be entertaining your kids during periods of waiting and travel. Sarah Spagnolo of Travel + Leisure has advice on how to keep little ones occupied, from a portable easel and art desk to a spill-proof cup. (TODAY)

It's easy to get distracted by the daily tasks of managing your family, but you can still bring the romance back into your relationship. Psychologists Elizabeth Lombardo and Jeff Gardere suggest steps you can take to capture that intimacy you felt when your love was new. (TODAY)