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ProFootballTalk: Vikings GM Rick Spielman joins Mike Florio to talk about the decision to trade wide receiver Percy Harvin and sign wide receiver Greg Jennings. Spielman said that we'll have to "wait and see" if cornerback Antoine Winfield will return next season. (NBC Sports)

Mike Florio catches up with Saints head coach Sean Payton at the NFL owners meetings. Coach Payton talks about some of the Saints' offseason moves so far and how they will affect the 2013 season. (NBC Sports)

Patriots sign Donald Jones and Kyle Arrington.  Who else will they target? (NBC Sports)

Mike Florio breaks down the big winners and losers from the first day of free agency. The Miami Dolphins made some big moves, including signing receiver Mike Wallace. The moves might not make them Super Bowl contenders just yet, but they will make the team relevant once again. Meanwhile, it might be a while before the Ravens see another Super Bowl after they lost some big names from their roster including Anquan Boldin, Dannell Ellerbe and Paul Kruger. (NBC Sports)

The Weather Channel's Dave Malkoff reports from a snowy Indiana. (NewsNation)

With the fiscal cliff looming, there are some new and different strategies to save yourself time and money down the road. TODAY's financial editor Jean Chatzky shares her tips for making sure your financial future is protected. (TODAY)

Ever since a video of Christian Bottger performing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneer cheerleaders made it online, the 10-year-old has become a viral dancing sensation. He chats about performing at Bucs games on weekends, and the cheerleaders joke about him "upstaging" them. (TODAY)

Yoga coach Gwen Lawrence shows off a variety of moves you can do at your desk for those long days at work, including the cat cow and the seated spinal twist. (TODAY)

Pro Football Talk: Erik Kuselias and Mike Florio talk about the recent firing of Eagles defensive coordinator Juan Castillo and wonder if this is only the beginning of big changes in Philly. (NBC Sports)

Positive developments have been reported regarding the recovery of 14-year-old Malala Yousufzai, who was shot by the Taliban near her school on Tuesday. NBC'S Amna Nawaz reports. (NBC News)