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The Dan Patrick Show: Saints DE Will Smith joins Dan Patrick to discuss the overturning of player discipline in connection to the bounty program and also talk about a pay-for-play program that is prevalent among the NFL, but is not meant to hurt the opposition. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Ravens LB Terrell Suggs is attempting to play on Sunday with a partially torn biceps. Is his case a matter of pain tolerance or can he do some serious damage by pushing it too soon? (NBC Sports)

Four months after being diagnosed with a malignant tumor in her leg, Paishence Joy Watkins, 9, underwent surgery at St. Jude Children's research hospital. Now able to walk again for the first time since April, Watkins tells TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager she can't wait to be "riding my bike again." (TODAY)

Lions DT Ndamukong Suh said his hard hit on Bears QB Jay Cutler on Monday was "simply a football play." Cutler missed one play before returning to the game. (NBC Sports)

Pro Football Talk: Eric Kuselias, Mike Florio, and Peter King discuss Robert Griffin III's comments that the Rams were playing dirty ball and were coming hard after the quarterback. The trio discusses if RGIII was in the right to speak up about such an issue after playing only two games in the NFL. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio discusses the last play of the Bucs vs. Giants game and reacts to sounds bites from QB Eli Manning saying it was a cheap shot, and Bucs coach Greg Schiano saying there was nothing illegal or dirty about playing hard until the last minute. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten's availability for the season opener against the New York Giants. Witten wants to play but the Cowboys' doctors believe he should wait another week. (NBC Sports)

Costas Tonight: Rex Ryan denies getting Tim Tebow was only to steal attention from the Giants (NBC Sports)

SportsTalk: Adrian Peterson wins a race with Percy Harvin six months after knee surgery. (NBC Sports)

The latest on Peyton Manning's injury and his future. (NBC Sports)