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ProFootballTalk: Would the Cowboys draft Morris Claiborne again if they knew then what they know now? Will Janoris Jenkins' success change teams' views about players with off-field issues? The PFT guys tackle these questions and more as they review the rookie crop of defensive backs. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Jim Daopoulos joins the PFT crew to discuss a handful of questionable Week 12 calls and analyzes whether the officials made the correct or incorrect call. (NBC Sports)

In the latest turn in the scandal involving two top US generals, the FBI said they have uncovered "flirtatious" emails between General John Allen and socialite Jill Kelley but have found no wrongdoing. Meanwhile, the general strongly denies any misconduct. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (TODAY)

In response to a scathing "60 Minutes" report, Viking announced it will investigate claims that parts of the bestselling book were fabricated. Meanwhile, author Greg Mortenson is defending both its veracity and his use of charity funds that the book helped to raise. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks.org, tells TODAY's Meredith Vieira that his group has "taken care" to hold back names of informants and says if an error has been made, it would be the result of a misclassification by the U.S. military.