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ProFootballTalk: Five time NFL executive of the year Scott Pioli joins ProFootballTalk to discuss the Patriots signing of RFA Emmanuel Sanders. Even if the Steelers match the offer sheet, Sanders will still make $1.2 million more than he was scheduled to make this season. (NBC Sports)

For the first time since 2010, a restricted free agent has signed an offer sheet with another team, which has led to some questions regarding collusion between teams. The New England Patriots have offered Steelers receiver Emmanuel Sanders an offer sheet, which could easily be matched by Pittsburgh. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio breaks down the biggest headlines around the NFL and starts with the reported one-year deal the Patriots have offered restricted free agent Emmanuel Sanders. While the signing might put to rest any talk of collusion, Florio isn't ready to put the topic to bed. Richard Sherman is back in the headlines after the Seahawks CB is quoted as saying "half the league takes Adderall," and Florio runs down his All-Unemployed Team. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: The New England Patriots have agreed to an offer sheet with restricted free agent WR Emmanuel Sanders. This is the first time in four cycles in which a restricted free agent has been signed to an offer sheet, but this deal seems kind of fishy according to Mike Florio. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Erik Kuselis talks with Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders about Big Ben's big return this week, who the fastest receiver in the NFL is, and if Mike Tomlin is as serious in the locker room as he seems to be on the sideline. (NBC Sports)

Former NFL star Deion Sanders talks about the Jovan Belcher tragedy and how he was suicidal during his playing career.   (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders was fined $15,000 by the NFL for what the league claims was faking an injury. How does the NFL know he was faking? (NBC Sports)

SportsBIZ: Barry Sanders is one of the greatest running backs of all-time, but he retired right at his peak. That may have cost Sanders a lot of money, but he said it was a good time for him to retire. Now he is promoting the game with the Pro Football Hall of Fame. (NBC Sports)

The Olympic athlete and actress talks about her participation in a new Food Network competition show, "Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off," and describes what it was like to cook with Rachael Ray. (TODAY)

NBC's Kerry Sanders reports that while a jailhouse recording of Casey Anthony played during the prosecution's rebuttal, many of the jurors could be seen intently observing Anthony's reaction to the presentation. (msnbc tv)