>>Fuller Honored By NFL
(New York, NY) -- Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller is the NFC's Defensive Player of the Week for Week Two. Fuller had two interceptions and six tackles as the Bears dropped the 49ers on Sunday night. He was selected 14th overall in this past draft.
>>Bears Sign Three To Practice Squad
(Lake Forest, IL) -- The Bears have signed three players to their practice squad. Wideout Chris Williams, tight end Blake Allen and cornerback Jordan Sullen have all been added to the practice squad. Williams was waived on Monday after making his NFL debut for Chicago on Sunday. The team has an open spot on the 53-man roster.
>>Ex Raven Donates Kidney To His Ex-Steeler Brother
(Baltimore, MD) -- Former Baltimore Raven Ma'ake Kemoeatu [[ mah-AH-kay CAME-way-AH-too ]] says he didn't think twice about ending his career in the NFL to donate a kidney to his brother Chris, who's a former Steeler. Both men are recovering down the street from University of Maryland Medical Center after successful surgeries. Chris tells "USA Today" he stopped playing football in 2011 when the pain became too much to stand. Ma'ake left the league in 2012 to support his brother. Both say their careers in the NFL are probably over, but they had a good run. Chris spent eight years in the league and Ma'ake played for ten.
>>Cardinals Running Back Dwyer Arrested
(Tempe, AZ) -- Arizona Cardinals running back Jonathan Dwyer is the latest NFL player to be hit with accusations of domestic violence. Dwyer was taken into custody Wednesday at the team's training facility in Tempe, Arizona. Phoenix Police Sergeant Trent Crump says Dwyer faces several charges. Phoenix PD says the 25-year-old Cards player has admitted to the incidents, but denied any physical assaults. The charges stem from two separate incidents that allegedly happened in late-July. The 27-year-old female victim, who suffered a fracture, alleges Dwyer threatened to harm himself if she contacted the authorities. The Cardinals say they are aware of the situation and given the serious nature of the allegations they have deactivated Dwyer from all team activities.
>>Bucs Face Falcons In First Road Test
(Atlanta, GA) -- NFC South rivals share the Thursday night spotlight this week as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers play the Atlanta Falcons at the Georgia Dome. It's the first road game for the Bucs, who are looking for their first win of the season after consecutive home losses to the Panthers and Rams. This kicks off a stretch of three straight away games for Tampa Bay, which will also play at Pittsburgh and New Orleans the next two weeks. The Falcons are coming off a 24-10 loss at Cincinnati on Sunday that evened their record at 1-and-1. Atlanta and Tampa split their two games last season, with each winning at home.
