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"I've done nothing wrong and I have nothing to hide," Manning
said.
The two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback turned over a
potentially incriminating email earlier this month in connection
with a lawsuit that claims Manning, the Giants and a team
equipment manager knowingly provided memorabilia that was not
worn in games.
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The death of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron
Hernandez was officially ruled a suicide, and his brain will be
donated to Boston University for study in accordance with his
family's wishes.
The Worcester County District Attorney's Office in Massachusetts
announced that Hernandez took his own life after conducting an
investigation.
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The defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots will kick
off the 2017 NFL season at home on Sept. 7 against the Kansas
City Chiefs, ESPN reported, citing multiple sources.
The league officially will release the entire schedule at 8 p.m.
ET on Thursday.
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Cardell Hayes, who killed former New Orleans Saints star Will
Smith during a traffic dispute 12 months ago, was sentenced to
25 years in prison for manslaughter.
Hayes, 29, also received a 15-year sentence for attempted
manslaughter in the shooting of Racquel Smith, wife of the
former defensive end.
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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Cleveland
Cavaliers forward LeBron James were among seven sports figures
named to Time Magazine's annual list of the world's most
influential people, which was announced Thursday.
While Brady and James have ample championships on their resume,
polarizing NFL free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick also
appeared on the list that included pioneers, artists and
leaders.
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