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			 Bailey's agent, Jack Reale, said the 12-time Pro Bowl selection 
			decided to retire after 15 seasons in the league with the Washington 
			Redskins and the Denver Broncos. 
 The cornerback had been out of a job since he was released during 
			final cuts before the season by the New Orleans Saints. Reale 
			indicated that several teams had shown interest in Bailey since 
			then, but he chose not to go that route.
 
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 Tony Romo is likely to be on the field for the Cowboys this week 
			when the Arizona Cardinals visit Dallas, coach Jason Garrett said 
			Tuesday.
 
 Romo was diagnosed Monday with a back contusion and missed two 
			drives in the overtime loss to the Washington Redskins while in the 
			locker room, where X-rays were negative but a pain-killing injection 
			was needed.
 
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 Cowboys linebacker Justin Durant tore his right biceps in the second 
			half of Monday's loss to the Washington Redskins, but coach Jason 
			Garrett isn't ruling out a return during the 2014 season.
 
			
			 
			Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said earlier in the day that Durant was 
			likely out for the rest of the season.
 
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 The Washington Redskins have won consecutive games for the first 
			time since 2012 and could get quarterback Robert Griffin III back on 
			the field when they kick off the second half of their regular-season 
			schedule at Minnesota on Sunday.
 
 Griffin has not played since dislocating his ankle in Week 2, but 
			coach Jay Gruden said Tuesday that he thinks "Robert is very, very, 
			very close, and we just have to decide if he's ready."
 
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 Wide receiver A.J. Green plans to play Sunday after missing three 
			games with a toe injury suffered in the Cincinnati Bengals' 
			season-opening victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
 
 Green was back on the rehab field last Wednesday and was hopeful of 
			playing Week 8 but sat out the following two days and was inactive 
			Sunday against the Ravens.
 
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 The Tampa Bay Buccaneers dealt safety Mark Barron to the St. Louis 
			Rams and reserve linebacker Jonathan Casillas to the New England 
			Patriots before Tuesday's trade deadline.
 
 According to reports, the Rams gave up future fourth- and 
			sixth-round draft selections for Barron, a first-round pick in 2012. 
			The Rams did not offer details on the picks involved.
 
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			The New Orleans Saints placed wide receiver Joe Morgan on the 
			reserve/suspended list Tuesday with providing an explanation.
 Morgan had not played since he started the Saints' opener.
 
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 Injured defensive tackle Nick Fairley might not return for the 
			Detroit Lions this season.
 
 While coach Jim Caldwell is not ruling him out, he called a report 
			that Fairley will be one month with a right knee injury "didn't come 
			from my office."
 
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 Linebacker Chase Blackburn was placed on injured reserve with a knee 
			injury by the Carolina Panthers, who signed offensive lineman Mike 
			Remmers from the St. Louis Rams practice squad and waived running 
			back Darrin Reaves.
 
 To take Reaves' spot on the 53-man roster, the Panthers promoted 
			safety Robert Lester from their practice squad.
 
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 The Buffalo Bills placed safety Kenny Ladler on season-ending 
			injured reserve with an arm injury, the team announced Tuesday.
 
 Ladler played in two games after he was promoted from the practice 
			squad and had four tackles.
 
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 Veteran safety Charles Godfrey signed as a free agent with the 
			Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday.
 
 Godfrey was released a week ago by Carolina after seven seasons with 
			the Panthers. To make room on the roster for Godfrey, the Falcons 
			waived safety Sean Baker.
 
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