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  Man Recounts Being Robbed, Possibly Drugged by Woman Arrested in Super Bowl Reporter's Death: 'I Knew She Wouldn't Stop'

  A man claims Danette Colbert, the woman charged in Super Bowl reporter Adan Manzano's death, drugged and robbed him years earlier and says he warned police.

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  Philadelphia Police Reveal How Many Eagles Fans Arrested After Superbowl Win Sparked Mayhem In City Streets

  Philadelphia Eagles fans' Super Bowl celebration, descended into mayhem resulting in numerous arrests.

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  Woman Suspected of Drugging Multiple Men Busted With Credit Cards of Super Bowl Reporter Who Mysteriously Died in Hotel Room: Police

  A sports reporter was discovered unresponsive in his hotel room, while the last person seen with him was caught using his credit cards at multiple stores.

• Lady Gaga Super Bowl 2017 Performance Will Be Followed By Grammy Awards Collaboration With Metallica

  Lady Gaga Super Bowl 2017 performance certainly raised some eyebrows and the singer is ready to top that off by performing alongside Metallica at the Grammy's.

• Tony Bennett To Appear In Super Bowl 51 Halftime Show

  Legendary singer Tony Bennett is confirmed to appear in the halftime show of Super Bowl 51. He will appear in the lead-in as part of the PepsiCo promotional activities.

• NFL Super Bowl 2017 Betting Odds Puts Patriots Favorite Over Falcons

  AFC Champion New England Patriots is ahead in the betting odds of the of 2017 Super Bowl. They will face the Atlanta Falcons who won their second conference title after surprisingly defeated Green Bay Packers in the NFC Final.

• Lady Gaga To Perform At Super Bowl 51: ‘Million Reasons’ Singer Shares Sneak Peak On Social Media

  Lady Gaga shared a sneak peak on her Super Bowl 51 half-time performance on social media showing a big white tent on her own backyard to rehearse.

• Atlanta's bid as next Super Bowl host in jeopardy with passage of religious freedom bill

  Atlanta's bid to be the next host of the Super Bowl is now on unstable grounds. Atlanta Falcon's owner Arthur Blank is afraid that if the religious freedom bill is signed, it will undermine the state's chance of hosting the NFL spectacle.

• Super Bowl Champion And Denver Broncos Safety Shiloh Keo Arrested For DUI

  Super Bowl Champion And Denver Broncos Safety Shiloh Keo was taken into custody after the Ada Police officers found that he's driving under the influence. He has been released from the county jail roster after he allegedly bailed out.

• NFL investigates Peyton Manning HGH claims; Football player denounces allegations as complete garbage

  The NFL started an investigation on HGH claims against Peyton Manning. The football player denied the accusations, saying they are complete garbage.

• 'Deflategate' judge to rule soon after Brady, NFL talks fail

  The National Football League and its players union failed to reach a settlement in their dispute over New England quarterback Tom Brady's four-game "Deflategate" suspension despite weeks of talks, leaving a federal judge to resolve the issue in the coming days.

• U.S. judge questions NFL's 'Deflategate' case against Brady

  A federal judge on Wednesday fired tough questions at a National Football League lawyer about whether New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's four-game "Deflategate" suspension is supported by the evidence.

• Tom Brady awaits NFL's decision on suspension appeal as hearing concludes

  New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's appeal of his four-game National Football League suspension for participating in a scheme to deflate footballs concluded in a marathon hearing on Tuesday at NFL headquarters.

• NFL says Patriots probably deflated the balls in AFC title game

  The New England Patriots probably deliberately deflated the footballs to gain an advantage in the AFC title game in January, and quarterback Tom Brady was "at least generally aware" of the scheme, the National Football League said on Wednesday.

• Judge orders panel of doctors to evaluate owner of NFL's Saints

  New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson must be evaluated by a panel of three doctors who will decide whether the 87-year-old billionaire is capable of running his business empire, a New Orleans judge ruled Tuesday.

• Judge blocks NFL concussion settlement, demands changes

  A U.S. judge on Monday refused to accept a proposed settlement between the National Football League and thousands of retired players over concussions, saying some changes were needed before she would approve it.

• Clinton or Biden? Obama says he 'loves 'em both'

  President Barack Obama admitted in a pre-Super Bowl interview that aired on Sunday to preferring offense to defense and chips and guacamole to wings, but did not take the bait when asked to choose between Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden.

• Fame made ex-NFL star a target in murder case, lawyer says

  Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez had no reason to kill the semiprofessional football player he is charged with murdering in 2013, but was targeted by law enforcement because of his fame, his attorneys argued on Thursday.

• NFL linebacker charged with rape in Indianapolis

  Indianapolis Colts backup linebacker Josh McNary on Wednesday was charged with attacking and raping a 29-year-old woman in his Indianapolis apartment in December, court records show.