Source: Beasley to end retirement, sign with Bills

As casually as they came up, the Seahawks sort of dismissed the Richard Sherman trade rumors yesterday. All of which makes it an extraordinary piece of non-business in the NFL, with both sides openly acknowledging a potential divorce, while vowing to stay together for the kids if that’s what it takes. They seem to shrug as if either outcome is fine, even though it’s unlike just about anything we’ve ever seen. “Richard may see it as a fresh start for him and we may see it as a way to clear some cap room and get younger, but neither side is super urgent about it,” Seahawks General Manager John Schneider said, via Stephen Cohen of SeattlePI.com. Schneider said that once the rumors got out there

Wednesday is official turn-the-page day in the NFL and Bill Belichick did exactly that in his press conference. The Carolina Panthers come to town Sunday and bring a struggling offense led by Cam Newton, who appears to be having a difficult time dealing with life as a pocket passer rather than running