November of 2008 brought several juicy stories, rumors and speculations throughout the National Football League. Once again several players made the news for unfortunate reasons, including Plaxico Burress, who shot himself in the leg at a New York City night club, and Pacman Jones, who returned to the Dallas Cowboys after completing an alcohol rehabilitation program. On the lighter side, rumors swirled that Randy Moss likes to crash his teammates' Thanksgiving dinners and New Orleans Saints players were accused of covering a car with human excrement. There was also much talk after a game ended in a tie, which was reportedly a new rule to some players, including Donovan McNabb.

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Plaxico Burress facing gun possession charges following his accidental shooting in New York City, will set to surrender to police on December 1

Sources saying that short of a miracle, Romeo Crennel will be out as head coach of the Cleveland Browns soon

Detroit Lions' Thanksgiving day game likely to be lost and given to another (more successful) team, will be discussed when the league meets next March

The Bill Cowher to the Cleveland Browns rumors continue, Cowher has been reportedly house hunting in the Cleveland area

Randy Moss is reportedly a Thanksgiving dinner crasher, may make an unannounced visit at New England Patriots teammate Jabar Gaffney's house

St. Louis Rams coach Jim Haslett fined $20,000 for running onto the field to criticize the officials

New England Patriots could lose quarterback Matt Cassel, who is set to become a free agent after the season, the team however could use their franchise tag to limit his market value

Brian Urlacher of the Chicago Bears in court over visitation of his son; boy's mother claims that Urlacher dresses the boy in Cinderella diapers and paints the child's fingernails

Despite his many troubles, Chad "Ocho Cinco" Johnson will return to the Cincinnati Bengals in 2009

Recently reinstated Pacman Jones is on a very short leash, must still attend intensive rehab and other outpatient counseling; any further problems, including missing a treatment session could lead to a lifetime ban from the NFL

Suspended players could be filing a lawsuit against the NFL claiming that the league knew StarCaps contained a banned substance but failed to notify players

New Orleans Saints players reportedly tired of hearing the car-sales pitch from team and auto dealership owner Tom Benson, players allegedly covered several cars in human excrement

Richie Incognito telling the press that fans of the St. Louis Rams "don't know how to cheer, when to cheer" when they attend the Rams' home games

Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher parachuting from 12,000 foot to land on the Titan's field for practice

Browns general manager Phil Savage sent a nasty reply to a fan via email, telling the fan to "Go root for Buffalo-f--- you"

Ben Roethlisberger coming to the aid of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, saying that half of the league was not aware that a game could end in a tie

Giants tackle Kareem McKenzie arrested for DUI

Convicted felon Michael Vick expecting to be reinstated to the NFL when he is released from prison

Oakland Raiders offensive coordinator Greg Knapp demoted from play-calling duties, responsibility will go to newly installed head coach Tom Cable

NFL Players' Union ordered to pay $7.1 million to retired players from a lawsuit filed stating the the union did not properly market the former players, citing the nameless players in the Madden NFL video games that bear a striking resemblance to the former greats

Cris Carter commenting that the Detroit Lions are so bad that not even Daunte Culpepper can help them this year

Washington Redskins' fans did not take well to a Monday night loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, burned cars outside of FedEx Field

Matt Jones of the Jacksonville Jaguars speaking out about Joey Porter of the Miami Dolphins, saying that "maybe he likes other men and sits up and thinks about stuff"

Two Buffalo Bills fans arrested for having sex in a restroom at Ralph Wilson Stadium during the third quarter of Sunday's game

After initially denying the claims, Chad Johnson admitting that he did hide Barack Obama banners in the endzone for a potential touchdown celebration