NEW YORK — Chris Johnson didn’t get any votes for MVP. He didn’t miss any for The Associated Press 2009 NFL All-Pro team.

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Titans’ Johnson leads NFL All-Pro team

The Washington Redskins have hired Bobby Turner as running backs coach, reuniting Mike Shanahan with the assistant who helped the Denver Broncos establish one of the top ground games in the NFL.

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Shanahan brings Broncos’ RBs coach to D.C.

Which sports figures should pull a Jay Leno to recapture their former glory?

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Jay Leno-inspired sports comebacks?

The sun spilled off the Superdome’s rounded roof, splashing the tailgaters hoisting beers as frosty as Tiger’s marriage. A waft of gumbo and hope hovered above the Saints fans this December day; Katrina, for an afternoon, was an afterthought.

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No other team connects with its city like the New Orleans Saints

SAN DIEGO — The most intriguing matchup of Sunday`s playoff game between New York and red-hot San Diego is going to be 6-foot-5 Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson against the Jets` Darrelle Revis.

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Jackson catches Revis` attention

Romeo Crennel, the defensive coordinator on the New England Patriots’ Super Bowl teams, agreed Wednesday to join the Kansas City Chiefs in the same capacity, his agent said.

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NFL notebook: Crennel joins Chiefs

NEW YORK — That blur speeding away from opposing defenses and running off with The Associated Press 2009 NFL Offensive Player of the Year award is Chris Johnson.

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Tennessee’s Johnson collects offensive award

That blur speeding away from opposing defenses and running off with The Associated Press 2009 NFL offensive player of the year award is Chris Johnson.

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NFL: Titans’ Johnson best on offense

With the departure of two longtime assistant coaches, the Broncos will need a new signature for 2010 and beyond.

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Broncos need new offensive philosophy with Dennison, Turner leaving

Like many Americans, members of the sports world are watching and waiting for news out of Haiti, where the powerful earthquake that struck the capital of Port-au-Prince on Tuesday is feared to have killed thousands — perhaps more than 100,000.

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Broncos’ Dumervil asking for help for Haiti