Police closed the Terrell Owens case Thursday, calling it nothing more than an "accidental overdose.

In need of a third quarterback to help shoulder some of the practice workload, the Minnesota Vikings on Wednesday signed free agent Drew Henson, who was released by the Dallas Cowboys last month, to their practice squad.

In a press conference held at the Cowboys' practice facility, Terrell Owens categorically denied attempting to commit suicide on Tuesday night.

Michael Smith of ESPN is reporting that Terrell Owens spoke to a former teammate and denied the suicide attempt that the police report suggested.

Terrell Owens tried to kill himself by overdosing on pain medication, police said, even putting two more pills into his mouth after a friend attempted to stop him.

Dallas Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens was hospitalized Tuesday night after suffering an allergic reaction to pain medication likely being taken for his broken right hand, according to newspaper and broadcast reports.

Terry Glenn suffered a cut to his hand Monday, according to several sources.

Dallas Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens is so pleased with how his broken right hand is healing, he said Friday that he will "definitely" play against his former team in Philadelphia on Oct.

The Colts auditioned several quarterbacks earlier this week, including Drew Henson.

Terrell Owens broke a bone in his ring finger on one of the game's first plays and stayed on the field for several more series before going inside for X-rays that revealed the fracture.

Washington Redskins coach Joe Gibbs ruled Clinton Portis out for Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys, an announcement that surprised Portis and created yet another twist in the running back's injury saga.

The Dallas Cowboys, citing security and business concerns, have not released drawings of their publicly funded stadium under construction.