OCEANSIDE, Calif. (AP) A thief burglarized the garage of Junior Seau's home days after the former NFL star's suicide, police said Wednesday.

The burglary occurred in Seau's garage at about 2 p.m. on May 7, Lt. Leonard Mata said.

"Somehow they forced the doggy door open so they squeezed through," he said.

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The Colts players who are still around can't wait to see their new quarterback throw a few passes.

For right now, they're out of Luck.

McKINNEY, Texas (AP) A Texas judge has ordered Hall of Famer Deion Sanders to pay $10,550 in monthly child support as part of his divorce.

Sanders and his estranged wife, Pilar, agreed Tuesday to share custody of their three children for the summer.

NEW YORK (AP) An arbitration hearing into whether NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has jurisdiction to punish Saints players for the team's bounties program has been set for May 30.

The players' union has asked arbitrator Stephen Burbank of the University of Pennsylvania to rule if the players should be punished for the system that the league says ran for three years. The union argues that Burbank, not Goodell, should hear the appeals filed by Jonathan Vilma, suspended for the 2012 season, Will Smith (four games), Anthony Hargrove (eight games) and Scott Fujita (three games).

NEW YORK (AP) Giants' quarterback Eli Manning says he's looking forward to getting his latest Super Bowl ring Wednesday.

The Super Bowl champs are being presented with the ring Wednesday evening in Manhattan at Tiffany & Co.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) Here's some food for thought: Tim Tebow has unmatched passion - even in the cafeteria.

At least that's what Darrelle Revis thinks.

DALLAS (AP) The engineer who signed off on plans for the tent-like Dallas Cowboys practice facility that collapsed and seriously injured two team employees three years ago is paying a $12,000 fine to settle faulty design charges from the Texas Board of Professional Engineers.

Enrique Tabak entered into an agreement with the board to pay an administrative penalty of $12,040 last August, and the Canadian engineer has been making quarterly payments that are due to end in June, records show.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) New England Patriots receiver Wes Welker said Tuesday he has signed the $9.5 million tender offer that came along with being designated the team's franchise player.

Welker made the announcement on Twitter. He said he loves the game and his teammates and "hopefully doing the right thing gets the right results."

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Maurice Jones-Drew was a no-show again.

The Jacksonville Jaguars running back skipped the first day of organized team activities Tuesday, and coach Mike Mularkey said the three-time Pro Bowler wants a contract extension.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) Eagles Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters re-ruptured his right Achilles that he first hurt in March.

The Eagles confirmed the injury Monday. Peters was already out indefinitely and is likely to miss the 2012 season.