WRHarvin unretires, rejoins Bills

PercyHarvin came out of retirement Tuesday, signing a one- year contract to rejoin the Buffalo Bills and reinforce their injury- depleted group of receivers. Financial terms weren’t immediately disclosed.

Staying healthy has been an issue for Harvin, 28, and eventually led to him announcing his retirement in April. He had 19 catches for 218 yards and a touchdown in five games with the Bills last season before being sidelined by lingering hip and knee injuries.

Authorities said Philadelphia Eagles receiver JoshHuff has been charged with possessing an unloaded handgun without a permit and a small amount of marijuana after he was pulled over for speeding.

A court complaint filed in Gloucester City, New Jersey, said Huff was pulled over on the Walt Whitman Bridge. A Delaware River Port Authority officer said the gun wasn’t loaded, but its magazine was lying next to it.

Multiple outlets reported commissioner Roger Goodell and Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton spoke about Newton’s recent complaints about not feeling protected by game officials when he is hit while in the pocket. Details of the talk weren’t disclosed.

Multiple outlets reported the Kansas City Chiefs will put running back Jamaal Charles on injured reserve after he developed swelling in his surgically repaired right knee. The move means he will miss at least eight weeks.

The NFL suspended Washington Redskins offensive lineman TrentWilliams for four games and Detroit Lions defensive end ArmontyBryant for three games for violating its policy on substances of abuse.

The Minnesota Vikings said coach Mike Zimmer is recovering from a minor medical procedure performed hours after the team’s lossMonday to the Bears.