The NFL announced yesterday a two-year extension with broadcast partners Fox and CBS, taking those deals through the 2013 season.

The separate extensions give CBS, which televises AFC games, the rights to broadcast the Super Bowl after the 2013 season.

Fox will continue to televise NFC games and was awarded the rights to air the Super Bowl after the 2014 season.

NFL owners voted yesterday to play the 2013 Super Bowl in New Orleans, the first time the championship will be played there since Hurricane Katrina shredded parts of the Louisiana Superdome. The hurricane caused 1,600 deaths and devastated the Gulf Coast four years ago.

• Michael Vick, expected to be released from a federal prison in Leavenworth, Kan., today, wants to work with an unlikely ally -- the Humane Society of the United States -- on a program aimed at eradicating dogfighting among urban teens. Vick, serving a 23-month prison sentence after his 2007 dogfighting conviction, is scheduled to return to Virginia to serve the final two months of his term under home confinement in Hampton and is expected to be released to supervised probation July 20 after receiving two months off his term for good behavior.

• Dallas Cowboys special teams coach Joe DeCamillis, wearing a neck brace and shouting into a bullhorn, returned to the practice field, 15 days after surgery to repair broken vertebrae from the collapse of the team's indoor practice facility May 2.