Tice will be fined for ticket scalping

Minnesota Vikings coach Mike Tice will likely be fined by the NFL for scalping Super Bowl tickets.

NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue said Wednesday that Tice, a former tight end with the Seattle Seahawks, broke league rules by reselling the tickets, something he called “clear violations of our policies.”

“At some point, I will be imposing discipline,” Tagliabue said. “I don’t think it will include a suspension.”

Tagliabue said “a fine or multiple fines” would probably be appropriate.

Rolle gets probation for assault charge

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Samari Rolle agreed to probation and anger management and marriage counseling in Franklin, Tenn., settling a charge for allegedly hitting his wife in February.

Rolle also will make a $10,000 donation to help battered women or children under a pretrial diversion agreement reached in Williamson County General Sessions Court.

Owens’ agent meets with Eagles

Terrell Owens recently hired Drew Rosenhaus to replace his longtime agent, David Joseph, and Rosenhaus met with Philadelphia Eagles president Joe Banner, presumably to discuss his client’s contract. It’s unlikely that the Eagles would redo Owens’ deal.

Off the gridiron

Trevor Pryce and the Broncos have agreed to terms that will keep the defensive lineman in Denver, and the team resigned restricted free-agent defensive tackle Dorsett Davis. … The Detroit Lions re-signed linebacker Wali Rainer and cornerback Chris Cash. … The Jacksonville Jaguars signed veteran free-agent defensive tackle Tony Williams. … Fullback Jon Ritchie signed a one-year contract with the Eagles. … The Washington Redskins signed linebacker Brian Allen.