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LONDON -- Handed the captaincy of England and Manchester United, Wayne Rooney curbed his once wild behavior that landed him in trouble.But at 31, and as a father-of-three, Rooneys conduct is under scrutiny again.Once again, he has been forced to issue an apology just as he is struggling to hold a place in United and England starting lineups.The statement of contrition to the England management and fans came after Rooney dropped into a wedding taking place at the England team hotel on Saturday night. Pictures of the bleary-eyed striker were published with guests.Rooney, who played in Fridays World Cup qualifying win over Scotland, was off duty at the time but the behavior of Englands all-time top scorer is still troubling the team management.Rooney acknowledged the Football Associations concerns.Naturally Wayne is sorry that pictures taken with fans have been published today, Rooneys management team said in response to a front-page story in The Sun newspaper. Although it was a day off for the whole squad and staff, he fully recognizes that the images are inappropriate for someone in his position.Earlier today Wayne spoke privately to both (interim manager) Gareth Southgate and (technical director) Dan Ashworth to unreservedly apologize. He would like to further extend that apology to any young fans who have seen these pictures.When asked about the pictures after Tuesdays draw with Spain, Southgate insisted Rooneys absence from the friendly was due to an injury sustained in Fridays win over Scotland rather than being the result of The Suns story.But the FA said on Wednesday: All England personnel have a responsibility to behave appropriately at all times. We will be reviewing our policy around free time whilst on international duty.Rooney has endured a checkered career. Once the golden boy of English soccer who burst onto the international scene with four goals at Euro 2004, Rooneys impact has been on the wane as age has slowed him.Rooney has also struggled to shake off his bad-boy image.Rooneys stock fell so low that an English town burned a 30-foot effigy of him in 2010 after he was accused of cheating on his wife with a prostitute and publicly threatened to quit United. In the same year, then-England manager Fabio Capello warned Rooney about his off-field conduct after he was pictured urinating and smoking in the street at the end of a night out.His temper has caused problems on the field. He was sent off for stamping on a Portugal player at the 2010 World Cup and vented to pitch-side cameras at the 2010 World Cup and while playing for United in 2011 which earned him a two-match ban.---Rob Harris is at www.twitter.com/RobHarris and www.facebook.com/RobHarrisReportsMarcos Diplan Twins Jersey . 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Edwin Encarnacion had a two-out, bases loaded two-RBI double in the third inning.The Latest on Week 10 of the NFL season (all times eastern):9:30 p.m.There are no longer any NFL teams that havent thrown an interception this season.The Patriots streak of eight straight games without a pick came to an end with 9:20 left the second quarter against Seattle Sunday night.Tom Brady danced in the pocket to buy some time on first down, but his pass intended for Malcolm Mitchell was well short and intercepted by DeShawn Shead.New England had thrown 258 passes this season without an interception.The Patriots had a chance to tie the 1960 Cleveland Browns for an NFL-record nine games without an interception.- Kyle Hightower reporting from Foxborough, Mass.6 p.m.Philip Rivers has tied John Elway for eighth all-time with his 300th touchdown pass and his second of the game. This one, a 7-yard pass to rookie Hunter Henry, gave the Chargers a 17-14 lead over Miami with 5:36 to go in the third quarter. Rivers threw an 11-yard TD pass to star tight end Antonio Gates in the second quarter.- Bernie Wilson reporting from San Diego.---5 p.m.It took a while for the San Diego Chargers to get their offense going against the Dolphins, and when they did, it was a familiar result. Philip Rivers threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to tight end Antonio Gates for a 10-0 lead. It was the 82nd time those two connected, extending their NFL record. Gates needs two TD catches to tie Tony Gonzalezs NFL record for touchdown grabs by a tight end (111). It was Rivers 299th career touchdown pass, leaving him one shy of tying John Elway for eighth all-time.- Bernie Wilson reporting from San Diego.---4:40 p.m.Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has tied Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas for 11th on the touchdown pass list. Roethlisbergers 2-yard strike to LeVeon Bell in the first quarter against Dallas on Sunday gave Roethlisberger 290 touchdown passes in his career. Roethlisbergers next scoring throw will tie him with Hall of Famer Warren Moon for 10th on the all-time list.---3:45 p.m.Referee Jeff Triplettes crew is having a busy day in the Green Bay-Tennessee game.The Packers already have seven penalties for 62 yards, and Triplette has ejected Tennessees left tackle.But the most confusing sequence took place after Aaron Rodgers ran for a 20-yard touchdown midway through the third quarter. Titans cornerback Perrish Cox hit Rodgers just after the quarterback crossed the goal line, sparking a scrum between both teams at the back of the end zone.Officials huddled then announced Cox had been penalized for unnecessary roughness for the hit on Rodgers. With the Packers ready to attempt a 2-point conversion, Triplette first announced the Packers would take the 15-yard penalty on the 2-point try, only to quickly reverse himself and note thats not something Green Bay can do.Triplette then said the Packers were going to attempt the 2-point conversion. The Titans stopped James Starks short.Then it got better.Mason Crosby pushed an onside kick attempt out of bounds, and Triplette essentially repeated himself explaining the penalty and the ball being spotted at the Titans 45.Tennessee leads 34-22.- Teresa M. Walker reporting from Nashville, Tenn.---2:55 p.m.Marcus Mariota is getting the best of his first matchup against two-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers -- at least through the first half.The No. 2 pick overall in the 2015 draft completed his first 10 passes Sunday and reached halftime 12 of 18 for 216 yards with three touchdowns. Mariota threw a TD pass to Anthony Fasano to cap a 21-point first quarter, and he threw a 32-yard TD pass to Rishard Matthews and a 6-yarder to Kendall Wright.His third TD pass gave the Titans a 35-10 lead with 1:55 left in the first half.Rodgers answered with a 13-yard TD pass to James Starks, but Tennessee took a 35-16 lead into halftime.- Teresa M. Walker reporting from Nashville, Tenn.---2:45 p.m.On consecutive plays to end the first half, wide receivers Julio Jones and Dorial Green-Beckham played deep safety for the Falcons and Eagles, respectively.Jones came in to play defense when Philadelphia went for fourth-and-1 from the Falcons 48 with :08 seconds left in the first half. Carson Wentz threw the ball away instead of running out the clock and the Falcons took over for a chance at a desperation play. So, the 6-foot-5 Green-Beckham entered on defense for the Eagles. But Matt Ryan didnt get a chance to heave a deep pass and threw it away to end the half. The Eagles lead the Falcons 7-6.- Rob Maaddi reporting from Philadelphia.---2:40 p.m.Blair Walsh missed again.The Minnesota Vikings kicker, who managed to keep his job despite all sorts of accuracy issues, shanked an extra point wide right at the end of the first half against the Washington Redskins on Sunday. That left Minnesotas lead at 20-14 heading into halftime.Walsh is only 15 of 19 on PATS this season, 79 percent.The Vikings brought in six frree-agent kickers during the week for a tryout to replace Walsh, but the team wound up sticking with him.dddddddddddd In last weeks loss to Detroit, Walsh missed an extra point, had a field goal blocked and put a kickoff into the end zone when it was supposed to land inside the 10-yard line.- Howard Fendrich reporting from Landover, Md.---2:35 p.m.Denver controlled the first 29 minutes against the Saints, intercepting Drew Brees twice and taking a 10-0 lead. But as the second half kicks off, New Orleans is just one score down thanks to a late-first-half interception by Sterling Moore. Brees then marched New Orleans 50 yards in 27 seconds to set up a short Wil Lutz field goal, and the score is now 10-3.- Brett Martel reporting from New Orleans.---2:00 p.m.Jacksonvilles Blake Bortles cant even throw the ball away properly.Under pressure and trying to ground it near covered running back T.J. Yeldon, Bortles hit Yeldons foot and the ball bounced into the air. Houston linebacker Whitney Mercilus picked it off, giving the Texans the ball at midfield. They missed a 49-yard field goal, but still led 14-7 in the second quarter.It was Bortles second interception of the game and his sixth in the last five games. His first one was returned for a touchdown.- Mark Long reporting from Jacksonville.---1:55 p.m.So far, Denvers No. 1 pass defense is owning New Orleans top-rated pass offense.The Broncos made interceptions on two straight Drew Brees passes, both by Darian Stewart. The first ended a promising Saints drive at the Denver 7-yard line. When New Orleans regained possession, Brees next pass over the middle for rookie Mochael Thomas deflected by Bradley Roby and caught, once again, by Stewart. He returned it to the New Orleans 39, setting up a 50-yard field goal by Brandon McManus that put the Broncos up 10-0 in the second quarter.- Brett Martel reporting from New Orleans.---1:50 p.m.A difficult catch that was initially ruled incomplete has given Denver a 7-0 lead over the New Orleans Saints.Receiver Jordan Taylor made a leaping 14-yard catch near the sideline, but was immediately hit by Saints safety Jairus Byrd, who tried to rip the ball out. Taylor momentarily lost his handle on the ball, but was able regather control as he landed on his side with one foot out of bounds.However, video replay showed Taylors knee came down in bounds before the foot touched on the white line. That was enough evidence to overturn the call and give Denver an early lead in the Superdome.-Brett Martel reporting from New Orleans.---1:40 p.m.The Panthers have lost punter Andy Lee to a hamstring injury. Kicker Graham Gano was forced into punting duties in the first quarter and launched a 42-yard punt, his first attempt since 2010.Lees return is listed as questionable.---1:35 p.m.Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has become the first player in NFL history with 20,000 yards passing and 3,000 yards rushing in the first six NFL seasons.Newton also passed Jake Delhomme for the most completions in franchise history with 1,581. Newton completed a 9-yard pass to tight end Greg Olsen in the first quarter to break the record.---1:30 p.m.Tennessee Titans left tackle Taylor Lewan has been ejected in the first quarter against the Green Bay Packers after making contact with an official.The Titans were lining up for just their second official play with a 7-0 lead when officials threw a handful of flags with Letroy Guion going unabated to quarterback Marcus Mariota. Lewan was arguing with Guion when back judge Steve Freeman was trying to break up the Titans and Packers.Lewan appeared on replays to push away Freemans hand.Officials talked over the penalties, and an angry Lewan headed to the locker room. He was replaced by Dennis Kelly.The Titans capped the drive with running back DeMarco Murray throwing a 10-yard pass to Delanie Walker for the touchdown and a 14-0 lead.- Teresa M. Walker reporting from Nashville, Tennessee.---1:25 p.m.Tennessee running back DeMarco Murray needed only one carry Sunday to match a franchise record originally set by Earl Campbell.Murray took his first handoff 75 yards for a touchdown Sunday against Green Bay, giving him his fifth straight game with at least one rushing touchdown. Campbell, now in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, did that in 1979 for the then-Houston Oilers.The Titans running back came into Sunday as the NFLs second-leading rusher in his first season in Tennessee. Murray had been tied with LenDale White (2008), Eddie George (2000), Gary Brown (1993), Alonzo Highsmith (1989) and Campbell (1981) with four straight games with a rushing TD.- Teresa M. Walker reporting from Nashville, Tenn.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '