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Jan 31 2009
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Spector: Celeb Super Bowl picks
Troy Polamalu, the everywhere-at-once safety for the Pittsburgh Steelers, figures the key to Super Bowl XLIII lies in whether or not the Steelers blitz can get to Kurt Warner before he off-loads the ball to Larry Fitzgerald or Anquan Bolden.
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Woodson, Smith head '09 Hall class
Career sacks leader Bruce Smith, versatile defensive back Rod Woodson and four others made the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday, while former commissioner Paul Tagliabue was denied entry for the third straight year.
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Goodell: Growth for Bills in Toronto
Roger Goodell took time out of his annual Super Bowl address to thank the CFL for its support in year one of the Bills in Toronto series.
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Spector: Celeb Super Bowl picks
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Jan 30 2009
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Warner's wife back in spotlight
"Are you Kurt Warner's mom?" With her short, spiky hair and greying sideburns, Brenda Warner heard that question often enough from the most innocent sources, including the young hospital patients she would meet on visits.
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Cards DE Smith probable for SB
Starting defensive end Antonio Smith participated in the Arizona Cardinals' final full Super Bowl practice Friday and was listed as probable for Sunday's game.
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Sack artists hope for HoF spot
The art of the sack was never lost on these five guys: Bruce Smith, Derrick Thomas, Claude Humphrey, Richard Dent and John Randle.
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Spector's Super Bowl notebook
Forests have fallen to supply enough newsprint used to chronicle the likes and differences of the two head coaches here, Arizona’s Ken Whisenhunt and Pittsburgh’s Mike Tomlin, the youngest coach in Super Bowl history at just 36.
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49ers hire Raye as co-ordinator
Jimmy Raye has agreed to terms with the San Francisco 49ers to become the club's seventh offensive co-ordinator in seven seasons.
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Lawyer: Vick almost halfway home
A lawyer for Michael Vick told a federal bankruptcy judge Friday that the imprisoned NFL star could be transferred to a halfway house in Virginia any day.
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NFL prepares for labour war
Anyone who spent any time around the National Hockey League lockout of 2004-05 could tell by the tone of National Football League commissioner’s Roger Goodell’s voiced Friday morning.
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Tomlin: Big Ben fine for Super Bowl
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is fine for the Super Bowl.
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Jim Lang's Super Bowl XLIII preview
In the broad realm of improbable Super Bowls, the Arizona Cardinals versus the Pittsburgh Steelers is right at the very top of the list.
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Warner's wife back in spotlight
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Jan 29 2009
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Springsteen set for Super show
Anybody who thinks it is tough playing the halftime show at the Super Bowl with 150 million people watching should try serenading Barack Obama with the majestic granite visage of Abraham Lincoln staring over your shoulder.
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Fitzgerald: What he was born to do
Larry Fitzgerald soars above the outstretched arms of defenders, caresses the football with his fingertips, and clings to it as he comes back down to earth.
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Steelers Ward returns to practice
Wide receiver Hines Ward took part in his first full-scale practice since injuring his right knee in the AFC championship game when the Pittsburgh Steelers worked out Thursday for their Super Bowl matchup against the Arizona Cardinals.
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Obama picks the Steelers
President Barack Obama said he's pulling for the Pittsburgh Steelers over the Arizona Cardinals in football's biggest game on Sunday -- and he did so with a politician's touch.
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Eagle coach diagnosed with cancer
Philadelphia Eagles defensive co-ordinator Jim Johnson has had a recurrence of cancer, this time in his spine, team officials said Thursday.
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Cowboys TE Bennett in trouble
Dallas Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett put two rap videos on YouTube this week -- one that got him in trouble with the team, then another apologizing for it.
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Hair fair game in the Super Bowl
Try this in high school or at the mall, and you'd have an all-out brawl. But at the Super Bowl, it's perfectly OK: Go ahead and grab Larry Fitzgerald or Troy Polamalu by their long hair, then yank 'em down.
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Bills' Lynch added to Pro Bowl
Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch is headed to the Pro Bowl as an injury replacement for Tennessee's Chris Johnson.
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Buccaneers hire former B.C. coach
Three weeks after being dismissed by Boston College for pursuing an NFL head coaching job, Jeff Jagodzinski was hired Thursday by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to be their offensive co-ordinator.
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Rooney rule benefits black coaches
A small group gathered for a closed-door meeting at NFL headquarters two years ago in December, as it had regularly since 2003. The topic: identifying minority candidates for coaching jobs.
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Spector's Super Bowl notebook
Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon hopes his friend Arizona Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt can replay his team's playoof run - with a different ending of course.
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Long road to Super Bowl for Berger
When you have punted for as many National Football League teams as Mitch Berger –- seven in total, including both Arizona and, now, Pittsburgh -– it can be easy to lose track.
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Springsteen set for Super show
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Jan 28 2009
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Pro Bowl ticket sales slow
Amid a deteriorating economy and a sharp decline in tourism to Hawaii, tickets to the Pro Bowl haven't been selling as well as previous years, and whether the event will return to Honolulu in future years remains uncertain.
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Steelers' Holmes once dealt drugs
Steelers wide receiver Santonio Holmes' childhood was much like that of any other youngster in rural south Florida. He played backyard football. Chased squirrels. Ran around with his friends.
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Raiders add pair of new coaches
The Oakland Raiders added two more assistant coaches to their leaderless staff on Wednesday, making Paul Hackett their quarterbacks coach and hiring Dwaine Board to mentor the defensive line.
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Rams add to coaching staff
St. Louis Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo hired two more assistants on Wednesday.
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Ward sits out Steeler practice
The Pittsburgh Steelers' first Super Bowl practice in Tampa was like every other Wednesday workout all season. Wide receiver Hines Ward was on the sidelines.
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Cards' Arrington back at practice
Running back J.J. Arrington returned to practice for the Arizona Cardinals on Wednesday after sitting out all of last week with a sore right knee.
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Fitzgerald wants Boldin back in red
Larry Fitzgerald would look at restructuring his contract if it would help keep fellow Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin on the team.
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Clark's hit on McGahee all the rage
Even after two-plus hours of the most brutally physical football game perhaps all season, Ryan Clark’s hit on Baltimore’s Willis McGahee stood above anything yet seen in the AFC Championship game.
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Pro Bowl ticket sales slow
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Jan 27 2009
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Steelers, Cards mix faith and football
Arizona running back Tim Hightower had just finished a thoughtful explanation of his religious beliefs when one of the media types who found their way into the Super Bowl stadium Tuesday decided he needed more proof.
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Super Bowl talk turns to concussions
When the question was posed -- ever worry that the sport you love could ruin your brain? -- Hines Ward shrugged it off as though it was nothing more than one of those pesky cornerbacks trying to keep him from catching a pass.
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Harrison makes statements on field
NFL defensive player of the year James Harrison only occasionally had pockets of people hurling questions at him. But he wasn't complaining about the spotty attendance.
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Warner's persistence a Super story
Four years ago Kurt Warner was having a hard time finding a job. No matter that he had been to two Super Bowls and won one of them, or that he'd been an NFL and Super Bowl MVP.
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Chargers add Sullivan to staff
Former NFL player Mike Sullivan was hired as offensive line coach by the San Diego Chargers on Tuesday.
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Cunningham takes Lions 'D' gig
Gunther Cunningham ran the NFL's second-worst defence last season. Now he's in charge of overhauling the worst one.
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Chargers GM regrets mocking L.T.
Chargers general manager A.J. Smith regrets making comments mocking star running back LaDainian Tomlinson, whose eight-year stay with the team could be over because of salary-cap issues. Smith called Tomlinson on Monday to try to clear the air.
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Patriots hire ex-Titans GM Reese
The New England Patriots have hired former Tennessee Titans general manager Floyd Reese as part of a restructuring of the team's front office.
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Steelers, Cards mix faith and football
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Jan 26 2009
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Vick sues former financial adviser
Imprisoned NFL star Michael Vick is suing a former financial adviser for at least US$2 million, claiming she used his money for her personal and business expenses.
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Panthers hire Meeks to handle 'D'
The Carolina Panthers have hired former CFL player Ron Meeks as their new defensive co-ordinator.
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Warner, young Cardinals hit Tampa
Thanks to a strong tail wind, Kurt Warner and the Arizona Cardinals arrived in Tampa ahead of schedule to begin their preparations for an unexpected Super Bowl appearance and the media frenzy that comes with it.
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T.O. gets 'day in the life' reality show
Terrell Owens hopes to score with a new cable reality show. The Dallas Cowboys' controversial wide receiver will star in his own show on VH1 this summer, giving fans a look into his life off the field.
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Steelers' Ward committed to playing
Hines Ward isn't yet cutting or turning on an injury that sometimes takes weeks and weeks to heal. He's not running pass patterns or sprinting with much speed. Not playing in the Super Bowl? Ward can't imagine it, and neither can any of his Pittsburgh Steelers teammates.
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NFL reach deal with Stringer widow
The widow of Minnesota Vikings lineman Korey Stringer has reached a settlement with the NFL over his heatstroke death during training camp in 2001.
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Kokinis takes over as Browns GM
George Kokinis took over as the Cleveland Browns new general manager Monday. Reunited with his close friend, Browns coach Eric Mangini, Kokinis said he will have final say over Cleveland's 53-man roster.
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Ravens' Mattison gets 'D' promotion
The Baltimore Ravens have promoted linebackers coach Greg Mattison to replace departed Rex Ryan as their defensive co-ordinator, according to a person with knowledge of the hiring.
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Eller found guilty of assaulting police
Former Vikings great Carl Eller was convicted Monday of assaulting a police officer who tried to arrest him after he swerved and nearly struck a squad car last April.
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Vick sues former financial adviser
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Jan 25 2009
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Steelers-Cards: Insider trading
Yes, Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt knows the Pittsburgh Steelers' offence like no one else from another team. He helped design it. He taught Ben Roethlisberger to run it. His system enabled the Steelers to win a Super Bowl three years ago.
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Browns hire Kokinis as their new GM
Baltimore pro personnel director George Kokinis has been hired as Cleveland's general manager, reuniting him with new Browns coach and close friend Eric Mangini.
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Steelers-Cards: Insider trading
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Jan 24 2009
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Seahawks linebacker Hill arrested
Seattle Seahawks linebacker Leroy Hill has been arrested on charges of misdemeanour marijuana possession.
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Steelers tight end Dekker arrested
Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Jonathan Dekker was arrested early Saturday and charged with obstruction of justice.
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Jets keep Schottenheimer on staff
Brian Schottenheimer is sticking around to run the New York Jets' offence despite losing out to Rex Ryan for the head coaching job.
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Cards ride '04 Draft to Super Bowl
If the Arizona Cardinals always drafted as well as they did in 2004, they wouldn't be the Arizona Cardinals. The 2004 draft is a big reason the NFL's longtime losers are in their first Super Bowl.
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Seahawks linebacker Hill arrested
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Jan 23 2009
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Reeves interviews for 49ers job
Longtime Denver Broncos coach Dan Reeves interviewed for the San Francisco 49ers open offensive co-ordinator position on Friday.
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Cards' James: from bench to SB
Edgerrin James was a big part of many terrific teams as running back for the Indianapolis Colts. Yet he never made it to the Super Bowl until he was with an Arizona Cardinals franchise that has no history of winning, in a season that saw him benched for the first time in his career.
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Ex-Rams coach joins Lions staff
Detroit head coach Jim Schwartz has hired former St. Louis Rams coach Scott Linehan as the Lions' offensive co-ordinator.
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Chiefs fire Edwards after 2-14 year
The Kansas City Chiefs have fired head coach Herm Edwards and could be close to replacing him with Mike Shanahan.
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Taylor to cover Cards' Fitzgerald
Ike Taylor doesn't get much attention for being the Pittsburgh Steelers' primary defender against an opponent's top receiver. Sometimes that's good, because it means Taylor isn't getting beaten for many touchdown catches.
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Reeves interviews for 49ers job
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Jan 22 2009
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Giants' Biddle shot in hand, leg
New York Giants receiver Taye Biddle is recovering from gunshot wounds to his hand and leg after being shot while visiting family in his hometown.
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Seahawks hire Lewis as DBs coach
The Seattle Seahawks hired Tim Lewis on Thursday as their defensive backs coach.
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Big Ben vs. ex-boss at Super Bowl
Ben Roethlisberger didn't consider Ken Whisenhunt to be a whiz when the two worked together on the Pittsburgh Steelers' offence.
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Cards' Boldin laughs off Haley-gate
Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin laughed off the negative reaction to his nationally televised run-in with offensive co-ordinator Todd Haley, calling it "hilarious."
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Bucs name Bates as 'D' coach
New Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Raheem Morris made the first major addition to his staff Thursday, hiring Jim Bates to replace him as the team's defensive co-ordinator.
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Dungy, Holmgren get NBC studio gig
Tony Dungy and Mike Holmgren will contribute to NBC's Super Bowl pre-game coverage Feb. 1 in Tampa, Fla., joining the broadcast at noon ET, NBC Sports chief Dick Ebersol announced Thursday.
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Irvin launchng Cowboys reality show
The first time Michael Irvin watched "American Idol," he loved the concept of giving undiscovered singers the chance to become stars. Now Irvin is doing the same for NFL wannabes.
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Mangini: Browns close to naming GM
Browns coach Eric Mangini was encouraged by two days of meetings with Baltimore Ravens pro personnel director George Kokinis and indicated his longtime friend will soon be Cleveland's new general manager.
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Giants' Biddle shot in hand, leg
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Jan 21 2009
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Former Falcons DT found dead at 38
Shane Dronett, who played 10 years in the NFL and started every game for the Atlanta Falcons' 1998 Super Bowl team, was found dead at his home on Wednesday. He was 38.
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Boldin may spoil Cardinals' party
While the Cardinals were upsetting Philadelphia, Anquan Boldin was on the sidelines, arguing with an assistant coach while Kurt Warner was leading the team to a game-winning touchdown drive in the fourth quarter.
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Steelers get laughs, kicks with Reed
From his piled-high platinum hair to his funny sayings and off-the-wall behaviour, Jeff Reed is the life of the Pittsburgh Steelers' party.
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Browns feel the pinch, reduce staff
Feeling the pinch because of the country's economic downturn, the Cleveland Browns have laid off more than one dozen people in the past two days.
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Leinart happy learning from Warner
Matt Leinart is accustomed to attention, with a Heisman Trophy and two national championships at USC and he is still, the Arizona Cardinals insist, the team's quarterback of the future. But the emphasis is on "future."
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Brady breaks silence on Primetime
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said in an interview with Prime Time Sports on Wednesday that his rehabilitation from season-ending knee surgery was 'going really well' but he did not offer any timetable for a return to the football field.
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Collins replaces Favre in Hawaii
Titans quarterback Kerry Collins will make his second Pro Bowl trip as a replacement for Brett Favre.
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New Lions coach makes first hire
New Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz made his first major staff hire Wednesday, bringing in veteran assistant Gunther Cunningham as defensive co-ordinator.
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Ryan's Hope: Favre will be the QB
Two days after declaring they got the right man for the job, the New York Jets introduced Rex Ryan as their new coach.
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Former Falcons DT found dead at 38
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Jan 20 2009
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Cards fans burn McNabb's AZ lawn
Before facing the Cardinals in the NFC Championship game on Sunday, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb had to play defence at his off-season home in Chandler, Ariz., southeast of Phoenix.
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Voters approve bond on L.A. arena
An official of a tiny Southern California city says voters have approved a bond measure that would provide US$150 million for infrastructure improvements at a 600-acre site where a proposed pro football stadium would be built.
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New Dolphins owner backs Parcells
The Miami Dolphins new majority owner Stephen Ross won't mess with success and said Tuesday that Bill Parcells will remain in charge of the team's football operations.
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Steelers not ruling out injured Ward
Hines Ward needs extensive work to rehabilitate his sprained right knee for the Super Bowl, but Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin still expects the wide receiver to play.
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Dolphins' Long added to Pro Bowl
Miami Dolphins rookie tackle Jake Long was selected to the Pro Bowl on Tuesday as a replacement for Buffalo's Jason Peters, who had a late-season knee injury.
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Niners to interview fired Jagodzinski
Former Boston College coach Jeff Jagodzinski will interview with the San Francisco 49ers for the still-vacant position of offensive co-ordinator.
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Cards co-ordinator making waves
Todd Haley is loud, blunt and often argues with his players. He also is an emerging coaching star as the man who calls the shots for the high-scoring Arizona Cardinals' offence.
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Cards fans burn McNabb's AZ lawn
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Jan 19 2009
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Teammate predicts Ward will play
Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward has a sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee, but one of his teammates is certain he will play in the Super Bowl.
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Wisenhunt ready for old team
Ken Whisenhunt seemed to be a logical successor to Bill Cowher in Pittsburgh when the job came open two years ago. If not him, then certainly Russ Grimm.
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Cards: Boldin's behaviour 'normal'
The Arizona Cardinals called receiver Anquan Boldin's sideline shouting match with the offensive co-ordinator a "normal thing," and coach Ken Whisenhunt insisted the outburst would in no way disrupt the team.
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McGahee back home from hospital
Ravens running back Willis McGahee returned to his Baltimore home Monday and is expected to make a "complete recovery" from a fierce helmet-to-helmet hit in the AFC championship game that saw him carted off the field.
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Giants name Sheridan to coach 'D'
The New York Giants have promoted linebackers coach Bill Sheridan to defensive co-ordinator.
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Jets, Ravens' Ryan reach deal
Baltimore defensive co-ordinator Rex Ryan was hired as the coach of the New York Jets on Monday, a day after the Ravens lost in the AFC championship.
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Teammate predicts Ward will play
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Jan 18 2009
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Polamalu seals Steelers Super berth
The Pittsburgh Steelers outhit the Baltimore Ravens and outplayed them behind a steady-as-he-goes Ben Roethlisberger, marching into the Super Bowl behind a defence that brought back memories of the storied Steel Curtain.
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McGahee leaves game on stretcher
Baltimore Ravens running back Willis McGahee was carted off the field Sunday after taking a hard hit to the helmet by Pittsburgh safety Ryan Clark.
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Eagles' D lays egg vs. Cardinals
Defence carried the Philadelphia Eagles to the NFC championship. It let them down once they got there.
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Cards' Warner returning to the Bowl
Kurt Warner is going back to the Super Bowl, a sweet journey for a 37-year-old quarterback considered washed up not so long ago.
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Cardinals headed to 1st Super Bowl
The Arizona Cardinals rallied to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 32-25 in the NFC championship Sunday afternoon, earning the first Super Bowl trip in their long and not-so-glorious history.
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Rolle inactive for Ravens
Baltimore Ravens starting cornerback Samari Rolle was inactive for Sunday's AFC championship game against the Pittsburgh Steelers because of a groin injury.
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Ex-Rams coach turns down Niners
Scott Linehan has declined the San Francisco 49ers' offer to become their offensive co-ordinator. Linehan was fired four games into his third season as the St. Louis Rams' head coach last September.
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Steelers, Ravens could get ugly
Points will likely be at a premium when the NFL's top two defenses square off in Sunday night's AFC championship game in Pittsburgh.
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Polamalu seals Steelers Super berth
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Jan 17 2009
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Bucs introduce Morris as coach
A day after abruptly firing Super Bowl winner Jon Gruden, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers introduced Raheem Morris as their new coach.
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Rams hire Spagnuolo as new coach
The St. Louis Rams reached an agreement with Steve Spagnuolo on Saturday to make the New York Giants defensive co-ordinator their coach, general manager Billy Devaney told The Associated Press.
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DE Peppers wants out of Carolina
Four-time Pro Bowl defensive end Julius Peppers has decided he won't sign a long-term deal with the Carolina Panthers and wants to play in a 3-4 defence.
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Bucs introduce Morris as coach
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Jan 16 2009
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Cowboys fire defensive co-ordinator
The Dallas Cowboys have fired defensive co-ordinator Brian Stewart after two seasons.
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Bucs collapse costs Gruden, GM
Hours after firing Jon Gruden in a surprise move, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers settled on defensive co-ordinator Raheem Morris as their new coach.
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Steelers try to get tough at home
Winning the Super Bowl three years ago didn't erase one of the lingering questions about the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Ravens 'D' thrives on mistakes
Facing the Baltimore Ravens defence is like playing chess against a grandmaster. You might fare well for a while, but eventually you're going to make a costly mistake.
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Cards Boldin: I'm feeling good
After missing a playoff game with an injured hamstring, Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin said he expects to play in the NFC championship against Philadelphia on Sunday.
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Stadium plan key to L.A. return
The annals of pro football are filled with incredible comebacks, which might be why billionaire Ed Roski thinks he can build a new US$800-million stadium and lure a team to Los Angeles County after so many others have failed.
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Lions introduce Schwartz as coach
Jim Schwartz faces the biggest challenge among the 32 NFL teams next season: turning around a team that didn't win a single game. Bring it on, says the Detroit Lions' new coach.
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Cowboys fire defensive co-ordinator
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Jan 15 2009
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Jets hold second Spagnuolo meeting
The New York Jets had a second meeting with Giants defensive co-ordinator Steve Spagnuolo earlier this week about their coaching vacancy, a person familiar with the search told The Associated Press on Thursday.
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Losing helped toughen NFC finalists
The lessons of losing have not been lost on the Arizona Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles. One step from the Super Bowl, both can reflect on how tough times helped them get this far.
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Browns interview Harris for GM job
The Cleveland Browns interviewed James "Shack" Harris, Jacksonville's former vice-president of player personnel, on Thursday for their general manager opening.
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Duo playing crucial role for Cardinals
One's career is on the rise, the other on the wane. Larry Fitzgerald and Edgerrin James both fill crucial roles in the Arizona Cardinals' plans to beat Philadelphia on Sunday and advance, believe it or not, to the Super Bowl.
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Reid, McNabb no longer Philly goats
Andy Reid was a fool, a coach who kept making the same mistakes and was too stubborn to change his ways. Donovan McNabb was a bum, a quarterback past his prime who couldn't win the big game.
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Ravens wary of comeback Steelers
Maybe it's premature to begin comparing Ben Roethlisberger to John Elway, even if the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback wears No. 7 in honour of the former Denver Broncos star.
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Suggs will try to play through pain
As usual, Terrell Suggs is the focus of attention during Ravens-Steelers week. This time, however, his mouth isn't the issue.
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Dawkins, Warner are award finalists
Brian Dawkins of Philadelphia and Kurt Warner of Arizona, who will face each other in Sunday's NFC championship game, are finalists for the NFL's Man of the Year award.
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Lions name Schwartz new coach
The Detroit Lions have agreed on a four-year deal with Tennessee defensive co-ordinator Jim Schwartz to be their coach. Schwartz will attempt to lead a turnaround for the NFL's first 0-16 team.
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Saints add Gregg Williams to staff
The New Orleans Saints hired Gregg Williams to fill their vacant defensive co-ordinator's post, hoping he'll shape up a unit that allowed 339.5 yards per game.
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Dolphins fire O-line coach Maser
The Miami Dolphins fired offensive line coach Mike Maser on Thursday after one season with the team, the first shake-up in head coach Tony Sparano's staff.
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Jets hold second Spagnuolo meeting
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Jan 14 2009
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Chiefs' Pioli mum on Herm's future
If Herm Edwards is on his way out as coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, his new boss isn't saying.
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Rams interview Garrett, Frazier
The St. Louis Rams concluded a two-day interview with Vikings defensive co-ordinator Leslie Frazier on Wednesday, and later in the day began discussions with Cowboys offensive co-ordinator Jason Garrett.
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Caldwell axes special teams coach
New Colts coach Jim Caldwell said on Wednesday that special teams coach Russ Purnell would not be retained next season.
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Jury sides with Plaxico in car dispute
A Pennsylvania jury has sided with Plaxico Burress in a dispute over how much the New York Giants star should pay in damages for a car he borrowed that ended up getting impounded by New York City police.
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Owner: Jags to rebuild through draft
Don't expect the Jacksonville Jaguars to spend another US$24 million in free agency. Not this year. Not down the road. Maybe not ever again.
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Banged-up Westbrook still a threat
Brian Westbrook walks around slowly, often with a limp. He watches practices from the sideline, needing the extra rest to be ready for game days.
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Call Ravens rookie QB 'Joe Cool'
Joe Flacco has been making headlines this post-season for what he hasn't done. In two games, the Baltimore Ravens quarterback has completed only 44 per cent of his passes, thrown for one touchdown and is averaging 148 yards through the air.
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Boldin practises, will suit up Sunday
Arizona Cardinals receiver Anquan Boldin practised Wednesday and says he will play in Sunday's NFC championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Ex-NFLer Meggett faces rape charge
Several months after he was charged with raping a South Carolina woman, former NFL running back David Meggett was in jail Wednesday on allegations of another sexual assault.
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Gun flashed at Hall of Fame receiver
Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin says he calmly chatted with a gunman in another vehicle after the armed passenger turned out to be a Dallas Cowboys fan.
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Chiefs' Pioli mum on Herm's future
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Jan 13 2009
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Mora hopes to energize Seahawks
The Seahawks officially transitioned away from a grandfatherly guru of quarterbacks to a defensive mind with seemingly endless energy when they introduced Jim Mora Tuesday as their seventh coach.
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Chargers fire 4 assistant coaches
Chargers coach Norv Turner got rid of four assistants on Tuesday, two days after San Diego was eliminated from the playoffs by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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McDaniels lures Nolan to Broncos
Josh McDaniels went right to work Tuesday figuring out how to fix the dreadful Denver defence that was Mike Shanahan's undoing.
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Steelers playing in Tomlin's image
The message is delivered differently, and with no spittle accompanying it. Mike Tomlin took over Bill Cowher's team two years ago next week, yet he never promised to be just like Bill.
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Pair of Bucs added to Pro Bowl
Tampa Bay's Ronde Barber and Davin Joseph were added to the NFC Pro Bowl squad on Tuesday, replacing Green Bay cornerback Charles Woodson and Dallas guard Leonard Davis.
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Chiefs give GM reins to ex-Pat Pioli
Scott Pioli, who helped build and lead a dynasty in New England, is now in charge of a Kansas City franchise which hasn't won a playoff game in 14 years.
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Polamalu played game injured
Steelers all-pro safety Troy Polamalu injured a calf before Sunday's divisional playoff victory over San Diego and will work only lightly during the first couple of days of practice for the AFC championship game.
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Prince joins Seahawks staff
Robert Prince was hired Tuesday as the Seahawks' new wide receivers coach, and coach Jim Mora is retaining a dozen members of predecessor Mike Holmgren's staff.
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Burress in court on car dispute
Plaxico Burress is in court again. A trial is scheduled to begin Wednesday in Pennsylvania to determine how much the troubled New York Giants wide receiver will have to pay in damages for a car he leased before it was impounded by New York City police.
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Colts introduce new coach Caldwell
Jim Caldwell wants to build on Tony Dungy's success, not be a carbon copy of his former boss. Caldwell, 53, was introduced today by the Colts as Dungy's replacement.
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Mora hopes to energize Seahawks
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Jan 12 2009
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Plaxico the missing piece for Giants
The New York Giants had all the pieces in place to repeat as Super Bowl champions except one: Plaxico Burress.
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Seahawks hire 2 defensive coaches
The remodelling Seattle Seahawks hired Casey Bradley as their defensive co-ordinator and Dan Quinn as their defensive line coach and assistant head coach Monday.
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Season over for Cards TE Spach
Arizona Cardinals tight end Stephen Spach will miss the rest of the playoffs with a torn knee ligament.
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McDaniels to coach Broncos
The man who ran the New England Patriots' high-scoring offence is taking over as coach of the Denver Broncos, charged with revitalizing a team that failed to make the playoffs the past three seasons.
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'Boys LB Spencer arrested
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Anthony Spencer was arrested over the weekend after a disturbance outside a downtown Indianapolis nightclub, police said.
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Lions interview Schwartz again
Tennessee Titans defensive co-ordinator Jim Schwartz travelled to Michigan for a second interview with the Lions, a person familiar with his plans told The Associated Press on Monday.
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Dungy: Now is 'right time' to retire
Tony Dungy has retired after seven years as coach of the Indianapolis Colts, saying this was right moment.
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Plaxico the missing piece for Giants
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Jan 11 2009
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Report: Broncos hire Pats' prodigy
The Denver Broncos apparently have turned from "The Mastermind" to "The Wunderkid."
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Chargers season ends without MVP
Electrifying early and too late, the San Diego Chargers just didn't have enough juice.
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Steelers buck trend with home win
There is a home-field advantage in the NFL playoffs after all, and it belongs to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Giants see themselves in '09 Eagles
David Tyree's helmet catch. Plaxico Burress' game-winning touchdown reception. A slew of sacks.
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Eagles eliminate defending champs
Donovan McNabb will get another chance to chase that elusive Super Bowl title. Eli Manning threw away his opportunity to defend it.
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Groin injury keeps LT on sidelines
San Diego Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson wasn't in uniform for Sunday's AFC divisional playoff game at the Steelers, sidelined by the detached tendon in his groin.
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Offensive challenge for Steelers
Another ineffective effort on offense for the Steelers isn't likely to be good enough this time against the streaking Chargers, who have advanced to this AFC divisional playoff game Sunday at Heinz Field.
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Report: Broncos hire Pats' prodigy
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Jan 10 2009
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Disastrous day for Delhomme
Jake Delhomme helped the Carolina Panthers to a perfect 8-0 mark at home this season with nearly flawless play.
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Mistakes end Titans hopes
The Tennessee Titans turned in the NFL's best record by avoiding mistakes, sacking quarterbacks, forcing turnovers and running the ball. Then they got to the playoffs.
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Jets to interview Ravens' Ryan
The New York Jets will interview Baltimore Ravens defensive co-ordinator Rex Ryan on Sunday about their coaching vacancy, a person familiar with the search told The Associated Press.
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Ravens advance to AFC title game
As grudge matches go, this was worthy of the WWE. The Baltimore Ravens survived 13-10 against the Tennessee Titans on Saturday thanks to Matt Stover's 43-yard field goal with 53 seconds remaining.
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Cards onto NFC title game in rout
The once discarded Kurt Warner threw two touchdown passes as the Arizona Cardinals routed the Carolina Panthers 33-13 on Saturday night and are now one win away from their first Super Bowl appearance.
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NFL fines Colts' Feeney
The NFL has fined Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney $20,000 for comments he made after last Saturday's 23-17 overtime loss at San Diego.
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Tough job awaits Broncos coach
The Denver Broncos are mired in mediocrity, their 24-24 record over the last three seasons the very definition of an ordinary NFL team.
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Pacman: 'I might be back in Dallas'
Adam (Pacman) Jones suggested Saturday his days with the Dallas Cowboys may not be over.
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Bears hire ex-Lions coach Marinelli
Rod Marinelli joined the Chicago Bears as a defensive line coach Saturday, returning to his roots after becoming the NFL's first head coach to post an 0-16 season.
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49ers interview Browns' Chudzinski
Rob Chudzinski, the Cleveland Browns' offensive co-ordinator for the past two seasons, is interviewing with 49ers coach Mike Singletary for San Francisco's vacant offensive co-ordinator job.
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Rested Titans welcome Ravens' D
The Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens have had two memorable meetings in the postseason and as two of the top defences in the NFL prepare to meet again, there's no reason to believe this time will be any different.
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Disastrous day for Delhomme
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Jan 9 2009
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L.T. officially listed as doubtful
LaDainian Tomlinson was officially listed as doubtful by the San Diego Chargers on Friday, two days before they play at Pittsburgh in the AFC divisional playoffs.
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Giants consider dressing 2 kickers
Lawrence Tynes has spent most of the season after kicking the game-winning field goal in the NFC title game as a spectator for the Super Bowl champion New York Giants.
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Collins gets second shot at Ravens
The answer is no. Kerry Collins has not watched the 2001 Super Bowl in a long time. You know, the one when the Baltimore Ravens ripped him apart, sacking him four times and coming up with four interceptions.
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Eagles unsung run-stuffers key
Brian Dawkins and Asante Samuel may get the attention and accolades, but Philadelphia's run-stuffing success starts with the two men in the middle: defensive tackles Broderick Bunkley and Mike Patterson.
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Cards think they can end East hex
The Arizona Cardinals spent the week devising ways to slow dynamic running back DeAngelo Williams, speedy receiver Steve Smith and disruptive defensive end Julius Peppers.
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L.T. officially listed as doubtful
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Jan 8 2009
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Giants have all hands for Eagle clash
The New York Giants had everyone on the roster practice on Thursday for this weekend's NFC semifinal against the Philadelphia Eagles, the first time in more than three months no one has been sidelined by an injury.
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Browns introduce new coach Mangini
Introduced for the first time as the Cleveland Browns' head coach, Eric Mangini stepped to the podium and his football life flashed before him. This is where it all began.
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Broncos interview 7th candidate
Owner Pat Bowlen wrapped up his first round of interviews for the Denver Broncos' head coaching vacancy Thursday when he met with Miami Dolphins secondary coach Todd Bowles.
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Childress non-committal about QB
The starting quarterback job with the Minnesota Vikings isn't exactly Tarvaris Jackson's job to lose.
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Boldin won't test hamstring early
Anquan Boldin says he won't give his injured hamstring a serious test until just before kickoff of the Arizona Cardinals' divisional playoff game at Carolina on Saturday night.
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Favre to take time over '09 status
Brett Favre is going to take his time before deciding whether to return with the New York Jets next season. The 39-year-old quarterback told ESPN on Thursday he's following the advice of Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum by not making a hasty decision on his future.
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Giants have all hands for Eagle clash
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Jan 7 2009
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LT confirms tear, doubtful Sunday
LaDainian Tomlinson confirmed Wednesday that he has a torn tendon in his groin and listed himself as doubtful for the San Diego Chargers' playoff game at Pittsburgh on Sunday.
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Source: Seahawks to hire Knapp
Greg Knapp is the new offensive co-ordinator for the Seahawks, the first of many moves to be made by Seattle under new coach Jim Mora.
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Cowboys cut Pacman loose
Troubled cornerback Adam (Pacman) Jones was released Wednesday by the Dallas Cowboys following a season in which he was suspended six games for an off-field fight.
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Giant Jacobs 'ready to go' vs. Eagles
New York Giants leading rusher Brandon Jacobs returned to practice on Wednesday and pronounced himself ready to go for the NFC semifinal against the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Browns choose Mangini as coach
Eric Mangini is the new head coach of the Cleveland Browns, a week after being fired by the New York Jets.
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Eagles' Dawkins still a playmaker
Brian Dawkins shakes, gyrates and looks like he's having an out-of-body experience when he runs on the field during pre-game introductions.
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Titans' Mawae trying brace to elbow
Tennessee centre Kevin Mawae insisted Wednesday he is day-to-day for the Titans' divisional playoff game against Baltimore, and he didn't mean to cause such a stir by saying he wouldn't play this week.
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Ex-Chiefs GM: Not headed to Miami
Former Kansas City Chiefs boss Carl Peterson says he is not taking a job with Miami, ending speculation that began when he was seen at the Dolphins' playoff loss last Sunday.
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Cardinals' Boldin sits out practice
Arizona Cardinals receiver Anquan Boldin rested his injured hamstring Wednesday and said he's not sure he'll play in the divisional playoff at Carolina.
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College coach fired for Jets interview
Boston College fired head football coach Jeff Jagodzinski on Wednesday, days after he was warned of dismissal if he interviewed for the coaching job with the NFL's New York Jets.
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Big Ben needs new, larger helmet
Ben Roethlisberger is dealing with a swollen head, an issue that has troubled many NFL quarterbacks. Only this time, it's not the result of too many commercial endorsements, a big contract or too much fan praise.
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Former Bills QB Kemp has cancer
Jack Kemp, the former housing secretary, congressman and Buffalo Bills quarterback, has been diagnosed with cancer, his office said Wednesday.
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Panthers should get linemen back
The Carolina Panthers should have starting defensive tackles Maake Kemoeatu and Damione Lewis back for Saturday's NFC divisional playoff game against Arizona.
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Ingram back in N.Y. after month
Former Super Bowl standout Mark Ingram -- arrested last week in Michigan after a month on the lam -- is back in New York.
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Bengals' Palmer won't need surgery
Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer won't need surgery on his right elbow and should be ready for the team's regular off-season workouts.
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LT confirms tear, doubtful Sunday
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Jan 6 2009
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Eagles GM to get Browns interview
Their coaching search on hold and seemingly locked on Eric Mangini, the Cleveland Browns plan to interview Philadelphia Eagles general manager Tom Heckert for their GM opening.
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Bears fire linebackers coach Lee
The Chicago Bears fired linebackers coach Lloyd Lee on Tuesday, the latest move after the team finished 9-7 and missed the playoffs for the second straight year.
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NBC hires former Lions boss Millen
The Monday morning chatter at Scott Truman's Michigan office was all about the face that invaded people's living rooms over the weekend.
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Steelers 'D' shines, offence suspect
The Pittsburgh Steelers are committing the most turnovers of any team left in the NFL playoffs, getting sacked more often and are scoring the fewest points.
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Top-seeded Giants an enigma
The defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants are entering the playoffs as somewhat of an enigma. While they are the NFC's top-seeded team, they have not been playing like the conference's best team heading into Sunday's conference semifinal vs. the Eagles.
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Chargers' Jackson arrested on DUI
San Diego Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of drunken driving.
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Titans C Mawae won't play Saturday
The Tennessee Titans got Pro Bowl defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth and end Kyle Vanden Bosch back on the practice field Tuesday. The availability of Pro Bowl centre Kevin Mawae against Baltimore depends on who is talking.
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Broncos interview co-ordinator
Rick Dennison served 14 seasons as Mike Shanahan's disciple, and now he wants to be his replacement.
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Silver lining: Brees is offensive POY
In a year of prolific offences, Drew Brees stood out like, well, Dan Marino. The New Orleans Saints quarterback won The Associated Press 2008 NFL Offensive Player of the Year award Tuesday.
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No charges filed against Colts star
A gun owned by Indianapolis Colts star Marvin Harrison was used in an April shooting, but investigators still can't determine who pulled the trigger, the city's chief prosecutor said Tuesday.
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Eagles GM to get Browns interview
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Jan 5 2009
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Titans set to start Super Bowl run
The time for rest is over in Tennessee. Next up? A bitter rival in the Baltimore Ravens with the added bonus of all that ugly history about No. 1 seeds who don't make it to the Super Bowl.
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Vick revises bankruptcy plan
Michael Vick would have to keep a court official informed about his attempts to be reinstated by the NFL after his release from prison, under a revised bankruptcy plan proposed by his lawyers.
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Fassel a candidate for Rams coach
Former New York Giants coach Jim Fassel is among the candidates the St. Louis Rams could interview for their head coaching vacancy this week.
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Tomlinson may be out vs. Steelers
There was the strained groin in 2004, the lingering rib injury in 2005, a jaw injury in 2006, the knee injury in last year's playoffs and then his jammed right big toe earlier this season.
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Eagles clicking at the right time
All the ingredients are there for the Philadelphia Eagles to go deep in the playoffs except for home-field advantage.
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Jets to interview Cards coach
The New York Jets will interview Cardinals offensive line coach Russ Grimm on Thursday in Arizona about their coaching vacancy, a person familiar with the search told The Associated Press on Monday.
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Chiefs talk to Pats VP for GM gig
Scott Pioli, who helped build the New England Patriots' dynasty, may have a second suitor among teams looking for general managers.
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Browns put GM search on hold
The Browns' search for a new general manager has stalled like one of their scoring drives.
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Pierce under microscope vs. Eagles
Antonio Pierce was thrust into the national spotlight a little more than a month ago, and not for any on-field reasons.
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Dolphins: room for improvement
The Miami Dolphins' great leap forward ended with a thud.
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Cards' Boldin uncertain vs. Panthers
Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin has a strained left hamstring and his status is uncertain for Saturday night's NFC divisional playoff game at Carolina.
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Dungy to debate return to Colts
Tony Dungy still enjoys the challenge of coaching. He just has to decide whether commuting from Indianapolis to see his wife and children in Florida is worth it.
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Patriots slap franchise tag on Cassel
The New England Patriots plan to put the franchise tag on quarterback Matt Cassel, according to a published report.
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Former Viking Eller sues local police
Minnesota Vikings great Carl Eller is suing the Minneapolis Police Department.
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Packers fire five defensive coaches
The Green Bay Packers have cleaned house, releasing defensive co-ordinator Bob Sanders and five other assistant coaches.
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Steelers' Harrison defensive POY
James Harrison, the best player on the NFL's best defence, is the winner of The Associated Press 2008 Defensive Player of the Year award.
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Familiar foes to meet in NFC semis
If there was one team that was going to get the New York Giants' attention in the NFC semifinals, it was the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Titans set to start Super Bowl run
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Jan 4 2009
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Dolphins owner: Parcells to stay on
Bill Parcells is staying with the Miami Dolphins, owner Wayne Huizenga said. After the team's playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Huizenga said Parcells has decided to remain for another season.
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Eagles ruin playoff return to Minny
Brian Westbrook caught a short pass out of the backfield and zigzagged through the Minnesota defence for a devastating 71-yard touchdown midway through the fourth quarter, helping the Eagles to a 26-14 victory Sunday.
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Phin-ished: Fish end dream season
The improbable comeback season for the Miami Dolphins and their resurgent quarterback came to an abrupt close Sunday, losing 27-9 to the Baltimore Ravens in their AFC wild-card playoff game.
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Titans set for Ravens rematch
Now it really feels just like the 2000 season all over again for the Tennessee Titans.
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Dolphins throw it away vs. Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens had Chad Pennington spinning, ducking, on his heels and on his back. When he did manage to get a pass away, they were often there to snatch it.
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Raiders eyeing Gilbride as coach
Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis had a 90-minute phone conversation with New York Giants offensive co-ordinator Kevin Gilbride about the team's coaching vacancy.
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Cowher to stay with TV, for now
Bill Cowher doesn't plan to coach in the NFL next year, and will stay with CBS Sports as a studio analyst.
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Falcons' Smith named top coach
Mike Smith and Tony Sparano performed so brilliantly as rookie head coaches it was almost impossible to separate them.
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Long winter for NFL's hottest team
Peyton Manning and the NFL's hottest team entering the playoffs are going home for the winter.
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Chargers oust MVP-led Colts in OT
Darren Sproles scooted 22 yards for the winning score in OT as the Chargers beat the Colts 23-17 in an AFC wild-card game Saturday, ending Indy's nine-game winning streak a day after Peyton Manning won his third MVP award.
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Dolphins owner: Parcells to stay on
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Jan 3 2009
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Tough playoff debut for rookie Ryan
Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan opened the regular season by throwing for a touchdown on his first pass. He opened the playoffs with an interception.
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In the 'Zona: Playoff win for Cards
Kurt Warner opened with a 42-yard touchdown pass to Larry Fitzgerald and connected with Anquan Boldin on a 71-yard scoring play as the Arizona Cardinals beat Atlanta 30-24 Saturday in their first home playoff game in 61 years.
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Jets interview Giants co-ordinator
The New York Jets interviewed Giants defensive co-ordinator Steve Spagnuolo about their coaching vacancy Saturday.
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Millen takes rap for 0-16 mark
Fired Detroit Lions president Matt Millen, the architect of the NFL's first 0-16 team, says he's responsible for its historic encounter with failure.
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Titans are hungry for deep run
The Tennessee Titans had the pieces in place to be among the NFL's best a year ago when they squeaked into the playoffs only to lose in the first round.
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Groin injury may sideline Tomlinson
According to team sources, a detached tendon may keep San Diego running back LaDainian Tomlinson on the sidelines for Saturday night's AFC wild-card playoff game against Indianapolis.
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On the lam Ingram captured in Flint
Former New York Giant Mark Ingram was arrested in Michigan, nearly a month after he disappeared on the day he was scheduled to begin serving a prison sentence for bank fraud and money laundering.
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Tough playoff debut for rookie Ryan
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Jan 2 2009
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Broncos coaching search begins
Pat Bowlen's search for Mike Shanahan's successor begins Saturday with a trip to the East Coast.
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Two Colts linemen miss practice
Colts rookie offensive linemen Mike Pollak and Jamey Richard missed practice Friday and are listed as questionable for Saturday night's game at San Diego.
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Giants notice little change in Spags
Steve Spagnuolo jogged out of the tunnel leading from Giants Stadium to the team's practice bubble, waved at reporters waiting outside and then went to work on Friday.
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NFL gives Vikings final extension
The NFL has given the Minnesota Vikings one last chance to sell out the Metrodome for Sunday's playoff game against Philadelphia.
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Eagles Buckhalter still going strong
Like any Eagles running back, Correll Buckhalter is used to a break in the action.
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Browns interview Pats' McDaniels
New England offensive co-ordinator Josh McDaniels has interviewed with Browns owner Randy Lerner about Cleveland's coaching vacancy on Friday.
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Bills' Simpson arrested outside bar
Buffalo Bills safety Ko Simpson was arrested outside a bar in his hometown of Rock Hill after he refused to leave officers alone as they arrested another man, according to a police report. Simpson was in a car that was speeding through the parking lot of the Celebrations bar around 2 a.m. New Year's Day.
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Jim Lang: NFC wild card predictions
Sportsnet.ca NFL analyst Jim Lang takes a look at the four teams vying for the two spots in next weekend's NFC Divisional games.
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Jim Lang: AFC wild card predictions
Sportsnet.ca NFL analyst Jim Lang takes a look at the four teams vying for the two spots in next weekend's AFC Divisional games.
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Colts Manning voted AP's NFL MVP
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning has won his third Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Player Award.
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Broncos coaching search begins
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Jan 1 2009
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Coach-less Lions eye Vikes' Frazier
Now that the Detroit Lions have called about defensive co-ordinator Leslie Frazier, the Minnesota Vikings expect interest from other teams with head coaching vacancies.
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Titans provide roster re-build how-to
The Tennessee Titans have given a lesson in how to rebuild a roster back to playoff quality.
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Falcons hope to run wild on Cards
The Atlanta Falcons can run away with a wild card victory over Arizona on Saturday, if regular-season history means anything.
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Chargers focus on stopping Manning
Ron Rivera was talking about Peyton Manning with both admiration and frustration when the reality of being an NFL defensive co-ordinator in the playoffs caught up with him.
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Playoff drought over for McNabb
Donovan McNabb watched the Philadelphia Eagles play their last playoff game like most fans, sitting in front of a television, cheering and chomping on food. Now, McNabb is back in the playoffs, eager to lead the Eagles against the Minnesota Vikings in a wild-card game on Sunday.
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Blackout looms for Vikings-Eagles
The Vikings reported 8,000 tickets remaining at noon New Year's Day for Sunday's game against the Eagles. The NFL has granted an extension until 3:30 p.m. local time Friday to reach a virtual sellout, but the possibility of a local TV blackout looms.
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Similar paths for Harbaugh, Sparano
Jack Harbaugh knew long ago that his son would make an excellent NFL coach. The only question was whether John Harbaugh would ever get the chance to prove his father right.
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Boss making Giants forget Shockey
Kevin Boss hasn't wasted any time making New York Giants fans forget Jeremy Shockey.
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Coach-less Lions eye Vikes' Frazier
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