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Naptown's Finest:
Ravens fans remember the glory days of recently retired offensive tackle?Jonathan Ogden
Donte Stallworth is?making a good impression?on the Cleveland Browns
Bengals Minicamp wraps up
Myron Cope is up above watching?as a giant mass in outer space
Phillip Rivers' temper tantrums and hissy fits are being revisited
LeCharles Bentley could end up in purple and gold
Brandon Jackson has put on some weight in an attempt to see the field again
Here are the 10 top draft busts by Da Bears
The Texans have made their way onto the Fan Sided network with the new blog, Toro Times.? Let's welcome John to the community as well, as he is the blogger for the new site.? Also, this makes me not the newest blogger on the site now.
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Here's your quick background on the Bentley. He was drafted in '02 and quickly became a Pro Bowl center with the Saints. By 2006, he was one of the top free agents on the market (Drew Brees was another), and the Browns signed him to a big deal. Given the Browns' luck, [...]
Via weblogs.baltimoresun.com
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"We've all kind of kept that at arm's length," Billick said...
Via Dawg Pound Daily
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June 13, 2008
With the main focus of this article surrounding the ongoing discussion over Kellen Winslow's contract situation, the little tidbit about Donte' Stallworth seems to get lost.? We all know about Winslow, Rosenhaus, and the happy face K2 was probably forcing throughout minicamp.? What should be celebrated more is what Stallworth did.
The Browns' new wide receiver took a...
Via GridironFans.com
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December 19, 2008
Green Bay Packers RB Brandon Jackson was limited at practice on Thursday because of a wrist injury. Also practicing on a limited basis were FB Korey...
What's up yardbarker? I would say were about half way thru with the mini camps and veteran camps and OTA's (Organized Team Activities) and passing camps, and whatever else Coach Smith is putting us thru to get this team on the right track. After these last 2 months of preparation, I can honestly say there is no team I would rather be on then the falcons. When people encounter change...
Via The Scores Report
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August 11, 2008
According to the Carroll County Times, Baltimore Ravens' running back Willis McGahee will undergo arthroscopic surgery to his left knee as soon as Monday.
Yet another hit to the Ravens offense. McGahee was incredibly productive last year (his first year in Baltimore) and was expected to have a huge role in the offense again this season. Given the uncertainly at quarterback...
Via Coffee on the 50
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March 11, 2009
There is an unwritten rule among those in the sports media that is universally accepted from Syracuse to San Francisco, Biloxi to Baltimore. A code of conduct that has not only dictated the coverage of both collegiate and professional athletics, but one that has managed to create a gaping hole in ideology between the two main constituencies of sport. The mandate, which has spawned...
Via Lombardi Ave
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August 15, 2008
As of right now, it appears that the top two running backs for Green Bay in 2008 are set.? Ryan Grant and Brandon Jackson seem to have the top two spots locked up, but behind them, fourth-year veterans Vernand Morency and Noah Herron are in a tough battle for the third-string running back spot.
According
Via Packers Gab
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November 16, 2008
With an absolutely astounding running game and some help from the defense, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears, 37-3 at Lambeau Field. Ryan Grant passed the 100 yard mark in the first half, and the struggling Bears offense simply couldn't make anything happen on their side of the ball. A second quarter field goal was all that Kyle Orton and crew were able to generate...
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