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This is almost as heartwrenching as watching 'Dreamgirls.' You know, the scene in which Effie White confronts Curtis Taylor after he's replaced her in the group and in his heart. Effie said she wasn't going anywhere, but we know how that turned out. But in case you don't know how it turned out...
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March 10, 2008
Ok, Lets start a rumor. The Titans will court Shaun Alexander once the Seahawks let him go. Right? It only makes sense really, the Titans love injury prone players that are nearing the end of their career. And I don't say that facetiously, Alexander would come at a bargain price with no place but up to go. He would be put in a situation where he didn't have to be a 30 down...
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March 12, 2008
At least I hope they are licking their lips. I said it once and I'll say it again, the Titans would be a perfect fit for Shaun Alexander. No pressure to be THE back, no pressure to live up to the past, no pressure at all. Vinnie Iyer, from The SportingNews, says: "With his age, the wear on his knees, the past foot injury and the current wrist woe, Alexander no longer should...
Via footballsfuture.com
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March 09, 2008
Fred Davis is one of the best all around tight ends in this draft. Coming in as a receiver, you know he has the talent to be a playmaker catching the football. He has the athleticism, speed, and quickness to get open, make defenders miss, and get down the field vertically.
Via FantasyFanatics.com
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March 11, 2008
Just a few years ago Shaun Alexander was on top of the NFL, breaking a record for touchdowns, and leading the Seahawks to the Super Bowl. He has since played through two injury-plagued seasons, and his numbers are way down. As if splitting time with Maurice Morris wasn't enough, now the Seahawks have brought in Julius Jones, who has been the more effective running back in recent years.
Via East Coast Bias
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March 11, 2008
New Skins head coach Jim Zorn apparently wants a familiar Seattle face in camp this offseason. Seahawks WR D.J. Hackett is at Redskins Park to discuss his free agency options.
Via Football for Breakfast
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March 12, 2008
Falcons re-sign Joey Harrington, Shaun Alexander thinks, "It's all good," Panthers release C Justin Hartwig and much more local hometown NFL news for Wednesday, March 12, 2008.
Via MVN
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March 09, 2008
Julius Jones' decision to sign with the Seahawks creates a logjam at their running back position. Jones and fellow free agent signee T.J. Duckett have joined incumbents Shaun Alexander and Maurice Morris in a crowded Seattle backfield.
Considering the Titans' desire to add a running back and Reinfeldt's history with Seattle, could Shaun Alexander or Maurice Morris be...
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