ATLANTA (AP) -- The Atlanta Falcons may be looking for offensive line depth after veteran Jeremy Newberry, signed by the team in June, retired.
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Via No Guts, No Glory
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July 22, 2009
After serving 23-months for funding a dog fighting ring, Michael Vick is a free man; his house arrest term ended on July 20.Vick has completed his federal sentence and the million dollar question remains, will NFL commissioner Roger Goodell impose another sentence on the former Atlanta Falcons QB?Goodell has previously said, "Vick must prove to myself and the general public...
Via MSNBC
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July 21, 2009
ATLANTA (AP) -The Atlanta Falcons may be looking for offensive line depth after veteran Jeremy Newberry, signed by the team in June, retired.
Via atlantafalcons.com
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July 22, 2009
The Atlanta Falcons today announced the retirement of 11-year veteran offensive lineman Jeremy Newberry.
Via FanHouse
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July 21, 2009
by Tom HerreraFiled under: NFL Fans, NFL Media WatchWe're only on the second day of the Michael Vick melodrama and it's clear that figurative lines are being drawn on the turf. Following his release from federal custody, many fans and journalists have expressed their strong feelings in opposition of Vick's potential return to the NFL. But there is another side, one which includes...
Via The Scores Report
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July 22, 2009
Will Brett Favre play for the Vikings in 2009 or will he stay retired? In their latest ‘toon, Bang! Cartoons suggests (via Brett’s agent) that Favre take an, uh, unconventional route to becoming a legend.
If you liked that cartoon, click here to check out more Bang! Cartoons.
Via Bob's Blitz
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July 20, 2009
Minnesota Vikings coach Brad Childress says he has watched video of quarterback Brett Favre. Favre has adopted a new throwing motion and Childress says it "looked fine" to him.
Brett Favre Football...
Full story: http://www.bobsblitz.com
Via Chicago Tribune
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July 20, 2009
Suspended quarterback's federal sentence is completed
For Michael Vick to have any prayer of resuming his NFL career, he has to show true remorse for dogfighting, something he now admits doing as young as 8.
Via baltimoresun.com
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July 20, 2009
Ex-QB expected to step up efforts to return to playing field
Suspended NFL star Michael Vick's federal dogfighting sentence has ended, freeing him to lobby for a return to the field.
Via Sun Sentinel
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July 20, 2009
Now that Michael Vick has finished a 23-month federal sentence for dogfighting, he shouldn't have to wait too much longer to return to the NFL, Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin said Monday.
Via StarTribune.com
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July 20, 2009
Via MSNBC
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July 20, 2009
The owners of the Jets and Giants have no interest in signing Michael Vick now that the disgraced quarterback has finished his federal dogfighting sentence.
Via Bleacher Report
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July 21, 2009
Americans love giving out second chances, especially to celebrities.
Get a DUI – no problem. Have an affair – who doesn’t, these days? Hit your wife – that’s okay. For better or for worse, fans are generally willing to forgive past transgressions as long as the athlete or celebrity apologizes and performs.
But harm dogs, and many people draw the line.
Disgraced...
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