Miami Dolphins behemoth Nose Tackle Paul Soliai will replace Vince Wilfork of the Patriots in this Sunday’s NFL Pro Bowl. Wilfork is unable to participate in the game as the Patriots have advanced to the Super Bowl. Soliai probably just earned a little bit more money in his pending free agency negotiations. The Dolphins used the Franchise
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January 25, 2012
Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Paul Soliai was added to the AFC Pro Bowl roster Tuesday, making his first appearance in the game.
He replaces replaces Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata in the game, set for January 29 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii.
"It's an honor to be named to the Pro Bowl," said Soliai, according to a team press release. "...
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January 24, 2012
Miami Dolphins nose tackle Paul Soliai has been added to the AFC's Pro Bowl roster, David Canter, Soliai's agent, announced on Twitter. Soliai will replace either Haloti Ngata or Richard Seymour. A 2007 fourth-round out of Utah, Soliai has emerged as one of the league's top nose tackles the last two seasons as the Dolphins improved from 18th against the run in 2009 to...
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January 25, 2012
Big has never looked more beautiful for the New England Patriots.
Tom Brady and his handsome visage will receive the most pregame media focus heading into Super Bowl XLVI. But it was the play of his rotund teammate that has given New England's star quarterback the chance for a fourth Lombardi Trophy.
Patriots defensive lineman Vince Wilfork was a monster during the Patriots...
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January 25, 2012
Break It Down, Super Bowl matchups: Vince Wilfork vs. Giants’ O-line – Audibles: If you enjoy X and...
When the Ravens needed to run the ball, they couldn't thanks to a big man in the middle, Vince Wilfork. Len P. takes a look at how a Patriots defense that is getting hot at the right time.
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January 22, 2012
Do not ask me how I remained so calm in a room full of people screaming their heads off at the television. Maybe it was my fire service training that helped me stay calm, maybe it was the fact that I’ve seen this same show so many times in the last decade I could have predicted the final act. In my head I was screaming “SHANK IT!!!”, on the outside there were no signs.
I...
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January 23, 2012
VINCE WILFORK
The Patriots' perennial Pro Bowler was literally and figuratively huge yesterday. Wilfork was in on seemingly every big play, whether it was dropping Ravens...
Via Projo Pats Blog
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January 26, 2012
By Brian MacPhersonFOXBORO -- Thanks in part to the long shadow cast by his older brother and in part to his stoic demeanor, Eli Manning has tended to fly under the radar in conversations about the top quarterbacks in the NFL.
There's a good reason for that, of course. Thanks to his propensity for interceptions, including an NFL-worst 25 a year ago, Manning has...
Via The Jets Blog
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January 23, 2012
Vince Wilfork had a huge game. [Boston Herald]
Flacco finds some solace in his team’s loss. [USA Today]
Eli(te) is the differerence. [CBS]
Sunday’s MVPs … [Shutdown Corner]
… and Sunday’s LVPs. [Shutdown Corner]
Philbin will make finding a QB a priority in MIA. [Macon]
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January 24, 2012
1. DT Vince Wilfork was in beast mode all afternoon. Six tackles and a sack doesn’t begin to explain his influence on the game. Wilfork had at three tackles for a loss and his share of pressure on QB Joe Flacco. It was a dominant performance by a team leader showing what it takes to get to a Super Bowl. It was arguably Wilfork’s best game in the biggest game of the year...
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January 22, 2012
New England is headed back to the Super Bowl as Vince Wilfork had a huge day
There is only one way to describe the game between the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots today, wow. Ravens kicker Billy Cundiff missed a 32 yard field goal with 11 seconds left and a chance to send the game to overtime. The Patriots won the game 23-20 thanks largely to a big defensive effort...
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January 22, 2012
Seven University of Miami alums have played in three or more Super Bowls during their professional football careers. Vince Wilfork joined that group on Sunday when the New England Patriots reached Super Bowl XLVI. Vince Wilfork: Wallpaper Living Legends: Ray Lewis | Ed Reed
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