Former Hooters Hottie (it’s pretty obvious how Anna got her job at Hooters) Anna Burns Welker sure did good for herself marrying Patriots wide out Wes Welker. I’m not sure she did Wes any good slamming on Ray Lewis however. Luckily for Wes, this looks like Ray’s last year. Never the less, I still think [...]
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Chalk up another loss for the Patriots and chalk up another Patriot wife who is having a hard time coping. The New England Patriots were manhandled by the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship game on Sunday and it didn’t take long for the Patriot family to respond. Anna Burns Welker, the wife of Patriot [...]
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January 21, 2013
Last year, after the Eagles and Falcons seasons went approximately nowhere, I was one of the ones rooting for a Harbowl. The thought of two teams with physical defenses playing each other was too tempting for me to resist. This year, I get my wish, although I’m less happy about it because this was supposed to be my Falcons’ year. But this year the matchup is also more exciting...
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January 21, 2013
Torrey Smith: Ray Lewis isn’t the only guy here
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January 21, 2013
Over the next two weeks, the media will spend a tremendous amount of time focusing on Ray Lewis and the final chapter of his career with the Baltimore Ravens. Since the 13-time Pro Bowler announced that he will retire after the season, the Ravens have appeared to play with more urgency. However, he is hardly the only reason Baltimore is headed to New Orleans for Super Bowl 47.
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January 21, 2013
Ray Lewis Deserves His ‘Last Ride’ to Be Capped With Super Bowl Victory
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January 21, 2013
FOXBORO, Mass. — The last ride isn’t over just yet.
The retirement clock on Route 93 in Boston may have run out, but Ray Lewis’ retirement tour was extended Sunday night after he and the Ravens defeated the Patriots 28-13 at Gillette Stadium.
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Wes Welker’s Wife Follows Gisele Bundchen’s Lead, Calls Out Ray Lewis After Patriots Loss
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January 21, 2013
Et tu, Anna?
Nary a year since Gisele Bundchen made herself famous among sports fans for her profanity-riddled defense of her husband, Wes Welker‘s new bride has jumped into the fray. Welker’s wife, however, should get some credit for ripping the Patriots’ opponents rather than the Patriots themselves this time.
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Ray Lewis Calling It Quits Whether or not the Baltimore Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers, playing his last game in the Super Bowl is the perfect way for Ray Lewis, one of the greatest linebackers ever to play the game, to end his career.This will be Lewis’ second Super Bowl as he and the Baltimore defense led the Ravens to a Super Bowl XXV victory over the New York Giants. In...
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January 23, 2013
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January 21, 2013
The Patriots have some tough decisions to make now that their season is over.
Two key players are free agents after this season, and each played a major role in the AFC Championship Game. If you had to choose, which player would you pick for the Patriots to re-sign, Aqib Talib or Wes Welker?
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LB talks Wes Welker’s wife, Tim Brown, Manti Te’o hoax on New Era Radio
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January 23, 2013
This has been a busy week in the sport world. The conference championship games took place, the Super Bowl is coming up, Tim Brown suggested Bill Callahan sabotaged the Raiders, and of course there is the whole Manti Te’o hoax.
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January 23, 2013
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January 23, 2013
Ed Reed says he’s not retiring, will be back next year
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January 24, 2013
While talking to the media today, Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed was asked if he plans on retiring after the Super Bowl, like his teammate Ray Lewis.
“I’ll be playing next year. Next question,” said Reed, per the Baltimore Sun.
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January 24, 2013
Ravens S Ed Reed Not Considering Retirement
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