Nate Burleson has more shoes than a billionaire’s 20-year-old daughter. As we have seen before on shows like MTV Cribs, plenty of athletes and celebrities have shoe collections. Very few are as obsessed as the Lions wide receiver. According to MLive.com, the four new pairs of shoes Burleson was showing off to his teammates on [...]
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October 16, 2011
After reeling in a touchdown grab, Burleson planted the ball on the ground and it sprung free. After it was originally ruled incomplete, replays confirmed Burleson had possession long enough for the catch to count.
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October 13, 2011
No one would have guessed that the Detroit Lions matchup against the San Francisco 49ers would be one of the week six headliners. The game will be widely seen throughout the Great Lakes and Western United States and a number of other locations without games of local interest airing in the early time slot on FOX. (see coverage map) … [visit site to read more]San Francisco 49ers...
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October 15, 2011
Before Jim Schwartz's arrival, Lions fans were ready to go nuclear.
Welcome to the A”Pack”olypse ….or at least signs that it may be approaching.
In what I hope will become a new weekly feature here at AllGreenBayPackers.com, I will take a look at something in the NFL that is (sometimes somewhat) Packer related that may be a sign that end times may be upon us or that some...
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October 13, 2011
Ndamukong Suh made Jay Cutler sad inside, but is he the baddest man in the whole NFL?
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October 13, 2011
49ers' revitalized offensive line facing a tough task against Detroit on Sunday
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October 16, 2011
Twenty-one games into his NFL career, Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh already has made quite an impression.
Just ask his peers. They ranked him the league's third-meanest player in an SI.com players' poll taken this past week.
Or the media. Sports Illustrated, listing the NFL's top five...
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October 14, 2011
When the 49ers venture into Ford Field Sunday to play the Lions, they’ll have history on their side.
Which, of course, will be of as much use as a history textbook would be in blocking Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh.
The Niners have beaten the Lions seven straight times, with San Francisco winning the last matchup 20-6 in 2009. But these Niners and Lions have been nothing...
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October 15, 2011
He's down on former teammates' long touchdowns, but thinks Harris and others have much to offerIf Mike Brown had the ability to jump through the television screen and make a tackle, he would have blasted Lions receiver Calvin Johnson well before the end zone.
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October 16, 2011
49ers 24, Lions 20 Call it a Monday night hangover. Or the odds catching up. Personally, I'm still rubbing my eyes at Jim Harbaugh, head coach in the NFL. Wasn't he just 20 years old? Lions 21, 49ers 17
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October 13, 2011
Vaughn McClure of the Chicago Tribune reports veterans Chris Harris and Brandon Meriweather are expected to be benched in favor of Major Wright and rookie Chris Conte for Sundays game against the Vikings, according to multiple team sources. Wright and Conte are expected to get the first-team reps at strong and free safety, respectively, during Thursdays practice. Harris and Meriweather...
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