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Devin Aromashodu wasn't the only bright spot in the Bears' 21-14 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. Nose tackle Anthony Adams might have won a starting job with another productive game. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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Growing up in Little Rock, Reginald Collins was reminded time and again of where his grandmother’s loyalties lay. "I love Jesus best, but I love my Cowboys next," Rose Mary Collins would say. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Every week it keeps getting worse, but somehow the perpetually optimistic Steve Spagnuolo keeps finding a glimmer of sunshine peeking through this grimy cloud of a season. Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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A "pretty upset" Mike Tomlin addressed his team yesterday as the Steelers try to put the skids on a five-game losing streak while pondering what precisely has gone wrong for the Super Bowl champs. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Tom Lamb was referred to in a respectful manner as “Coach” for nearly four decades. That part of Lamb’s life came to an end when he announced that he would be stepping down immediately as the football coach at Natick. Full Article at Boston Herald
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Arizona needs to win. They want that 3 seed for sure. Full Article at The Big Lead
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Gerard Kemkers coaches a professional speedskating team in the Netherlands, where the sport is a national obsession. Kemkers, however, can't get enough of another sport: American football. And he's absolutely crazy about the Green Bay Packers. Full Article at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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The NFL will honor Hall of Fame QB Len Dawson of the Chiefs during Super Bowl XLIV in Miami. Full Article at KansasCity.com
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T here was never a four- or five-year plan, or any other arbitrary timetable for the Dolphins to rise from humiliation to mediocrity to excellence. Full Article at Miami Herald
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San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree (15) scores on a 35-yard touchdown reception past Arizona Cardinals cornerback Bryant McFadden (25) in the second quarter of an NFL football game in San Francisco, Monday, Dec. 14, 2009. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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Call this one Mayhem in the Meadowlands, two hated rivals toe-to-toe in the center of the Giants Stadium ring. Haymaker by the Eagles. Haymaker by the Giants. Down go the Eagles. Down go the Giants. Full Article at FOX Sports
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Alex Smith threw a pair of touchdown passes following Arizona turnovers and the San Francisco 49ers capitalized on a litany of mistakes by the Cardinals to take a 17-0 lead at halftime Monday night. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Alex Smith threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Vernon Davis after a fumble by Tim Hightower and the San Francisco 49ers added a field goal following another fumble by LaRod Stephens-Howling to take a 10-0 lead over the Arizona Cardinals after the first... Full Article at ABC News
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San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore (21) tries to run past Arizona Cardinals linebacker Karlos Dansby (58) in the first quarter of an NFL football game in San Francisco, Monday, Dec. 14, 2009. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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Giants fans looking to make Bill Sheridan the scapegoat for the team's mounting problems on defense will be disappointed by coach Tom Coughlin 's one-word answer Monday.When asked if he will stick with his embattled defensive coordinator for the... Full Article at Newsday
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A question many are starting to ask is: Should there be changes in Pittsburgh? The short answer seems to be, No. Full Article at The New York Times
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T he disappointment and confusion are very evident in a downcast Pittsburgh Steelers locker room. An explanation for one of the most baffling failures by any Super Bowl champion isn't nearly as obvious. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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“It’s disappointing to be out of the playoffs,” coach Lovie Smith said Monday, one day after the Bears blew a 14-13 fourth-quarter lead in a 21-14 loss to the rival Packers at Soldier Field. Full Article at Chicago Bears.com
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. Full Article at CBS2 Chicago
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Len Dawson will carry the Lombardi Trophy at the Super Bowl again. Full Article at Sporting News
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RECROPPED VERSION -- Former Super Bowl star Plaxico Burress carries his son, Elijah, as he arrives at Manhattan criminal court for his sentencing ,Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009, in New York. Burress was sentenced to two years in prison for attempted criminal possession of a weapon.
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Former Super Bowl star Plaxico Burress carries his son, Elijah, as he arrives at Manhattan criminal court for his sentencing ,Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009, in New York. Burress was sentenced to two years in prison for attempted criminal possession of a weapon. At right is his wife, Tiffany.
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Former Super Bowl star Plaxico Burress carries his son, Elijah, as he arrives at Manhattan criminal court for his sentencing ,Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009, in New York. Burress was sentenced to two years in prison for possessing a gun at a night club. At right is his wife, Tiffany.
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Former Super Bowl star Plaxico Burress carries his son, Elijah, as he arrives at Manhattan criminal court for his sentencing, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009, in New York. Burress has been sentenced to two years in prison for possessing a weapon at a New York City nightclub.
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The six Super Bowl trophies won by the Pittsburgh Steelers are photographed by Steelers fans while on display in the Great Hall of Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, on Friday, Sept. 4, 2009.
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Members of the Pittsburgh Steelers 2009 Super Bowl XLII champions Darnell Stapleton (L), Santonio Holmes (2nd L), LaMarr Woodley (C), Willie Parker (2nd R) and Ben Roethlisberger (R) accept the award for Best Game during the taping of the 2009 ESPY Awards in Los Angeles July 15, 2009.
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A lot of things have gone wrong when you don’t make it three years in a row ... We’ve been close, and last year [the Bears were in contention] right up until the last game of the season. After the Super Bowl we had a letdown for whatever reason; that’s happened to more teams than just us. But to this ye...
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We're 7-0 at home ... We just put up 470 yards of offense against a good defense in Miami. We got the best coach in history. Shoot, once the playoffs start, if we're fortunate enough to make them, anything can happen. We were 18-0 and didn't win the Super Bowl. You never know. Don't lose faith in us.
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It's going to be a circus like golf has never seen. We're talking something along the lines of a Super Bowl. Tiger Woods is a global brand. There's going to be this enormous build-up.
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Nobody wins the Super Bowl in December ... That’s the bottom line. You think about the last couple teams that actually won the Super Bowl — they didn’t look like contenders in December. Look at it. The last two were Pittsburgh and the (New York) Giants. You look at that and you go, ‘Wow.’ You just have ...
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Nobody wins the Super Bowl in December ... That’s the bottom line. You think about the last couple teams that actually won the Super Bowl — they didn’t look like contenders in December. Look at it. The last two were Pittsburgh and the (New York) Giants. You look at that and you go, ‘Wow.’ You just have ...
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When people talk about Super Bowl dynasties they mention the 1970's Steelers, 1980's 49ers, 1990's Cowboys and the current New England Patriots, but nobody has dominated the Super Bowl like Anheuser-Busch. In recent years, Budweiser has been the MVP of Super Bowl advertising -- making another company th...
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That's the thing that I'll be most proud of when my career's over ... I was a part of turning two organizations around. Getting two teams to the Super Bowl that nobody ever expected to get there when I showed up.
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Every other team that has won the Super Bowl has started their first eight games with a winning record ... The '88 San Francisco 49ers started 5-3 and a couple of other teams started 5-3 and 5-2-1, but the only 4-4 team to win the Super Bowl was the 2001 Pats.
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He’s always giving me good advice. The ultimate goal is to help Donovan get his Super Bowl ring. And I think he’s on his way.
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I’m here for one reason, and that’s to win the Super Bowl
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We played a good Pittsburgh team. They were down with losing so many games in a row but they're still the Super Bowl champs. (Thursday) and last week (a 30-23 loss to San Diego) showed the type of team we can be.
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Yesterday was proof ... We played a good Pittsburgh team. They were down with losing so many games in a row but they’re still the Super Bowl champs. Yesterday and last week (a 30-23 loss to San Diego) showed the type of team we can be.
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When you really think about it this is as grounded a group as we’ve had ... I think back a couple years ago and all the hype. ‘Who do the Chargers think they are?’ That’s what I would have thought if I was someone else. It’s like, ‘Super Bowl? We don’t care, we’ll talk about it.’ Most talented and all t...
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Whatever. It is what it is. We've been there before. You go to the Super Bowl you have a little national spotlight on you ... But it's one game and we've been there before where everybody jumps on, and then we don't do what we're supposed to do and everybody jumps off. Who really cares about that stuff?...
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Last night was a perfect example ... You have the defending Super Bowl champs go into Cleveland to play a team that has won one game. The experts, as we say, are all picking Pittsburgh. Well, somebody forgot to tell Cleveland that. We know what we're going to get. We're going to get everything Tampa Bay...
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He won a Super Bowl with Tony Dungy's team in 2002, never won another playoff game after and collapsed so badly at the end of the 2008 season that the Tampa Bay management thought ‘You know what? I think we're better off with Raheem Morris.'
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The Super Bowl has become an American national holiday — a betting holiday ... That is why it is the most-watched television event of each year. Take away the money, and it's just another sporting event. But with $6 to $10 billion changing hands, it's a life-changing event. The NFL is definitely the kin...
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March Madness is the perfect betting vehicle ... Instead of one great televised game like the Super Bowl, here sports bettors get three weeks of great games in a Playoff format, and all on television. It's a bettors dream.
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The Super Bowl has become an American national holiday — a betting holiday ... That is why it is the most-watched television event of each year. Take away the money, and it's just another sporting event. But with $6 to $10 billion changing hands, it's a life-changing event. The NFL is definitely the kin...
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The Steelers are in the midst of the longest losing streak by a defending Super Bowl champion in NFL history. Their current five-game slide ties the 1987 Giants' previous mark.
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To lose five straight coming off a Super Bowl from last year is embarrassing ... There's nothing fun about losing games, especially five in a row. We're better than that. We should play better than that. With three games left, you're going to see who really wants to go out here and play for the pride of...
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They played like the team that was in the Super Bowl last year
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Five (losses) in a row coming off a Super Bowl year; it's disappointing ... The playoffs are pretty much over with. Right now we're playing for pride.
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The goal is to win the Super Bowl ... If somebody was trailing them by one game, they’d have a real good shot to go 16-0. But because of the fact they are three games up, and if they win this week they have home field clinched, it’s hard to go and have that mindset the Patriots had. I think it will be h...
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