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Manning, The Greatest?
Eli Manning now is three solid performances away from claiming sole ownership of a title no one in his or her right mind would have bestowed upon him a year ago today: greatest quarterback in New York history. Think of what you thought of Eli three years...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Eli Manning, Bars and Clubs, New York Weather, Ben Roethlisberger
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The Suite Life
Andrew Gracia,27, bleeds silver and blue. He became a rabid Dallas Cowboys fan at age 6. "I used to have a Halloween costume of Troy Aikman." But the Lancaster man has never been to a game. He can't afford the good seats. That's not likely to change,...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Halloween, Dallas Cowboys
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One-Car Race Team for Yeley
HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. (AP) -- J.J. Yeley had a long list of teams interested in signing him after he lost his job at Joe Gibbs Racing, but Hall of Fame Racing wasn't mentioned as one of them. But the single-car team raced to the front of the line...Tags: Triple Crown, Contracts, Auto Racing, Tony Stewart, Football
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Andy Reid loses game, wins over anti-two-point zealots
WatchdogThe debate was rendered moot by David Akers' missed extra point and by an eventful fourth quarter, but . . . Andy Reid was 100 percent correct in not going for a two-point conversion late in the third quarter Sunday......Tags: Philadelphia Eagles, David Akers, Sports, Football
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David Haugh's Bears mailbag
Kyle Orton . . . gunslinger? Drew Brees used that word to describe his successor at Purdue, where quarterbacks practically are issued a holster and ammo clip with their playbooks. But in the NFL, the Bears have yet to equip Orton with any schematic...Tags: Jamar Williams, Baltimore Ravens, Brian Griese, Brendon Ayanbadejo, Donovan McNabb
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Edgerrin James handles benching like a real pro
WatchdogDallas-area sports fans with no interest in the goings-on in Washington, D.C, at noon Tuesday instead can listen to Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin discuss, um, football, I suppose. Barry Horn writes about that peculiar programming here. Speaking of Aikman,...Tags: Edgerrin James
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Ask David Haugh
A pair of shorts landed on Brian Urlacher's head. Then teammate Alex Brown grabbed one of the half-dozen microphones surrounding Urlacher at his locker Thursday and shoved it into his cheek. Urlacher shot a look he usually reserves for fullbacks when...Tags: Larry Johnson, Jason McKie, Cedric Benson, Nathan Vasher, Brian Urlacher
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Chris Russo's 24-hour Sirius XM roster finally unleashed
WatchdogChris Russo officially has launched his 24-hour "Mad Dog Channel" on Sirius XM. Click below for excerpts from Sirius' news release, including a lineup highlighted by mid-day co-host Bill Pidto (Cornell '87). Speaking of Russo, some of you have asked......Tags: Bob Costas, Gary Williams, Television Industry, Metal and Mineral, Computer Networking and Internet
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Romo has Broken Finger, Out For 4 Weeks
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has a broken finger on his throwing hand and could be out for up to four weeks. Romo broke his right pinkie on the first play of overtime in a 30-24 loss at Arizona on Sunday. The injury leaves the...Tags: National Football Conference, Career and Workplace, Terrell Owens, Greg Ellis, National Football League
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Sporting News trying to reinvent itself yet again
WatchdogHere is an interesting story about the latest incarnation of the venerable Sporting News, for which I was a contributor during my days on the Giants beat. It mentions Troy Aikman, Hank Steinbrenner, Ron Darling and . . . me.......Tags: Hank Steinbrenner
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Luke Russert remembers his father on XM radio
WatchdogXM Radio's "60/20" with James Carville and Luke Russert will pay tribute to Luke's father, Tim, in a special, commercial-free, two-hour show debuting at noon Friday. The focus will be Tim Russert's connection to sports, including clips of his interviews.....Tags: Kobe Bryant, Phil Jackson, Boston Celtics, Los Angeles Lakers, Joe Montana
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Goal for Flacco: Survival
O, by the WayIf there is one good thing to come out of Joe Flacco beginning the season as the Ravens starting quarterback it is this -- he will get more practice reps with the first-string offense.And frankly, that's about it.From the beginning,......Tags: Assault, Baltimore Ravens, Crime, Law and Justice, National Football League, Football
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