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Rodney Harrison is 'scared to death' after suffering concussions
Rodney Harrison, the former all-pro safety for the San Diego Chargers and New England Patriots, said he's scared for his future after sustaining numerous concussions during his playing days. "I'm scared to death," Harrison said in an interview with...
Tags: Rodney Harrison, Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots, Junior Seau, Chris Culliver
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Five-time Super Bowl linebacker Bill Romanowski joins NASCAR team
Former NFL linebacker Bill Romanowski is a new minority owner and sponsor of Swan Racing, a single-car team in NASCAR's premier Sprint Cup Series, the team said Thursday. Swan Racing, majority owned by Brandon Davis, plans to enter next month's season-...
Tags: Michael Waltrip, Auto Racing, Brandon Davis, Denver Broncos, NASCAR
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Wings, $10 pitchers, AYCE pizza and more Super Bowl specials
The San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens will vie for the NFL title championship Sunday. Where will you be chowing down on buffalo wings and throwing back brews during Super Bowl XLVII? Niner fans in Los Angeles are sure to line up at the San...
Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Pizzas, Lifestyle and Leisure, Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking
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49ers' Chris Culliver would not welcome a gay player to the team
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver told comedian Artie Lange that he would not welcome a gay player to the team. Lange was in New Orleans for Super Bowl media day Tuesday, and played part of the interview on his syndicated radio show that...
Tags: Chris Culliver, Football, National Football League, Sports, Artie Lange
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Football: Is Southern California a failure at producing QBs?
Varsity Times InsiderGeez, what happened? In a story from Yahoo.com, quarterbacks from the Southern California area are suddenly considered flops. The headline: "Sorry SoCal story: Abysmal run of QBs from region has NFL personnel searching for answers." Apparently, just... -
Ravens QB Joe Flacco calls cold-weather Super Bowl 'retarded'
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco used a word he shouldn't have during his first Super Bowl news conference Monday, and he knew it. When asked about the plan to play next year's Super Bowl at the outdoor MetLife Stadium, the New Jersey native...
Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Football, National Football League, MetLife Stadium, Sports
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San Francisco 49ers' Vernon Davis is also an art gallery owner
As one of the leading tight ends in the National Football League, the San Francisco 49ers' Vernon Davis will be one to watch during Sunday's Super Bowl game against the Baltimore Ravens. Last month, the 28-year-old Davis added another responsibility...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Football, National Football League, Artists, Arts and Culture
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More marketers lengthen Super Bowl ads to stand out during game
For this year's Super Bowl, more marketers are benching the standard 30-second spots and paying pricey sums — in some cases more than $7.5 million — to run 60-second commercials during the NFL championship Feb. 3. Longer commercials are part...
Tags: Marketing, New England Patriots, Lifestyle and Leisure, Pistachios, YouTube
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Randy Moss still thinks he's best, no matter what Jerry Rice says
A day after declaring himself the greatest receiver ever, Randy Moss did not back down from his statements -- even if they did seem to upset the all-time leader in most statistical categories at the position. "What I said is what I felt, and I don't...
Tags: Jerry Rice, Baltimore Ravens, Football, National Football League, Randy Moss
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Ray Lewis denies using banned substance to hasten recovery
Ray Lewis has been the feel-good story of the NFL postseason. The soon-to-be-retired Baltimore linebacker returned from what appeared at the time to be a season-ending torn right triceps in time to help the Ravens win three playoff games and advance to...
Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Football, National Football League, Sports, Joe Flacco
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Inspired by the Ravens: Literary NFL teams?
The Super Bowl-bound Baltimore Ravens get their name from the poem "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe, making them the most literary NFL team. They can thank the people of Baltimore, who chose the name during a poll conducted by the Baltimore Sun. The radio...
Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Authors, Washington Redskins, Jane Austen
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Watch the 'SNL' spoof that had Ray Lewis in tears (naturally)
Ray Lewis is an emotional guy. We've seen it week after week with his squirrel dance coming out of the tunnel or his intense behavior on the sidelines and on the field. And we saw it earlier this month when the soon-to-be-retired Baltimore linebacker...
Tags: Saturday Night Live (tv program), American Football Conference, Baltimore Ravens, Alex Smith, New England Patriots
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