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  • June 2007
    • Bears Drop Tank After DUI Arrest

      Bears Drop Tank After DUI Arrest

      They stood by him loyally while he served jail time for unlawful weapons possession, but  the Chicago Bears had had enough: the team abruptly released DT Tank Johnson after his latest mishap—a DUI in Arizona. The 300-pound, second-round pick had been warned that there was no further margin for error; the league had already suspended him for 6-8 games in 2007. More »

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      NFL   jail   drunk driving   Chicago Bears   Tank Johnson   Lovie Smith

    • Pacman Faces Felony Charges in Go-Go Brawl

      Pacman Faces Felony Charges in Go-Go Brawl

      Talented-yet-troubled Tennessee defensive back Adam "Pacman" Jones has been charged with two counts of coercion—a felony—in the February Vegas strip club fracas that left a bouncer paralyzed and got Jones suspended for the 2007-08 season. Jones stands accused of biting a bouncer's ankle and making death threats against club employees. More »

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      NFL   crime   Tennessee Titans   Adam "Pacman" Jones   coercion

    • Green Tapped by Dolphins

      Green Tapped by Dolphins

      Prolific pretty-boy QB Trent Chief signed with Miami yesterday, escaping a youth movement in Kansas City that likely would have consigned him to the bench. The Dolphins will likely attempt to jettison last year's pricey signal-calling acquisition, Daunte Culpepper, who will make $5.5 million in 2007 and unsurprisingly would like to stay put. More »

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      NFL   football   Miami Dolphins   Cam Cameron   Trent Green   Daunte Culpepper

    • Samuel Playing Patriot Games

      Samuel Playing Patriot Games

      Unhappy that the Patriots have given him the "franchise" tag for 2007, a one-year deal worth $7.78 million, cornerback Asante Samuel has threatened not to show up for work until Week 10 of the 17-week NFL season.  With 10 picks last year, he feels he deserves a more lucrative, long-term contract. More »

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      NFL   football   New England Patriots   Asante Samuel

    • Eight Games; No Tanks

      Eight Games; No Tanks

      NFL commissioner Roger Goodell continued the league's crackdown on unsavory extracurriculars with an 8-game suspension of Tank Johnson, who was recently jailed for violating probation on gun charges and whose bodyguard was killed in a club shooting in December.  Johnson hopes to pare the suspension to six games with good behavior. More »

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      NFL   football   jail   Roger Goodell   probation   Tank Johnson

  • May 2007
    • Wall Street Mogul Starts N(ew)FL

      Wall Street Mogul Starts N(ew)FL

      Wall Street renegade Bill Hambrecht is taking on one of America's biggest monopolies and launching his own professional football league. The United Football League plans to launch its challenge to the NFL's hegemony in 2008 with eight teams in non-NFL markets, including Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Mexico City. One owner—Mark Cuban, of course—is already on board. More »

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      NFL   Google   football   Los Angeles   Wall Street   Las Vegas   Mexico City   Mark Cuban

    • Searchers Recover Body of Missing NE Patriot

      Searchers Recover Body of Missing NE Patriot

      The body of New England Patriots defensive end Marquise Hill was pulled from Lake Pontchartrain this afternoon, almost a day after the New Orleans native was reported missing. His agent told the Boston Globe that Hill, 24, and a young woman fell off a personal watercraft in a strong current. He had played three NFL seasons, appearing in 13 games. More »

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      NFL   football   New England Patriots   drowning

    • Gigantic Dallas Stadium Will Host Super Bowl

      Gigantic Dallas Stadium Will Host Super Bowl

      Dallas beat out Indianapolis and Arizona to secure the coveted hosting rights to the 2011 Super Bowl, largely due to the colossal capacity of the Cowboys' future stadium. The putative 120,000 seater could generate $27.6 million more in ticket sales than Indy's puny 73,000-seat venue. More »

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      NFL   football   Dallas Cowboys   Super Bowl   Dallas   stadium

    • Portis Defends Vick on Dog Fighting

      Portis Defends Vick on Dog Fighting

      Even if Michael Vick held stake in a dog fighting ring in rural Virginia, said Redskins running back Clinton Portis to a local television station, it's not a big deal. The embattled Atlanta signal caller owned property on which scarred dogs and dog fighting paraphernalia were discovered during a drug raid weeks ago.  He has since sold the property. More »

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      NFL   football   animal   Michael Vick   Atlanta Falcons   Washington Redskins   animal cruelty   dogfighting   Clinton Portis

    • Titans Mull Giving Keyshawn the Damn Ball

      Titans Mull Giving Keyshawn the Damn Ball

      Thin at receiver, a young Tennessee Titans team may add leadership in the form of 34-year-old Keyshawn Johnson, who helped win a Super Bowl in Tampa Bay but is best known for a book entitled, "Just Give Me the Damn Ball," written after a frustrating rookie campaign.  Carolina released Johnson shortly after the draft. More »

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      NFL   football   Tennessee Titans   Carolina Panthers

    • T.O.: Parcells Taught Me 'Nothing'

      T.O.: Parcells Taught Me 'Nothing'

      Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens is happy to see Bill Parcells gone.  After the famed disciplinarian made it clear in an interview that signing the controversial receiver was not his decision,Owens fired back, saying he had gotten "nothing" out of Parcells' tenure.  "A new head coach is good for everybody," he added. More »

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      NFL   football   Dallas Cowboys   Terrell Owens   Bill Parcells

    • Fed-Up Favre Wants a Trade

      Fed-Up Favre Wants a Trade

      Packers signal caller and future HOFer Brett Favre privately demanded a trade last week, livid that Green Bay's management failed to acquire talented receiver Randy Moss. Moss had taken a pay cut to escape Oakland and join the now-terrifying offense of New England, and Favre felt the Packers could have gotten him for less. More »

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      NFL   football   New England Patriots   Green Bay Packers   Brett Favre   Randy Moss   sports trade

  • April 2007
    • Raiders Trade Moss to Pats

      Raiders Trade Moss to Pats

      Hampered by a lack of receiving options last year, the Patriots are looking more and more terrifying in 2007 with the acquisition of talented but troubled receiver Randy Moss. Moss had been agitating to leave a humorously dysfunctional relationship with the Raiders, who have also succeeded in alienating budding star receiver Jerry Porter. More »

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      NFL   football   sports   New England Patriots   Randy Moss   sports trade   Oakland Raiders

    • Home Team Puts Quinn Out Of His Misery

      Home Team Puts Quinn Out Of His Misery

      Cleveland had the most active first day of the NFL draft, trading next year's first-round pick for Dallas's, at 22nd, and taking heralded pretty-boy Ohio native and Notre Dame signal caller Brady Quinn. This after the highly regarded, disturbingly photogenic prospect was publically rejected by 21 teams. More »

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      NFL   football   Cleveland Browns   Brady Quinn

    • Police Find Abused Dogs on Vick Property

      Police Find Abused Dogs on Vick Property

      Animal-rights activists are calling for the Falcons to dump superstar Michael Vick after more than 60 starved and injured dogs, presumably kept for fighting, were found at a house Vick owns but does not live in. Smithfield, Va., police discovered the dogs during a raid targeting Vick's cousin Davon Boddie. Vick refused comment through a team spokesman. More »

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      NFL   Michael Vick   Atlanta Falcons   animal cruelty   animal rights   dogfighting   PETA

    • NFL Draft Features Backflipper

      NFL Draft Features Backflipper

      Walter Thomas, a remarkably athletic 370-pound 21-year-old who performs backflips in moments of excitement, is generating buzz as the NFL draft approaches.  This despite the fact that Thomas has played in exactly two games in the past two years and was then arrested for conspiracy to commit robbery. More »

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      NFL   football   NFL draft   draft

    • Draft Prospects Admit To Smoking Pot

      Draft Prospects Admit To Smoking Pot

      Three of the most highly regarded prospects in the upcoming NFL draft—Calvin Johnson, Amobi Okoye, and Gaines Adams—admitted in interviews at the combine that they have used marijuana. Nevertheless, all three are considered to be free of the kind of dramatic character problems that have plagued the NFL recently. More »

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      NFL   football   drugs   marijuana   Calvin Johnson

    • Vince Young Now Officially Cursed

      Vince Young Now Officially Cursed

      Titans signal caller and former Longhorns phenom Vince Young will appear on the cover of Madden NFL 08, the newest edition of the wildly popular football video game. In so doing, he may be jeopardizing his career; appearances on the cover have historically led to injuries and heartbreak. More »

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      NFL   football   video game   Texas Longhorns   Vince Young   curse

    • Bledsoe to Hang 'em Up After 14 Years

      Bledsoe to Hang 'em Up After 14 Years

      Quarterback Drew Bledsoe has decided to retire rather than play next season as a backup, ESPN’s Michael Smith reports. The number one overall pick in the 1993 draft was a free agent this off-season, but turned down offers from Cincinnati and Seattle to play a fifteenth year. More »

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      NFL   football   New England Patriots   Dallas Cowboys   Buffalo Bills

    • NFL Commish Benches Bad-Boy Players

      NFL Commish Benches Bad-Boy Players

      Fresh NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has meted out a season-long suspension to Titans cornerback and police-blotter regular Adam "Pacman" Jones, plus an eight-game layoff for similarly intractable Bengals wideout Chris Henry.  Goodell, argues Len Pasquarelli, has thus broken with his more timid predecessor Paul Tagliabue and set the tone for a tougher administration. More »

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      NFL   football   Roger Goodell   Adam "Pacman" Jones

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