Sports: Football (American)
Currently listing articles 688-651:
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Army Cadets Dodging the War Through the Draft?— Is the military letting good athletes walk away scot-free? Is it even any of our business to judge?
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Redskins Draft Analysis: New Regime, Same Old Tricks— Redskins new guard makes the same puzzling decisions on draft day.
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The Ramble: Steroids, Steroids Everywhere and Human Growth Hormone Too— Stories related to steroids (and other PEDs) dominate the sports pages, from the Kentucky Derby to the NFL, from baseball to the Olympics.
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Marvin Harrison and the Public's Trust— Because of his previous reputation, Harrison's downfall may be one of the toughest pills the public has had to swallow in a long time.
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It's Dishonorable For Army Cadets To Play Football— That's what one writer is saying about a West Point football player drafted into the NFL.
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The Ramble: Steroid Busts, Steroid Tests, Steroid Trials, Steroid Investigations, And Falling Production— In the past week there have been a ton of stories dealing with steroids and human growth hormone (HGH).
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Jerry Jones And His Deal With The Devil— Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones trades for Pacman Jones and sells his soul in the process, assuming he had one.
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Had I Known Then: Clayton Holmes’ Parting Words for NFL Rookies— Final Thoughts before the NFL Draft.
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When the Safe Pick is the Right Pick— Dolphins GM Bill Parcells signing an offensive lineman as the first pick in the NFL draft is safe and right.
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Beware the Turk: Clayton Holmes on Making the Team— It's okay to do the wrong thing for the right reasons. But if the best you can manage is a blank stare, you'll have some
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Always a Play Away: Clayton Holmes on Paying Dues as an NFL Rookie— Don't get caught in the rookie haze.
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Clayton Holmes On Drug Abuse In The NFL
— Regardless of what they tell you on TV, the first hit ain't free.
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The Ramble Is Back: Canseco, Conte, Opening Days the Final Four and Brett Favre’s Comeback— Jose Canseco tries to stay relevant, baseball had all of its Opening Days and a whole bunch of growth hormone news.
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Clayton Holmes Discusses Women and the Zero-Sum Game of Life in the NFL— Failure to manage your interactions with women can cost you millions — literally.
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Terrelle Pryor Is a Buckeye: Rodriguez to Blame?— It's not even football season, and already the Buckeyes have their first victory over Michigan.
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Clayton Holmes Discusses The Power of No— A word to the wise for soon-to-be newly-minted millionaires.
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More Mainstream Media Human Growth Hormone Misreporting— The MSM drops the ball again when it comes to reporting about Human Growth Hormone and its performance-enhancing properties.
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DVD Review: The Leaders - Breaking Racial Barriers in the NFL— How African-American players eventually made up 65% of the NFL.
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What Was Derek Anderson Thinking?— The debate is fierce on whether the Browns should have signed Anderson, but should he have signed with them?
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Brett Favre (sniff) Calls It A (sniff) Career— As a quarterback, he has done everything. I'd retire too. I'd probably cry, too.
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The Browns' Phil Savage: A Gambler in Nerd's Clothing
— Cleveland Browns GM Phil Savage may be accelerating the team's growth, but maybe at the expense of the future.
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The NFL Combine Is a Waste of Time
— At one point the NFL Combine was useful. That time has long since passed.
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When It Comes to the Owners, Follow the Money— Naming rights for Wrigley Field for sale? NFL owners opting out of their contract? Follow the money, connect the dots.
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How the Patriots Embody Christopher Price's Blueprint— "Remember that it's not about collecting talent, it's about assembling a team."
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Satire: An Unabridged List Of People Who Watched The Pro Bowl— Yessir, all 11 of them.
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Sports Gastronomy: A Recipe for Heartbroken NFL Fans— How a 19th century Frenchman can cure your NFL offseason blues.
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The Top Ten: Football Players Turned Actors— Who knew football could produce so many skilled actors?
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Movie Media Special: Super Bowl Ads Movie Edition— The Super Bowl featured some nice spots for upcoming flicks.
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SalesGenie.com Brings Unusual Diversity to Super Bowl Ads— How SalesGenie.com's Super Bowl commercials can be expanded to really help them reach their customers.
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Giants Shock Patriots In Super Bowl XLII - So Much For Accepting A Dynasty— And here I was, all ready to accept a Patriots dynasty.
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Matt Walsh’s Question-Begging— The legitimacy of the New England Patriots' dynasty may rest in the hands of a lowly former video assistant.
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The REAL Super Bowl Mayoral Wager— The real mayor of the New York Giants demands satisfaction he can only get at Blogcritics Sports.
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An Open Letter To 'Fans' Gearing for Super Sunday— You don't have to be a football nut to enjoy the game the right way.
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No Lingerie Bowl? No Problem— Turns out the typical 18-35 male enjoys tits and football, but not at the same time.
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Super Bowl XLII Preview— Wherein we finally put 2007 to bed.
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What The Seattle Seahawks Need To Return To The Super Bowl— In which I break down the top 6 things the Seattle Seahawks need to do to make it back to the Super Bowl before I
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West Virginia Priorities Might Be Out Of Whack— WVU students care more about RichRod's paper shredder than the governor's daughter's MBA legitimacy.
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Patriots Turn Out The Lights On The Bolts, Again
— The AFC Champion Patriots beat the Chargers yet again. This time, it was a game.
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