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Falcons hope to take down Forte
Kyle Ortons gaudy passing day last week didnt distract the Atlanta Falcons. They still say their top defensive challenge against Chicago on today will be containing Matt Forte and the Bears running game.
He reached for the book. The moment John Abraham heard the news on July 17 - he was in the Falcons' facility when his Treo buzzed with this text: "Mike and his friends have been indicted" - he was torn.
A tribute to the true Motor City Madman
In Detroit, they had begun to believe the only thing that would outlast cockroaches after a nuclear holocaust was Millen.
Amoment of silence, please, for a great man. He was singular; he was mustachioed; he was eternal.
Ryan demonstrating deep feel for long ball
Falcons quarterbacks coach Bill Musgrave saw a bucket. "It looked like Matt threw it to a spot - - an imaginary bucket was there," said Musgrave, who is normally the one holding the bucket downfield during the ...
Panthers hope offeseason decisions pay off
NFL general managers and coaches make tough decisions that shape or alter the course of the franchise for the next several years.
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Pearls of wisdom from Big Grady
Defensive tackle Grady Jackson gets an up-close and personal look at the opposition's offense and usually has an interesting view from the trenches.
The Detroit Lions fans finally have something to cheer about, despite the fact that they are off to another horrible start, 0-3. Matt Millen, team president and GM since 2001 had been hated to the point where ...
The "piano man," Joey Harrington, has landed a new gig in New Orleans. He'll be playing third fiddle behind starting quarterback Drew Brees and backup Mark Brunell.
Jammed toe could keep Chargers' Tomlinson on sidelines
San Diego Chargers All-Pro running-back LaDainian Tomlinson practised for the first time this week yesterday and is questionable for Monday night's game against the New York Jets.
Evening update across the NFC South
September 19, 2008 6:16 PM Here's a one-stop roundup of the news around the NFC South today.
Saints bring on Harrington as third QB
The "piano man," Joey Harrington , has landed a new gig in New Orleans. He'll be playing third fiddle behind starting quarterback Drew Brees and backup Mark Brunell .
Chiefs to try again for first win against Falcons
The question seemed to stump John Abraham. What's that? The Kansas City Chiefs are the youngest team in the NFL? Abraham just shook his head as he stood at his locker, looking around at all the new kids in the ...
Ex-Uga Te drops on Falcons depth chart
In just a matter of a few days, tight end Justin Peelle shot past Martrez Milner on the depth chart.
Former Falcons receiver Joe Horn could be getting a chance to add to that $2.5 million guaranteed salary he'll receive from his former team.
Harrington unemployed but not finished
While Joey Harrington waits, he can report he made a nice pork tenderloin dinner for his wife, Emily, on Thursday night.
What can be done to change the sad state of the Detroit Lions franchise? Matt DeYoung: If ever a professional organization has been in desperate need of a complete overhaul, this is it.
Falcons offensive lineman Alex Stepanovich, who suffered a lower back injury on Aug.
The Titans on Tuesday hosted quarterbacks Doug Johnson, Joey Harrington and Quinn Gray at Baptist Sports Park as they began exploring their options because of quarterback Vince Young's injury.
Ravens look to Williams for big plays
The fade pass from rookie quarterback Joe Flacco landed inches away from Demetrius Williams' outstretched fingertips in the back of the end zone as the football skidded across the ground incomplete.