DENVER – This is weird. I marked the start of the first Sunday of the NFL season by tuning into the start of the Jets-Bill game. On the first play of…
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(Reuters) – Rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III made an instant impact throwing for two touchdowns and 320 yards to lead the Washington Redskins to a surprise 40-32 win at the New Orleans Saints in the National Football League on Sunday. Another Redskins rookie, running back Alfred Morris, also had an outstanding debut, rushing for two touchdowns and 96 yards as Washington, 5-11 last season, showed they are a very different team this year. …
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Rookie Griffin leads Redskins to triumph in New Orleans (Reuters)
On Sunday, September 9, Will Allen and the Pittsburgh Steelers will open their season in Denver against Peyton Manning and the Broncos. I caught up with Allen recently, and here is what he had to say about the Steelers’ defense, his charity work, and former Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel.
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Q&A: Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Back Will Allen Talks About Football, His Charity Work and Jim Tressel – Part 2 (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Sept 9 (Reuters) – Rookie quarterback Robert Griffin IIImade an instant impact throwing for two touchdowns and 320 yardsto lead the Washington Redskins to a surprise 40-32 win at theNew Orleans Saints in the National Football League on Sunday. Another Redskins rookie, running back Alfred Morris, alsohad an outstanding debut, rushing for two touchdowns and 96yards as Washington, 5-11 last season, showed they are a verydifferent team this year. …
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NFL-Rookie Griffin leads Redskins to triumph in New Orleans (Reuters)
On Sunday, September 9, Will Allen and the Pittsburgh Steelers will open their season in Denver against Peyton Manning and the Broncos. I caught up with Allen recently, and here is what he had to say about the Steelers’ defense, his charity work, and former Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel.
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Q&A: Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Back Will Allen Talks About Football, His Charity Work and Jim Tressel – Part 1 (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Tim Tebow can’t help but be a major news story no matter what he does or where he goes. When he came to the New York Jets from the Denver Broncos in an offseason trade, New York newspapers had a field day. Attention on Tebow has been extensive since that trade, but he was a virtual non-factor in the Jets’ Week 1 win over the Buffalo Bills. Based on what I’ve seen so far, it looks like the only person who is going to really be negatively affected by his trade is Tebow himself.
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Tim Tebow Trade May Have Benefited Everyone Involved but Tim Tebow: Fan’s Take (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Peyton Manning, you’re not in Indianapolis anymore. For a quarterback who is accustomed to his home crowd quieting down when he is running the offense, he might be in for a bit of an adjustment of his own on Sunday night. When the Pittsburgh Steelers come to town to face off against his Denver Broncos, the fans are never going to go as quiet as those Colts fans did for him for all those seasons.
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Will Denver Broncos Fans Respect Peyton Manning’s Offense Style by Staying Quiet? Fan’s Take (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
In the end, Brandon Flowers’ foot did not improve enough for him able to play in the Kansas City Chiefs’ opener against the pass-happy Atlanta Falcons…
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