If you watch football on Sundays then you are very familiar with players saying that they went to college at the “U.” If you don’t know where or what the “U” is, you are not paying much attention to the game.
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Current NFL Players Who Played at University of Miami (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Ample opportunities for success also mean possibilities for failure. NFL All-Pro teams and Pro Bowl squads are often filled with former University of Tennessee football players.
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Biggest NFL Busts From the Tennessee Volunteers (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — Atlanta’s offensive line is keeping Matt Ryan on his feet.
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Ryan has good protection in Falcons’ 2-0 start (The Associated Press)
No one should question the fact that the Denver Broncos offense is a work in progress. New quarterback Peyton Manning is still getting used to working with an entirely new team and a new offensive scheme. Over the first two games of the season, Manning has attempted 63 passes and completed 43 of them. Who is he throwing to, and does this give Broncos fans any clues as to who might get the most attention in the upcoming game against the Houston Texans?
HOUSTON (2-0) At DENVER (1-1)
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NFL Capsule: Texans at Broncos (The Associated Press)
ATLANTA (2-0) At SAN DIEGO (2-0)
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NFL Capsule: Falcons at Chargers (The Associated Press)
The NFL reached out to the owners, general managers and coaches of all 32 teams this week to advise them that the type of on-field behavior they witnessed last weekend will not be acceptable this weekend.
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NFL issues on-field conduct warning to owners, general managers, coaches of all 32 teams
While the entirety of the NFL is fixated on Peyton Manning as the focal point of the Denver Broncos offense, the running game has been performing well. Both of Denver’s first two opponents, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Atlanta Falcons, have very good defenses. Despite that, running back Willis McGahee amassed a total of 177 yards rushing and two touchdowns against them. While he’s seemingly well on his way to another 1,000-yard season, the Broncos badly need for someone to step up behind McGahee and produce.
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Denver Broncos Need More Depth at Running Back Behind Willis McGahee: Fan’s Take (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
The PFW staff says Maurice Jones-Drew and Trent Richardson are must-starts and health is a big factor for Ryan Mathews, in this week’s fantasy running back tips.
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Week Three fantasy tips: RBs (Pro Football Weekly)
Four games worth monitoring heading into another big weekend of action.
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Week 3 key line moves (National Football Post)