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  • The Sad Ending To Cam Newton’s Debut (Panthers vs Cardinals)

    Cam Newton had a dazzling debut at quarterback for the Carolina Panthers, throwing for 422 yards, two touchdowns and running for one more. Not enough against the Arizona Cardinals, who won off a 89 yard Punt Return 28-21.

  • The Real NFL Dream Team (Saints vs Packers)

    The defense might not have been of the highest quality all game long, but it mattered the most, the Green Bay Packers got their stops, right on time, right on the goalline. Aaron Rodgers had a near perfect game, getting beaten by Drew Brees in the stat section but getting the W infront of a packed Lambeau field to open their Super Bowl title defense in 2011 with a 42-34 win over the New Orleans Saints.

  • Tiki Barber Stunned No One Wants a 36 Year Old Out of Retirement Running Back

    So, the phones haven’t been ringing, huh? The inbox is empty? Nothing on the Whatsapp or Viber? Mark Leplester is Flabbergasted. Yes, Flabbergasted. Tiki Barber? He’s devastated. I don’t what’s worse – being flabbergasted, or devastated. Bottom line – No one wants Tiki Barber on their NFL rosters this year, or at least to open the year with him on the team.

  • The Top Ten Highest Paid NFL Players in 2011

    Just over two weeks before the 2011 NFL season kicks off. Unlike the NBA (for now), things were resolved relatively quickly. Too much money was to be lost. And speaking of money, here are the ten highest paid players in the NFL this coming season – all of them quarterbacks or defensive linemen.

  • Chad Ochocinco Brings Fun and/or Trouble to Patriots

    Chad Ochocinco became the second high profile trade import for the New England Patriots, joining the Brady-Belichick corporation after 10 years with the Cincinnati Bengals.

  • Albert Haynesworth Gets Traded to Patriots While Reggie Bush Joins Dolphins

    Albert Haynesworth gets traded by the Redskins and joins the New England Patriots while Reggie Bush joins the Miami Dolphins from the New Orleans Saints.

  • 2011 NFL Free Agency Signings So Far

    With the lockout over, the free agency and trade talks in the NFL is going through the roof. With a short amount of time to conduct the same amount of business the teams usually do each off season, be ready to hear of many changes, moves and shifts in the coming week or two as the GM’s are probably infused to a caffeine tap 24 hours a day. Here are the confirmed movers so far around the league.

  • The 2011 NFL Stadiums

    The 2011 NFL Stadiums

    Now that the players and owners are on the verge of making the 2011 NFL season start an actuality, it’s time to get ready for some football. Here are the 31 stadiums that will host NFL teams in 2011.