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Palmer Carries Bengals
Latimes.comThis has the look of a changing-of-the-guard year for two prominent pro quarterbacks, young Carson Palmer of the Cincinnati Bengals and aging Brett Favre of the Green Bay Packers. For if Palmer wins next Sunday in Baltimore, as many analysts expect, the...Tags: Isaac Bruce, Super Bowl, Jake Plummer, Terrell Davis, Multi-Sport Events
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Ravens secondary may catch break against Bengals
O, by the WayYou never want to wish misfortune on other teams when it comes to injuries (super bad karma) but if the Bengals wide receiving picture doesn't improve before the NFL regular-season opener with the Ravens on Sept. 7, it could be......Tags: Football, National Football League, Sports, Chris McAlister, Samari Rolle
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Rams' fire Linehan; Kiffin watch on in Oakland
O, by the WaySt. Louis Rams' head coach Scott Linehan became the second casualty of a horrible start joining former Detroit Lions' president Matt Millen. A week ago, Millen was fired for the ongoing futility of that franchise and today, Linehan was let......Tags: St. Louis Rams, Major League Baseball, Football, Trent Green, Detroit Lions
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Bears take care of business vs. Rams
![Devin Hester playfully referred to it as "Secret Weapon No. 5," but the rest of the NFL knows it as the "Wildcat" offense.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-11/43559397-24043514.jpg "Devin Hester playfully referred to it as "Secret Weapon No. 5,\" but the rest of the NFL knows it as the \"Wildcat\" offense.")
Tribune reporterDevin Hester playfully referred to it as "Secret Weapon No. 5," but the rest of the NFL knows it as the "Wildcat" offense. The direct snap to the running back has been a staple in the Miami Dolphins' attack all season. Suddenly, it has become part of the...Tags: Brian Urlacher, Football, Jason McKie, John Tait, Lance Briggs
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Shootout in the cards in St. Louis; former Jet should fly
Tribune staff reporterGet ready for the St. Louis air show. Arizona's Kurt Warner returns to his former home dome as a premier quarterback once again, just as Marc Bulger and the Rams are coming to life under new coach Jim Haslett.Warner has thrown at least two touchdown...Tags: Dominic Rhodes, Fred Taylor, Football, New England Patriots, Super Bowl
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Patriots' numbers will decline, but Cassel worth a roster spot
Tribune staff reporterMatt Cassel has been handed the keys to Tom Brady's sports car. Can he drive it? The short answer: yes. But in the long run, it won't matter from a fantasy perspective. Randy Moss can make any quarterback look good, the reliable Wes Welker will step up...Tags: Tom Brady, Sammy Morris, Ben Roethlisberger, Randy Moss, Brandon Jacobs
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Dusty outlook for Mendenhall in 1st Steelers start
Tribune staff reporterAre you ready for some old-school football? Monday night's Ravens-Steelers game will offer a version of "3 yards and a cloud of dust," but without the yards.The NFL's top defense faces a limping Pittsburgh offense without running back Willie Parker and a...Tags: Ben Roethlisberger, Derek Anderson, Gus Frerotte, Larry Johnson, Football
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Fantasy Island
Tribune staff reporterTreasure A grizzled graybeard turned back the clock and flashed his old MVP form. Nope, not Brett Favre. It's Kurt Warner, and I hope you guessed on him in your draft or waiver wire -- because he's back.Warner tossed three TDs and had a perfect 158.3...Tags: Reggie Bush, Brett Favre, Torry Holt, New York Giants, Football
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Defense: The San Francisco treat
Special to Latimes.comIt's official: The San Francisco 49ers are the best fantasy defense in the NFL. That is, if your offensive starters are playing against them. The 49ers kicked off the season by giving up 362 yards and two touchdowns to Marc Bulger and the Rams. In...Tags: Ricky Williams, Drew Bledsoe, Joey Galloway, Baltimore Ravens, Jamal Lewis
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Déjà through
Tribune staff reporterThe yellow cart raced across the new FieldTurf at the Edward Jones Dome, bound for an unwilling passenger who first wore a look of defiance and then, ultimately, disgust. Bears quarterback Rex Grossman first had refused assistance from lineman Fred...Tags: Rex Grossman, Football, Charles Tillman, Mike Brown (ice hockey), Lovie Smith
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Game 9: Rams feast on 7 turnovers
Sun StaffST. LOUIS - Although the Ravens' defense pulled the plug on "The Greatest Show on Turf," the team's offense became the main source of the St. Louis Rams' electricity last night. Four of the Ravens' seven turnovers led to 20 points as they bowed to the...Tags: Dane Looker, Jonathan Ogden, Travis Taylor, Arts, Brian Billick
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Madison and Surtain: All-Pro corners offset Rams' All-pro receivers
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe Dolphins' defense against St. Louis' All-Pro wide receivers Torry Holt and Isaac Bruce was best displayed as the Rams drove for the tying touchdown to start the second half. On first down from the Dolphins 19, quarterback Marc Bulger -- who said he...Tags: Isaac Bruce, Football, Sam Madison, Jason Taylor, Sammy Knight
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