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Trading McNabb right move for Eagles
Eagles fans have not known a full-time quarterback other than Donovan McNabb for the past 10 seasons, but they better get used to hearing a new QB's name in 2010.
Sapp coming back to NFL Network
Warren Sapp's legal problems appear to be over. And it appears that Sapp will keep at least one of his two television jobs.
Merlin Olsen: football legend, remarkable human being
Columnist Mike Beacom says that somewhere, in the long list of hats he wore, Merlin Olsen the football star almost gets lost.
New overtime rule doesn't cut it completely
An overtime playoff game can no longer end on a first-possession FG, as did New Orleans' NFC title-game win over Minnesota. We have an idea that just might be a lot more satisfying.
Remembering PFW founder Arthur Arkush
An open letter to PFW founder Arthur S. Arkush from his son Hub Arkush, the current publisher/editor of PFW, 31 years after his father's passing.
A look at NFL's 'Neat 16'
With a tip of his Cubs hat to the NCAA tournament, Dan Arkush identifies 16 pro football celebs who are experiencing their own "March Madness."
2010 looking like Chargers' last hurrah
The Chargers have dominated the AFC West for the better part of six seasons, but heavy personnel losses this offseason — and likely next one as well — could make 2010 their final chance to reach the Super Bowl.
Giants say Umenyiora can earn his spot
DE Osi Umenyiora wasn't happy with his role in the Giants' defense last season, a unit that clearly underachieved. Will he be happy when next season rolls around? Stay tuned.
Five minutes with a legend: Tony Dorsett
Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Dorsett talks about staying in the spotlight as a retired NFL great, being a proud Cowboys alum, his record 99-yard touchdown run and being involved with a new fantasy football game featuring the greatest ...
Texans no longer Super long shots
How well the Texans can cope with the loss of CB Dunta Robinson will go a long way in determining whether they will be contenders in 2010, writes PFW's Mike Wilkening.
Peppers doesn't like spotlight, but that's what he's getting with megadeal
Julius Peppers has a reputation as a guy who takes some plays off, and that may not sit well with Bears fans. However, if he produces anywhere close to the level he's capable of, the praise will overshadow the ...
Bears could maintain blockbuster mentality
Despite their recent denials, don't be stunned if the Bears end up targeting at least one big-name player, like Cardinals WR Anquan Boldin, this offseason.
Proposed OT rule change still not fair
News that the NFL is considering a change in the overtime format piqued the interest of PFW's Hub Arkush, but the proposal on the table still wouldn't make the format fair to both teams, Arkush writes.
L.T. is yet another worn-down runner
Of all the numbers connected with LaDainian Tomlinson, in the end, the number 3,410 is the one that matters most now because it's the one that ended his time in San Diego and as the best running back ...
The RB gem of the 2000 draft
Thomas Jones' second act is one of the finest comeback stories in NFL history. Think, how many skill guys can you name who transformed themselves from bust to one of the NFL's best after the age of 26? How ...
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Cardinals spin their wheels in Atlanta
As good as the Cardinals have been most of the time under Ken Whisenhunt, when they’ve been bad, they’ve been really bad, as was the case in their 41-7 loss in Atlanta that was imperfect in every way.
