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NFL and NCAA Football Update… - Giants-Bears highlight Week 10 of NFL (SportsTicker)

Sunday, November 12th, 2006


BRISTOL, Connecticut (Ticker) - The New York Giants are anything but healthy heading into a prime-time showdown against the Chicago Bears.
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NFL and NCAA Football Update… - Bishop back to sidelines after rallying Argos to playoff win 

Tuesday, November 7th, 2006


MISSISSAUGA, Ont. (CP) - The Toronto Argonauts are in the East Division final thanks largely to Michael Bishop, but the backup quarterback knows exactly where he will be when the Argos’ offence takes to the field against the Montreal Alouettes.
Source: news.yahoo.com

Brady’s campaign hits a rough spot 
FOXBOROUGH — It is thought that Tom Brady harbors future political aspirations and this being the election season it was only fitting that last night he was facing off against his primary opposition for the title of NFL’s Best Quarterback. The Brady-Peyton Manning debate will rage on, but Manning was a landslide winner at Gillette Stadium, as he quarterbacked the …
Source: www.boston.com

Inside Slant 
Cincinnati Bengals
Source: www.usatoday.com
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Football News… - Steelers and Seahawks not looking super (AP)

Tuesday, October 31st, 2006


The Pittsburgh Steelers and Seattle Seahawks aren’t looking very super these days. The teams that met in the last Super Bowl are quickly losing sight of next February’s big game. At least Seattle, which lost 35-28 at Kansas City, still is tied for first place in the NFC West, albeit at 4-3. The Seahawks have lost two straight.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Giants sign veteran LB Claiborne (SportsTicker)
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey (Ticker) - With Lavar Arrington gone for the season, the New York Giants bolstered their linebacking corps.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

NFC Team Reports: Week 8 and beyond (SportingNews.com)
Sporting News correspondents provide their unique insight and observations on NFL teams each week. Here’s what to expect.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Burress doing his best not to show up Eli Manning this season (AP)
Resting at home in the offseason, Plaxico Burress popped in videotapes of his first season with the New York Giants and watched the show. It embarrassed him. The problem wasn’t his play. His 76 catches for 1,214 yards and seven touchdowns in 2005 were just a shade under his career season with the Pittsburgh Steelers three years earlier.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Johnson struggles, Brady shines on Monday night (SportsTicker)
BRISTOL, Connecticut (Ticker) - Brad Johnson couldn’t do anything right. Tom Brady could do no wrong.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

For better or worse (Yahoo! Sports)
On Sunday, we saw positive signs from some teams going in the right direction while other franchises continued to take a few steps back.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Don’t take your eyes off the ‘6-5, 230-pound (with a) laser, rocket arm’ (AP)
There are only so many times an athlete can make you sit up and pay attention. Most are lucky if those moments linger for a game or two. Some get a series, others a season. A handful sustain it over the course of a career. A few do it so often we take those performances for granted. Peyton Manning is that guy right now.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Steelers part owner McGinley dies of cancer (AP)
Jack McGinley, the brother-in-law of Pittsburgh Steelers founder Art Rooney Sr. and a part owner of the team, has died of cancer. He was 85. Family members said McGinley, of Pittsburgh, died Saturday. McGinley also was a partner in a wholesale beer company. He was married to the late Marie Ellen Rooney McGinley.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

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Latest Football News… - Bengals get another tough opponent (AP)

Friday, October 20th, 2006


The Cincinnati Bengals survived a tough early schedule. They’re not doing as well against the softer middle part. A week after losing to previously winless Tampa Bay, the Bengals welcome a much better NFC South team, the Carolina Panthers, to Paul Brown Stadium on Sunday. Subplot: Chad Johnson, who has just one touchdown catch this season against Carolina’s Steve Smith, who has re-energized the…
Source: sports.yahoo.com

RB Chris Perry hoping to play Sunday (AP)
In their last two games, the Cincinnati Bengals have converted third downs about as often as Chad Johnson finds himself speechless. Yes, it’s that bad. And Chris Perry thinks he can help. The running back who excels on passing downs rejoined the team in practice this week, having recovered from the knee and ankle operations that wiped out his preseason and sidelined him for the first five games.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

The Rocky Horror “O” (Yahoo! Sports)
Jake Plummer and the Broncos’ anemic offense could keep this team from maximizing its Super Bowl potential.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

FBI questions Milwaukee man in apparent phony bomb threats against NFL stadiums (AP)
FBI agents questioned a 20-year-old Milwaukee man Thursday as they tried to determine who made apparently phony Internet threats of “dirty bomb” attacks at NFL stadiums this weekend. Milwaukee police contacted the FBI on Wednesday night about the man. “From the information we have, we believe he was involved to some extent, but we don’t know at what level,” said FBI agent Douglas E.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Before you gamble on NFL games, you really should take the time to study each week’s matchups and make the best bets possible. What are good bets? Bets where the odds are in your favor. Of course nobody can win every bet, but if you can stack the odds in your favor, you’ll most likely come out ahead at the end of the season. Check back here for up-to-the-minute news stories and gambling tips.

Latest Football News… - Web Gambling Law Could Slash Ad Revenues, and Open Doors 

Sunday, October 8th, 2006


In the aftermath of legislation outlawing U.S. online gambling transactions, ads are expected to dwindle, affiliate sites are scrambling, and newcomers hope to take over.
Source: clickz.com

Week 4 2006 NFL Free Picks 
Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) September 26, 2006 — Sports911.
Source: news.yahoo.com

IN LEHMAN’S TERMS: Let the Games, Gambling Begin on Ivy League Gridiron 
Here is your first installment of Ivy football picks. Now I say first hopefully, because if Im at all decent at this, maybe theyll let me do it every week. As if thats not enough pressure, I didnt re-enter my NFL betting pool and Chris Simms apparently is not a good fantasy quarterback.
Source: www.thecrimson.com

Small number favors Steelers in big game 
The numbers and statistics were against me last week, but for some reason I took the Steelers to win and cover in Jacksonville, where they are now 0-4 in September.
Source: observer-reporter.com

AFC Paydirt: Love and hate 
Here are some things that I love and hate about the 2006 NFL season so far. Sunday night impulse bets This is the first season where Ive been checking out the next weeks lines as soon as the Sunday nighter is done, and Ive …
Source: www.covers.com
Before you gamble on NFL games, you really should take the time to study each week’s matchups and make the best bets possible. What are good bets? Bets where the odds are in your favor. Of course nobody can win every bet, but if you can stack the odds in your favor, you’ll most likely come out ahead at the end of the season. Check back here for up-to-the-minute news stories and gambling tips.

Football News… - Steelers could find more trouble in San Diego (AP)

Friday, October 6th, 2006


Pittsburgh’s bye week came at the right time for the defending NFL champions, losers of two of their first three games. The slow start came with Ben Roethlisberger considered “rusty,” not a designation for the official injury list but one used to describe the early-season play of the QB. Now the Steelers have a trip to San Diego, which lost last week for the first time, allowing the Ravens and…
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Vengeful reaction? (Yahoo! Sports)
A former NFL lineman admits the Albert Haynesworth incident was bad, but suggests it might have been a common act of payback.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Auburn’s Tuberville calls for playoff system
Tommy Tuberville said Wednesday that he has doubts any SEC team can make the national championship game without a playoff system.
Source: sports.espn.go.com

Evans, NC State knock off No. 17 Florida State
Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.
Source: sports.espn.go.com

New Mexico coach reprimanded for criticizing officials
Mountain West Conference officials reprimanded New Mexico head football coach Rocky Long for remarks he made over the officiating during last weekend’s game between New Mexico and Air Force.
Source: sports.espn.go.com

Utah shakes off Boise State blowout, steamrolls TCU
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Source: sports.espn.go.com

Before you gamble on NFL games, you really should take the time to study each week’s matchups and make the best bets possible. What are good bets? Bets where the odds are in your favor. Of course nobody can win every bet, but if you can stack the odds in your favor, you’ll most likely come out ahead at the end of the season. Check back here for up-to-the-minute news stories and gambling tips.

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Thursday, September 28th, 2006


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Before you gamble on NFL games, you really should take the time to study each week’s matchups and make the best bets possible. What are good bets? Bets where the odds are in your favor. Of course nobody can win every bet, but if you can stack the odds in your favor, you’ll most likely come out ahead at the end of the season. Check back here for up-to-the-minute news stories and gambling tips.

NFL and NCAA Football Update… - Dolphins’ Anderson has surgery on triceps; probably out for year (AP)

Wednesday, September 20th, 2006


Miami Dolphins guard Bennie Anderson had surgery Tuesday to repair a torn left triceps tendon and is expected to miss the rest of the season. Anderson suffered the injury in Miami’s 16-6 loss to Buffalo on Sunday. He’s the fourth right guard hurt this season for Miami. Seth McKinney (neck surgery) and Joe Toledo (sprained knee ligament) are on injured reserve, while Joe Berger will miss his third…
Source: sports.yahoo.com

What we’ve learned in 2006 (SI.com)
After just two weeks of the NFL’s regular season, we hold these truths to be self-evident: • Drew Brees…
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All grown up (Yahoo! Sports)
With their stingy D and improved offense, the Jags have matured into a team capable of playing deep into January.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Faster Cotchery catching on for Jets (AP)
The acrobat in Jerricho Cotchery often came out in practice, impressing his New York Jets teammates. The rest of the league is finally getting a chance to see what all the jaw dropping was about. Cotchery gained speed in the offseason and won a starting job after two frustrating years. He has become one of the Jets’ offensive stars and already left his mark on the highlight reels, providing an early…
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Cursed in Carolina (Yahoo! Sports)
A trendy preseason Super Bowl pick, the Panthers have stumbled out of the gate because of offensive woes.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

AFC team reports: Problems appear in Week 2 (SportingNews.com)
The best beat guys in the business take a look at AFC teams each week for Sporting News. Here’s a taste of their latest info and insight.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Jags could use another big game from Taylor against Steelers (AP)
Fred Taylor has a chunk of sod from Three Rivers Stadium prominently displayed in his trophy case. It’s one of his favorite souvenirs and a constant reminder of his best career day, a 234-yard rushing performance at Pittsburgh in 2000. Steelers coach Bill Cowher remembers it well, too. “Fred always seems to get his game up playing against us,” Cowher said.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

At 0-2, Dolphins facing tough road (AP)
The cries of “Jo-ey! Jo-ey!” started in the third quarter and were repeated often by a faction of fans who decided a quarterback change was in order for the Miami Dolphins. Joey Harrington wasn’t flattered. “It made me a bit angry, to be perfectly honest,” the Dolphins’ backup quarterback said Monday, a day after Miami lost its home opener to the Buffalo Bills, 16-6.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Business as usual (Yahoo! Sports)
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Even with his top two targets from last year gone, Tom Brady again delivered down the stretch.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Passing game leads Bears offense (AP)
Their defense is shutting down opponents again and the Chicago Bears are 2-0. OK, so that’s not shocking. They were expected to beat Green Bay and Detroit. And the defense is doing what it did last season when it was one of the league’s stingiest, shutting out the Packers and holding the Lions to seven points.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Lots of extra work in Week 2 (AP)
The Giants and Broncos needed to work longer hours for their first victories this season. The Vikings went to overtime to go 2-0. All three teams came from behind for their wins Sunday, with New York making the biggest comeback, from a 24-7 deficit in the fourth quarter. Eli Manning’s 31-yard touchdown pass to Plaxico Burress with 3:11 left in overtime gave the Giants a 30-24 victory at…
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Betting on the NFL and college football is a national pastime. Every week millions of dollars are bet on the home town favorites with local bookies. People bet even more money with online sports book agencies. Even the major news services publish all the betting stats. If you’re going to bet money on games, you might as well be as informed as possible! Check out this site to get up-to-the-minute information on your favorite teams and this weeks games.

Football News… - Jags play the bully vs. champs

Tuesday, September 19th, 2006


In front of a national audience Monday, Jacksonville shut down Big Ben and the Super Bowl champs. Will the Jaguars get their due now? Maybe, Pete Prisco says. If not now, knocking off the Colts next week in Indy wouldn’t hurt.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Cardinals coach hopes home field revs up ‘inept’ offense (AP)
The Arizona Cardinals are hoping their newfound home-field advantage can help them restart an offense coach Dennis Green labeled “inept” on Monday. One week after Kurt Warner was voted NFC offensive player of the week in Arizona’s season-opening victory over San Francisco, he was blamed, in part, by his coach for the offense’s struggles in Sunday’s 21-10 loss at Seattle.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Saints provide healthy antidote to Katrina aftermath (AP)
Clinical psychologist Mindy Kronenberg says she couldn’t tell the difference between a running back and a quarterback if she had to. She does know one thing, however: The New Orleans Saints’ early-season winning streak is a welcome tonic for a region still struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

NFC team reports: Playmakers wanted (SportingNews.com)
A capsule look at teams in the NFC. For details, select a team for Sporting News’ exclusive teams reports.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Cursed in Carolina (Yahoo! Sports)
A trendy preseason Super Bowl pick, the Panthers have stumbled out of the gate because of offensive woes.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Betting on the NFL and college football is a national pastime. Every week millions of dollars are bet on the home town favorites with local bookies. People bet even more money with online sports book agencies. Even the major news services publish all the betting stats. If you’re going to bet money on games, you might as well be as informed as possible! Check out this site to get up-to-the-minute information on your favorite teams and this weeks games.

NFL and NCAA Football Update… - Jury takes up case of driver in fatal Super Bowl riot crash 

Monday, September 18th, 2006


Prosecutors say a man charged with manslaughter in the death of a Super Bowl reveler was drunk and trying to get away from police as he plowed his car through a crowd celebrating the New England Patriots’ 2004 championship.
Source: www.boston.com

Bruschi Listed As Questionable 
New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi was listed as questionable for the team’s game at the New York Jets on Sunday with a broken right wrist.
Source: www.wmtw.com

Branch won’t sweat paying fines to Pats 
KIRKLAND, Wash. Deion Branch doesn’t mind his almost $600,000 in New England Patriots fines anymore. His holdout-turned-honeymoon has fixed that.
Source: www.insidebayarea.com

Patriots accuse Jets of tampering in Branch negotiations 
The New England Patriots have filed a tampering charge against the Jets in connection with New York’s talks with wide receiver Deion Branch. On Monday, the Patriots traded Branch to Seattle for a first-round choice in next year’s draft.
Source: www.usatoday.com

Preview: Patriots at Jets 
For a decade, Eric Mangini has learned the coaching game from Bill Belichick. He couldnt have chosen a better mentor. So when Mangini faces Belichick for the first time as a head coach Sunday, there will be a warm reunion prior to the New England Patriots kickoff against the New York Jets.
Source: www.rockymountainnews.com

Caldwell gets chance to fill void at receiver 
FOXBORO Reche Caldwell gave himself a passing grade in the New England Patriots’ receiving game Sunday. It felt good to go out there for the first time and play, Caldwell said following the Patriots’ 19-17 season-opening victory over the Buffalo Bills at Gillette Stadium.
Source: www.enterprisenews.com
Betting on pro sports can be a fun and profitable hobby. Some people even make it their profession. Whether you’re a professional gambler or just a passionate fan, you can get the latest information and gambling tips here every week.