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Shotgunning Red Bulls, 15 pounds of crawfish and lining up against The Rock: The best Ed Orgeron stories
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Wednesday, 08 January 2020 05:25
Joe Burrow was on a recruiting visit to Louisiana. As a kid from Ohio, he wanted a taste of the local culture. And if anyone knew Louisiana culture, it's Ed Orgeron, the LSU coach who grew up in bayou country and now leads the state's beloved football program. So when the pair went out to dinner in May, Burrow anticipated…
Lewis on interviews: Can't tell owners who to hire
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Wednesday, 08 January 2020 08:07
Marvin Lewis, who was one of only two known candidates to interview for the Dallas Cowboys' head-coaching position, says he is fine with how the process went despite not getting the job."There's a lot bigger problems than myself out there," Lewis told ESPN's Golic and Wingo on Wednesday when asked about the NFL's Rooney Rule and how it relates to…
Brady on Instagram: 'I still have more to prove'
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Wednesday, 08 January 2020 06:49
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady had said in the immediate aftermath of Saturday's playoff loss to the Tennessee Titans that it was "probably unlikely" and "hopefully unlikely" that he would retire, and now he has expanded on the topic, writing on social media that he has more to prove.In an Instagram post Wednesday morning, Brady wrote,…
Music City Miracle turns 20: How it happened, where the players are now
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Wednesday, 08 January 2020 04:33
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The most iconic play in Tennessee Titans' history turns 20 on Wednesday.Tennessee trailed the Buffalo Bills by a point with 16 seconds to play in an AFC wild-card playoff game on Jan. 8, 2000, when Kevin Dyson caught the second of two laterals and raced 75 yards -- and the "Music City Miracle" was born.The thing is,…
Lunacy and luck: Our picks for the 10 greatest plays in NFL playoff history
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Wednesday, 08 January 2020 04:31
They elicit delight and dismay, depending upon where your fandom resides, of course. But they never disappoint. Not when you take into account the sheer lunacy and, well, luck involved. They are the best postseason plays in NFL history, as voted on by a panel of ESPN reporters who cover the league.The usual suspects are here, from the Immaculate Reception…
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