Football News
Sibling Rivalry With Midwestern Sense
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 22:36
Through opposite demeanors, Jim and John Harbaugh approach the game of football with the same philosophy, relying on a run-heavy offense and stout defense sown from the gridirons of the Midwest.
San Francisco's Staley Can Laugh About His Tears Now
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 22:33
San Francisco 49ers tackle Joe Staley is a key component in the offensive line that will protect quarterback Colin Kaepernick in Sunday's Super Bowl but the two-time Pro Bowl selection initially hated the position so muc...
Ravens Deep Threat Smith Mentored by Boldin in Super Run
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 22:30
Deep threat Torrey Smith overcame a family tragedy this season to help fuel the Baltimore Ravens offense in their run to the Super Bowl and he credits fellow receiver Anquan Boldin with helping him.
Culliver to have sensitivity training, help youth
Sports Illustrated - 2 Feb 2013 21:21
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver will begin sensitivity training and education immediately after the Super Bowl following his anti-gay remarks this week, then start volunteer work with at...
Culliver to Have Sensitivity Training, Help Youth
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 20:45
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver will begin sensitivity training and education immediately after the Super Bowl following his anti-gay remarks this week, then start volunteer work with at-risk homosexual you...
Culpepper: Moss still has it
Sky Sports - 2 Feb 2013 19:58
Daunte Culpepper would not be surprised if former team-mate Randy Moss steals the show when the San Francisco 49ers face the Baltimore Ravens at Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday.
Louisiana Native Carville Plays Politics With Goodell
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 19:21
Democratic strategist, political pundit and media guru James Carville admits there are few things he's more passionate about than the New Orleans Saints.
What It All Means, From Squib Kicks to Salsa Stains
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 19:09
Some experts say it takes about 10,000 hours of intense study to learn a language, but for fans looking to become fluent in football before the Super Bowl, here is a primer.
How To Fix The Hall
Sports Illustrated - 2 Feb 2013 17:31
The Pro Football Hall of Fame, which elects new members today, wants fan suggestions on the voting process. That's good, says Jim Trotter, because that process is surely broken.
Jefferson Leads Jazz Past Blazers 86-77
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 07:00
Al Jefferson had 21 points, including two one-handed shots in the lane to clinch the victory, and the Utah Jazz beat the Portland Trail Blazers 86-77 on Friday night.
Clayton: Clash years in the making
ESPN - 2 Feb 2013 04:58
The Harbaugh brothers' lifelong competition moves to one of the biggest stages
Arbitrators select Rams' plan for dome fixes
ESPN - 2 Feb 2013 04:09
A panel of arbitrators has ruled in favor of a $700 million plan by the Rams to renovate the Edward Jones Dome.
Deep Thoughts: Long Ball Could Carry Ravens to Win
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 03:24
Fear the dreadlocks, San Francisco.
Group wants less hits in youth football practices
ESPN - 2 Feb 2013 01:58
It defies logic that there are now far more precautions taken to protect NFL players from head trauma than youth and high school football players, said several current or former NFL players speaking on behalf of a group ...
League and Union Still at Odds Over Player Safety
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 01:57
More than a year after the National Football League (NFL) and the players' union (NFLPA) reached an agreement to end their bitter labor dispute, deep divisions remain.
New Orleans: A Tale of 2 Cities Since Katrina
The New York Times - 2 Feb 2013 01:55
In many ways, New Orleans has come back stronger than ever since Hurricane Katrina. The restaurant scene is thriving. The hotels are packed. The Superdome has received a glamorous makeover. The French Quarter rocks into ...
Man In The Middle
Sports Illustrated - 2 Feb 2013 01:08
Mitch Ross is in the midst of the Ray Lewis controversy. Michael Rosenberg says Ross isn't the first to sell unproven remedies and unscientific solutions to famous athletes.
Daughter of former Bear pleads guilty to fraud
ESPN - 2 Feb 2013 00:54
The daughter of a former Chicago Bears player has pleaded guilty to fraud after collecting money from an NFL pension plan years after her father's death.
Ex-Steeler Rainey pleads no contest, pays fines
ESPN - 2 Feb 2013 00:06
Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Chris Rainey has pled no contest to a charge of disorderly conduct and paid nearly $500 in fines and court costs as a result of his arrest last month after an altercation with a wo...