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Location American Football News for 20 September 2014

No NFL Lead Safe a Cliche That Works

The New York Times - 20 Sep 2014 06:08
The Associated Press awards a Comeback Player of the Year in February. Maybe this season the AP should hand out comeback team honors, too.
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In Domestic Violence Cases, N.F.L. Has a History of Lenience

The New York Times - 20 Sep 2014 03:33
In Domestic Violence Cases, N.F.L. Has a History of Lenience Commissioner Roger Goodell promised stiff discipline for players, but the league's response to domestic abuse charges has been inconsistent.
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When NFL players strap on their pink shoes and gloves in October for the league's annual Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign, it will be doing so with one less sponsor, a notable retreat blamed on the league's handlin...
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Chargers outside linebacker Melvin Ingram has been placed on injured reserve list, designated to return due to a hip injury, the team announced Saturday.
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The Oakland Raiders listed backup quarterback Matt Schaub as out Sunday at New England.
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No Lead Is Too Big, Especially Against the Eagles

The New York Times - 20 Sep 2014 22:30
No Lead Is Too Big, Especially Against the Eagles Chip Kelly's Philadelphia team has rallied from 14-point and 17-point deficits to win both of its games to start the season.
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On Pro Football: Regardless of Defeats, Coughlin Won't Lose His Passion Giants Coach Tom Coughlin has not only endured adversity but also become the paternalistic coaching face of New York.
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Essay: As Life Imitates Brutal Sport, Cheers Have Uneasy Resonance Sunday's game between the Chicago Bears and the San Francisco 49ers showed just how entangled the N.F.L.'s manufactured world of make-believe is with the hard realities of American life.
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Welker's Return Brings More Concussion Questions

The New York Times - 20 Sep 2014 18:26
Wes Welker's receiving stats over a productive NFL career are impressive. Still, there's another set of numbers associated with him that cannot be ignored: three concussions, nine months.
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Instead of specific solutions, commissioner provides contradiction, generalities
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N.F.L. Roundup: New Policy on Substance Abuse Reduces Josh Gordon's Ban to 10 Games The N.F.L. and its players association said Friday that they had finished overhauling their substance abuse policy, less than a week after they updated similar policies for performance-enhancing drugs.
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NFL's Ravens Knew About Rice Video Within Hours: ESPN

The New York Times - 20 Sep 2014 04:11
The Baltimore Ravens knew about the video of star running back Ray Rice knocking out his then-girlfriend in an elevator within hours of the assault and the NFL team later sought leniency for him, ESPN reported on Friday.
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Name Brand: 'Redskins' Doomed Debate: Pizza Edition

The New York Times - 20 Sep 2014 01:54
A pizza chain in Washington offers a 'Redskins' sale. Six hours later, it apologizes.
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Column: Oh, Roger, You Still Don't Get It

The New York Times - 20 Sep 2014 01:17
Oh, Roger, you still don't get it.
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Arizona coach Bruce Arians says Drew Stanton will start at quarterback when the Cardinals play the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.
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