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Location American Football News for 8 September 2023
Burrow signs new deal to become NFL's highest-paid player Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has become the highest-paid player in the NFL, agreeing to a five-year, $275m contract extension, according to multiple reports.
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HOF CB Bailey to be honored by Commanders Hall of Fame cornerback Champ Bailey will return to the Commanders as an alumnus for the first time Sunday when he will be honored as Washington's Legend of Game and will serve as an honorary captain.
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Live from Pittsburgh! The Steelers open their doors to Sky Sports NFL On the road again! The Sky Sports NFL team will be live from Pittsburgh for the opening Sunday of the 2023 NFL season as the Steelers host the San Francisco 49ers.
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Campbell: Lions expected to win | Mahomes: Lesson for young players Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell insisted he learned nothing he did not already know about his side as they ignited their season as surprise package candidates by taking down the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chie...
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Mahomes has 'trust' in Chiefs' WRs despite drops Patrick Mahomes acknowledged the impact of Travis Kelce's absence in Thursday night's loss to Detroit but said it's on other players to "step up and make plays."
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Campbell: Lions' Week 1 win at Chiefs 'expected' After a 21-20 win over the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs, Lions coach Dan Campbell said he wasn't surprised by the outcome.
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Highlights: Lions stun Super Bowl champ Chiefs in NFL season opener Highlights of the Detroit Lions against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 1 of the NFL.
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Super Bowl champions Chiefs beaten by Lions in season opener The Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs began their defence in defeat as they were beaten 21-20 by the Detroit Lions at Arrowhead in Thursday night's 2023 season opener.
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QB Flacco hopes to be signed: 'I can still play' Former Super Bowl champion Joe Flacco, 38, enters this season as a free agent hoping he can land with a team at some point: 'I can still play.'
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