Detroit Lions: the Evidence Keeps Mounting Against Ndamukong Suh
Given Ndamukong Suh's illustrious college career (which includes holding such esteemed awards like the Associated Press College Football Player of the Year Award, Chuck Bednarik Award, Lombardi Award and Outland Trophy) there seemed to be irrefutable evidence that Suh would enter, and perhaps even exit, the NFL as the best defensive lineman to ever play in the league.
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NFL: 10 Questions Worth Asking Heading into Week 6
Now is the time of year that the great illusion of the NFL starts to rear its ugly yet colorful head. It's the illusion which, given the wealth of "information" provided to us on a weekly basis, makes us think that we are somehow, actually, "informed".
That information is skewed, slanted, and jaded. The truth of the matter is that records aren't telling the whole story, good teams are hiding a lot of flaws, and questions continue to linger with teams that many prognosticators picked to be widely successful heading into the season.
It's time to answer 10 intriguing questions heading into Week 6:
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in Detroit Lions, Matt Ryan, Philip Rivers, dallas cowboys, jets, miami dolphins, philadelphia eagles, san
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Loss Proves the Hurricanes Lack Real Advantages
A quiet optimism was building around the potential success of the Miami Hurricanes after their win against Ohio State. The winning formula for the Hurricanes moving forward would be their potent running attack led my Lamar Miller and a supposed stifling defense led by Sean Spence.
Saturday's loss to Kansas State proved that formula is nothing more than lab notes scribbled down in hurried fashion by a scientist desperately searching for a cure to a seemingly incurable disease.
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10 Keys for the Hurricanes Putting the Past Behind Them and Having a Successful Season
The considerable amount of Sports Noise that had engulfed and threatened to dismantle the Miami Hurricanes football program the past four weeks seems to, at least for now, be coming to a grinding hault.
Gone for the present moment are the overzealous voices of media pundits spewing attention grabbing catch phrases like "death penalty" and "lack of institutional control".
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Jerry Rice Joins the List of Sports Pundits Spewing Hot Air
Which criticism coming out of the media cesspool of supposed information (which really constitutes noise) the last few days is also the most ridiculous?
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