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Colts rookie wide receiver T.Y. Hilton looms as dangerous deep threat
The Baltimore SunIndianapolis Colts rookie wide receiver T.Y. Hilton has blazing speed. Compact and explosive, Hilton has run the 40-yard dash in 4.34 seconds. The former Florida International star has been utilizing that acceleration during a stellar first season in...Tags: CBS Corp., T.Y. Hilton, National Football League, Houston Texans, John Lynch
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Hey, Bears, here's your new coach
It’s not that difficult: Identify what’s wrong with the Bears and find a coach who can fix it. The offense is what’s wrong with the Bears. Jon Gruden can fix it. Lovie Smith never fixed it. That’s one of the reasons he was...Tags: Super Bowl, Jay Cutler, National Football League, Sports, Football
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Naming names: Changing the loser ways of Bears coaches
In trying to pare down the list of coaches who should replace Lovie Smith, I have two top choices, and neither is Bill Cowher. It’s not that I don’t like or respect Cowher, it’s that I’m looking for the Bears to make a...
Tags: Super Bowl, New Orleans Saints, Bill Belichick, National Football League, Jacksonville Jaguars
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Discussion: The NFL playoffs
This week's special Thursday edition of our NFL Google+ hangout -- "NFL Slam with Mark and Sam," starring Times NFL columnist Sam Farmer and Mark Thompson of "Mark and Brian" radio fame -- will start at 12:30 p.m. today on this blog post and will cover...
Tags: Christian Ponder, National Football League, Football, Indianapolis Colts, Andy Dalton
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Which Joe Flacco will show up for Ravens against Redskins?
He has thrown his hands up in the air after a dropped pass, angrily ripped off his helmet after a stalled possession and loudly chastised himself after an errant throw. Joe Flacco's body language has been studied and scrutinized since the day he became...
Tags: FedEx Field, Peyton Manning, Torrey Smith, Pittsburgh Steelers, National Football League
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Dear Doctor Z, can watching a Ravens telecast make me ill?
The Baltimore SunBaltimore Ravens fans can’t help but feel frustrated, angry and maybe even sick about what they saw on their TV screens Sunday during a 31-28 loss to the Washington Redskins. But let’s be fair, you can’t blame most of that on lousy...Tags: Marv Albert, Jameel McClain, National Football League, Football, Baltimore Ravens
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Quarterback change reiterates that NFL is foremost a business
The NFL is a business. Easy to say. Hard to swallow. Nowhere was that more evident this week than in San Francisco, where Alex Smith officially lost his starting quarterback job to Colin Kaepernick, who had filled in for him after Smith suffered a...
Tags: Super Bowl, Peyton Manning, New Orleans Saints, National Football Conference, National Football League
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Ray Rice's first down doesn't stand alone in Ravens lore
Ravens fans are still atwitter about Ray Rice's 30-yard mad dash for that game-saving first down Sunday in San Diego, and why not? It brought the Ravens back from the dead. It put them in position to eliminate the Pittsburgh Steelers from AFC North...
Tags: Super Bowl, Football, Art Modell, American Football Conference, Baltimore Ravens
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Albert, Gannon offer solid play-by-play, incredibly lazy analysis of Ravens on CBS
The Baltimore SunI cannot remember watching a football telecast and learning less than I did from the CBS crew Sunday in the Baltimore Ravens 25-15 win over the Cleveland Browns. And the reason for that is simple: Rich Gannon is almost as lazy in his commitment to...Tags: Marv Albert, Jimmy Smith (football), Trent Richardson, Brian Billick, Football
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Breaking down Sunday's Ravens-Raiders matchup with Oakland Tribune beat reporter Jerry McDonald
Every week, I hope to bring you a quick Q&A with someone who covers the Ravens’ opponent that week. On Sunday, the Ravens play the Oakland Raiders at M&T Bank Stadium. Thanks to Jerry McDonald, the Raiders beat writer for the Oakland Tribune and the...
Tags: Reggie McKenzie, National Football League, Football, Darren McFadden, Baltimore Ravens
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Alex Smith, the Bay Area's most improbable hero
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The most improbable, unbelievable throw by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith didn't even hit its intended target. It came last Saturday before Game 1 of the National League division series between the San Francisco...
Tags: National Football Conference, National Football League, Joe Montana, Football, San Francisco Giants
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Coffee Companion (9/19): your daily Ravens fix
The Baltimore SunEvery morning, Monday through Friday, blogger Matt Vensel will hook you up with reading material -- mostly on the Ravens but with some other Baltimore sports stuff, too -- to skim through as you slug down coffee and slack off at the start of your workday....Tags: Wes Welker, Michael Oher, National Football League, Jim Johnson, Troy Patton
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