 Mike Vrabel will most likely try to move onto greener pastures this off-season as he is set to become an unrestriced free Agent in March.
What does that mean for the Kansas City Chiefs? As far as productivity on the field, not much. Vrabel had a productive season starting 14 games in his one year with the Chiefs. He racked up 53 tackles and two sacks, which was solid for a veter...
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 The writing is most certainly on-the-wall in South Bend. Charlie Weis' head coaching experiment is all but over at the University of Notre Dame.
Weis has already acknowledged his inevitable departure by stating that his record isn't "good enough" at the moment to be the Notre Dame head football coach. If you needed a more definitive reason why Charlie Weis won't be in Notre Dame next...
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 We know the big names; Redskins, Cowboys, Giants, etc. Where does your team rank on the Forbes list?
After checking out the list some of you might be surprised, and some of you might be worried about your team leaving for London, example: Minnesota Vikings.
What you may not be a shock to you is that the Cowboys topped the list. However, what I thought was a surprise was that th...
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 Mike Brown.....hmmmm....when you think of Mike Brown the memory brings back flashes of brilliance at the safety position. You remember a load of interceptions brought back for touchdowns. You remember game winning defensive touchdowns. You remember a Bears team that was carried by its defense throughout the entire season. You remember Mike Brown as a top safety in the NFL and a Pro Bowl in 200...
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 As reported by the Kansas City Star earlier today regarding Patriots Linebacker Mike Vrabel, it has been confirmed that he is now a Chief.
33 year-old Vrabel has enjoyed the glory days with New England with Pioli. Now Vrabel will follow Pioli to KC to possibly finish out his career.
The terms of the trade are undisclosed, however, it's been speculated that multiple draft picks were used to obt...
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 It has been speculated for a few weeks now and today it's official -Scott Pioli, previous VP of player personnel in New England, is nowrunning the show in Kansas City.
After a hush-hush meeting last week with Denny Thum and Chief'schairman Clark Hunt, Pioli has agreed to terms to be the leader of theorganization. The terms of the agreement have not been made public asof yet.
What does this mean ...
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