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Greg Blue
Greg Blue is a safety for the Minnesota Vikings, wearing number 20. 2006 is his first year as a professional football player. He played in college at Georgia. Greg Blue is 6 feet, 2 inches and weighs 216 pounds. Here you can recommend...
Greg Blue is a safety for the Minnesota Vikings, wearing number 20. 2006 is his first year as a professional football player. He played in college at Georgia. Greg Blue is 6 feet, 2 inches and weighs 216 pounds. Here you can recommend links and photos or discuss Greg Blue and the Vikes.
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Two former Abilene Christian players now members of the Chicago Bears were injured in the second half of Monday night’s 36-30 overtime win over the Minnesota Vikings.
Rookie receiver Johnny Knox injured an ankle at the end of a 31-yard kickoff return. Knox appeared to lose his footing during the return on a slippery field and a Vikings player fell on Knox while he was prone on the field. Knox was taken off the field in a cart.
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OUCH!! The Vikes and their legions suffered the epitome of a heartbreaker at Soldier Field (Monday) night. The true pity is that the end result would have been much different if they had played the first two quarters of the game with even half the intens
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(AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato)Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre (4) is sacked by Chicago Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris (91) in the first quarter of an NFL football game in Chicago, Monday, De...
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Sidney Rice made a leaping touchdown catch of a fourth-down pass from Brett Favre with 16 seconds left in regulation Monday night and the Minnesota Vikings rallied to tie the Chicago Bears 30-30from NewsChannel 8
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- Bears and Vikes tied after regulation (sports.yahoo.com)
Usually, when you are 10-2, you don't get asked that question.
It was one year ago today that the Arizona Cardinals clinched their first NFC West title, and the first time they had seen the playoffs since 1998.
At the time, I wrote an article called "How Good ARE The Arizona Cardinals?". In my article, I stated that they came from a weak division, had to rely too much on the pass, had an easy schedule, and needed more than a veteran QB to win...
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