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This Fool Almost Made Me Cry: Plaxico Burress Gets Deep

By Marv87 on  From balljunkie.com
Earlier today, NY Jets wideout Plaxico Burress decided to hit up Russell Simmons’ Global Grind blog after he heard the news about 48 people getting shot in NY this past weekend. Check out what the former Super Bowl champ had to say below (warning…get your Kleenex ready): After forty eight people were shot in New York City this weekend, I felt the need to get this off of my chest. This doesn’t really have anything to do with football, but just what I can do to help young people in the...Read Full Story

Dear Plaxico Burress: Just Shut the Hell Up

By RantSports on  From rantsports.com
Published: 7 minutes ago Tweet Jeff Shull New York Giants, Houston Texans, Texas A&M Football Featured Columnist RANT It! Mark J. Rebilas-US PRESSWIRE In an interview with Men’s Journal back in June just after his release from prison, former Giants receiver Plaxico Burress aired some demons he had building up while inside the joint. He mostly chastised Tom Coughlin for the way he handled Burress’ situation. Instead of...Read Full Story

Palmer trade will have long-lasting impact on Raiders, Bengals - SI.com

By CoolAmp on  From sportsillustrated.cnn.com
ESPN Palmer trade will have long-lasting impact on Raiders, Bengals SI.com In July, someone close to Cincinnati owner Mike Brown explained to me clearly the near- and long-term future of Carson Palmer , the quarterback who said he'd rather retire than return to play for the Bengals, though he had a contract with Cincinnati ... Raiders acquire Carson Palmer from Bengals CNN ESPN: Bengals QB Carson Palmer will be traded to Raiders USA Today Carson Palmer trade could set back Raiders for years...Read Full Story

Plaxico Burress Walks Out Of Prison & Into Free Agency (Sort of)

By Marv87 on  From balljunkie.com
After nearly two years behind bars, Plaxico Burress was released from  Oneida Correctional Facility Monday morning ( June 6th) to continue on with not only his life, but presumably his NFL career: “I just want to thank God for bringing me through one of the most trying times in my life,” he said to reporters outside the prison. “It’s a beautiful day. It’s a beautiful day to be reunited with my family. I want to go home and spend some quality time with them.” “I’d like to thank everybody...Read Full Story

Back In Business: Roger Goodell Reinstates Plaxico Burress

By Marv87 on  From balljunkie.com
Plaxico Burress has been offically reinstated by NFL Commissioner  Rodger Goodell  as a NFL player after serving a two year prison term for gun charges. Now it’s time for Plax to find a home. Teams like the  Giants , Jets ,  Steelers , and Eagles  have reportedly shown interest in his services. Today, he is scheduled to have dinner with his former head coach,  Tom Couglin  of the NY Giants, before he meets with Mike Tomlin  presumably on Saturday. Giants’ co-owner John Mara stated on...Read Full Story
But general manager Rick Spielman confirmed Thursday the Vikings "will be moving on" without Moss. The 35-year-old didn't play last season, but he announced this week he plans to return to the NFL. Spielman says Moss is a "great player" but that the ...  
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If you're a Vikings fan, there was some good and bad in what NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock had to ... the good news is the Vikings will have their pick of the best player at all of the positions they're looking to fill.  
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There was a time when men, in the twilight of their careers, walked regally off into the sunset and were rarely seen or heard from again. What we were left with was the legend, the legacy of a man not a broken down shell of former glory. Then Brett Favre happened.  
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Talk about potential trades in the upcoming 2012 NFL draft have mostly been centered around the likely ransom that the St. Louis Rams will hold on their No. 2 pick, and for good reason. Teams that need a quarterback right now should do whatever it takes to ...  
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The 2011 NFL season was a banner year for the Cincinnati Bengals. They drafted two future stars in Andy Dalton and A.J. Green and also made the playoffs for the first time since 2009.Bengals GM Mike Brown was consistently praised throughout the season—most notably after Carson Palmer was traded to the Oakland Raiders.The success of this fresh, young Bengals team has many fans believing it is a turning point in the franchise's less than stellar...  
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For as great as Brett Favre was throughout his NFL career, if there's anything we learned about his time spent after Green Bay, it's that he should have retired sooner than later. Despite his magical season in 2009 where he threw for 33 touchdowns to just ...  
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The Philadelphia Eagles lacked diversity in their receiving corps this season and, with DeSean Jackson's future up in the air, the team has a glaring need at the position heading into the offseason. That's why pursuing impending free-agent Plaxico Burress ...  
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Free agency opens on March 13 and the Bengals, who have more cap space than most teams thanks to dumping the contracts of both Carson Palmer and Chad Ochocinco on other teams, could look to improve their team by signing a couple of guys that could fill holes on the depth chart. Likewise, there's a handful of their own players that, if they don't get re-signed, could fill the holes on another team. CBSSports.com's Pete Prisco...  
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Three days after leading the New York Giants to another Super Bowl title, Eli Manning is one NFL player who's liked ... we'll also count unemployed NFL receiver Terrell Owens (eighth, at 45 percent). While Vick and Burress aren't a surprise ...  
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Though No. 85 is now a role player, he's grateful for the opportunity to win his first ring and appreciates the Bengals' role in getting him here. "I sent everyone ... "What I do is I think back to all I've been through just to get to the NFL in general.  
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