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@terrellowensMinutes away from meeting @IyanlaVanzant on the short journey to #fixmylife. Lord knows I need somebody's help. lol! Lord bless this day.@terrellowensBeen an emotional
The Philadelphia Soul, part-owned by NFL great and ESPN guru Ron Jaworski, have offered Tebow a job to play in the AFL, according to the Los Angeles Times. Jaworski, who isn't shy to criticize Tebow in his day job, had some things to
"It's going to be very hard, after you lose that much chemistry," Lewis told USA TODAY Sports. "But who knows? It's unpredictable, as always. Hopefully, they try to pull enough together, use their youth and try to make a run. But it's hard to try that formula. That formula usually doesn't work."
Technically, Tim Tebow still has a job with the New York Jets, but we all know what's going to happen at some point this offseason. He's going to be released.
And the only reason he's going to be released is because the Jets can't find a trade partner to take him off their hands.
And the only reason the Jets can't find a trade partner to take Tebow off their hands is because he is not a very good quarterback (and that's being nice).
So, is it time for Tebow to give up on the NFL since not one
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The Philadelphia Eagles re-signed Michael Vick on Monday to a one-year deal for the 2013 season, the team announced. Vick could make as much as $10 million next season, according to a league source.
This contract replaces the long-term contract Vick had signed in 2011 and he now is scheduled to be a free agent after next season.
But this season he will quarterback new coach Chip Kelly's offense. Kelly will address the media at a news conference later Tuesday.
"I feel like this is the perfect sit
Andy Reid spent much of Thursday in negotiations to become the Kansas City Chiefs' coach, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press.
The discussions followed nine hours of talks Wednesday that went well enough that Reid canceled plans to interview for other openings, the person told the AP.
Athletes, coaches and fans are a superstitious lot. When the stakes get high, you can't even say the word "jinx" without touching off a flurry of groaning and salt-throwing.
So why, on the eve of their biggest game this year, are fans of theAlabama Crimson Tide tempting fate in this manner?
As you may have heard, there's kind of an important football game happening Saturday in Atlanta. This game will determine the champion of this group ofcollege football