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Jun 19 2009

Donte Stallworth suspended indefinitely

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Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth has been suspended indefinitely by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Stallworth’s suspension is a result of his pleading guilty to DUI manslaughter when he hit and killed 59 year old Mario Reyes with his Bentley while Reyes was on his way home from work. Stallworth receives 30 days in jail for killing a  man and Michael Vick gets 18 months for running a dog fighting operation and killing dogs. Something seems wrong about that to me. Read the full story on usatoday.com

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Apr 22 2009

William “The Refrigerator” Perry hospitalized

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Former Chicago Bear’s defensive lineman William “The Refrigerator” Perry is in a South Carolina hospital and said to be in serious condition.

Perry who is 46 has a disorder called Guillain-Barre Syndrome which is a chronic inflammation disorder of the peripheral nerves.

Perry’s nephew Purnell Perry told the Chicago Sun Times that his uncle is doing much better and is expected to recover.

Perry who tipped the scales at 300+ pounds was a defensive lineman but became famous when coach Mike Ditka used him as a running back on short yardage plays. He scored a touchdown in the Chicago Bears 1986 win over the New England Patriots.

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Apr 16 2009

John Madden retires

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John Madden, longtime NFL broadcast analyst and former Oakland Raiders head coach has announced his retirement form the broadcast booth. Madden started his broadcast career in 1979 after a 10 year run as the Oakland Raiders head coach. He led the Oakland Raiders to their first Super Bowl victory and at 33 was at the time the youngest head coach in what was then the AFL.

His last telecast was the most recent Super Bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals. He had a fear of flying and would often to travel to games in his own specially equipped bus. His Madden NFL game is the most popular sports game of all time

His last job in the booth was for NBC for the past 3 seasons and before that he did the Monday night games on ABC. He got his start in broadcasting in 1979 for CBS right after he quit as head coach for the Raiders.

He is 73 years old and will be celebrating his 50th wedding anniversary this year.. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006.

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Apr 03 2009

Giants release Plaxico Burress

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I just saw this short story on ESPN’s website,the New York Giants have released wide reciever Plaxico Burress. Burress is dealing with gun charges stemming from his shooting himself in the leg at a night club last season.

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Apr 02 2009

Jay Cutler denies he “wants to be traded” from Bronco’s

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It looks like Denver Bronco’s quarterback Jay Cutler is back pedaling from his earlier claims that he was demanding to be traded. He spoke with Fox Sports.com’s Jay Glazer at the UFC Fight Night 18 in Nashville Wednesday night and said he was shocked when he heard Bronco’s owner Pat Bowlen’s statement saying that Cutler would be traded per his request.

When new Bronco’s head coach Josh McDaniel took over and let word get out that he was trying to get then New England Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel that made Jay Cutler mad which I don’t blame him in the least.

Thats what started the whole mess,Cutler was feeling like he was unwanted and you can’t really blame him for feeling that way. Yet I don’t get why he’s telling Jay Glazer now all of the sudden that he never wanted to be traded.

It sure don’t make him look good in the eyes of the fans. He appears to be a spoiled rich athlete who’s not getting his way and now that the owner has called his bluff hes backing off the wanting to be traded talk.

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