Nothing says Super Bowl fandom like dressing up as Tom Coughlin and walking around Times Square with a headset on and throwing red challenge flags at people walking down the street.
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As the days dwindle till the Super Bowl, the intensity of “Gronkowski Ankle Watch” has predictably increased with what seems like each passing hour. Fortunately for New England fans, the injury news is trending in a positive direction. Last night was the first time we saw the record-breaking tight end without a walking boot, justifying [...]
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Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick has put up chips, pies and bowls of New England Clam Chowder up against New York Governor Mario Cuomo’s bagels, yogurt and cheesecake.
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Normally, when an NFL event is shut down due to “extreme winds” it’s due to the Jets’ Rex Ryan making outlandish predictions in a press conference after winning their first game of the season. Since everyone knows the Jets have been at home for over a month, and wouldn’t be dumb enough to be seen hanging around the Super Bowl, it looks as though Mother Nature is to blame for organizers being forced to shut down the NFL Experience in downtown Indy today.
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There’s somethings that can only be resolved by talking it out and other things that can only be settled on the field. The war between Tom Brady and Tim Tebow, it could only be settled one way…
A rap battle
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With the loss of Offensive Coordinator Bill O’Brien to the Penn State gig inevitable, the New England Patriots will look to familiar face, Josh McDaniels to fill the coaching void. He is apparently serving as an “offensive assistant,” which likely means he’ll specialize in providing “I used to be head coach of your opponent this weekend” advice.
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Hall of Fame baller, Charles Barkley hosted Saturday Night Live tonight, and one sketch hit home for sports fans more than any other SNL skit ever has. Barkley, now a TNT commentator, featured a skit for a new app he calls the Postgame Translator App.
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The NFL confirmed this week that Madonna will be the halftime act at Super Bowl 46 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis this February. The original Lady Gaga, Madonna has somehow never performed at the Super Bowl, but was scheduled to play the Super Bowl 34 in 2000, until a scheduling conflict forced her to cancel.
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It’s rare for coaches and players of an opposing team to release a statement when an opponent retires, but in the case of 15 year veteran Jason Taylor, the Patriots’ Tom Brady and Bill Belichick made a humorous exception to that rule.
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