Coaches pose with Lombardi Trophy before Super Bowl
Miami Friday photo session shows Tony Dungy and Lovie Smith, first black head coaches to reach the big game, sharing a moment with the Lombardi Trophy. Dungy and Smith have known each other since 1996 when Dungy hired Smith in Tampa Bay as linebackers coach.
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Chicago Balances Mass and Super Bowl Fervor
In Chicago a 5 p.m. Mass at Nativity of Our Lord Parish will skip sermons to let worshippers catch kickoff at 5:25 p.m. The priest will ring bells for Bears scores. Local businesses adjust hours and arts venues weave game references into Sunday performances.
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Grossman eyes Super Bowl win to silence critics
Rex Grossman aims to cement his Chicago Bears tenure by winning the Super Bowl and joining a select group of quarterbacks who have led the franchise to a title. The feature recalls past Bears QBs from Sid Luckman to Jim McMahon and notes the franchise’s long search for stability at quarterback.
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