Hall of Fame class includes Moss Urlacher Owens Lewis
Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrines eight members including Randy Moss Brian Urlacher Terrell Owens Ray Lewis Bobby Beathard Jerry Kramer and Robert Brazile. Induction ceremony in August in Canton Ohio with first year eligible stars and veteran contributors noted.
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Spotlight on Players to Watch in Super Bowl LII
Spotlight profiles five players for the Eagles and Patriots. Tom Brady aims for a sixth title despite a hand injury scare. Fletcher Cox anchors the Eagles defense as they pressure Brady. Ajayi, traded from Miami, brings backfield punch alongside Blount as Philadelphia pursues a ground game edge.
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Eagles and Patriots Face Key Names Before Super Bowl LII
Philadelphia star Fletcher Cox anchors the defense as the Eagles seek to control the line. Nick Foles leads the offense after a dramatic playoff run, while Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler could again be a decisive game changer against the dangerous aerial attack.
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Foles Faces Patriots in a High Stakes Super Bowl Spotlight
Nick Foles, thrust into the starting role after Carson Wentz injury, seeks a historic upset as the Eagles face the favored Patriots. New England relies on Rob Gronkowski's return from concussion checks and the steady impact of veterans like LeGarrette Blount and Chris Long, who both won with New England last year.
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Brady wins NFL MVP for third time at age 40
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady earned his third NFL Most Valuable Player award after a 16 game season amassing 4,577 passing yards and 32 touchdowns with eight interceptions. Teammate Julian Edelman accepted the honor on Brady's behalf as Los Angeles Rams figures dominated the other awards.
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