Noteworthy London to stage regular season NFL game
London will host the NFLs first regular season game outside North America as part of an international growth push. Possible 2007 opponents include theMiami Dolphins and New York Giants with Wembley Stadium or Twickenham as venues.
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Conference Championship Playoffs Matchups Listed
NFC game features New Orleans at Chicago at 2 p.m. on FOX. AFC game pits New England at Indianapolis at 5 30 p.m. on CBS. Gazette wire services.
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From Night of Odds to Bears Victory in Seattle
Gould and Davis rose from odd jobs and walk-ons to key Bears players in a 27-24 playoff clincher over the Seahawks. Gould nailed a 49 yard winner after a 41 yard tying kick, while Davis caught four passes for 84 yards and helped fuel the late drive. Gould, Penn State standout undrafted, had been waived by two teams and worked construction before joining Chicago. Davis, a former Arena Football player and Los Angeles kid, fought long odds to become an NFL receiver and contribute in the fifth career scorer season at Penn State. The win sets up a trip to New Orleans and potentially Miami for the Super Bowl.
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Vinatieri Seeks Rest of Playoff Glory Against Ex-Team
Adam Vinatieri, the Colts clutch kicker, eyes an AFC title showdown with the Patriots. He has hit all eight playoff field goals this postseason and reinforced his reputation as the NFL’s best late-game kicker. The former Patriots connection adds dramatic tension to Indy’s bid for a fourth straight win.
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Shula emerges as Dolphins coaching candidate
Mike Shula interviewed for the Miami Dolphins job, boosting odds by name recognition as son of Don Shula. Former Alabama coach went 26-22 in four seasons, fired after 6-6 2006 finish, with Nick Saban replacing him. Other candidates include Jim Mora and Chan Gailey as 12 coaches were interviewed in round one.
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