Mornhinweg named Lions coach replacing Moeller
Marty Mornhinweg offensive coordinator for the 49ers was hired to replace Gary Moeller as Detroit Lions coach. He interviewed with the Lions after Matt Millen became president, with ESPN reporting a five year roughly $5 million deal. The Lions were set to introduce him.
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Quarterbacks face past demons and renewed chances
The article profiles Kerry Collins and Trent Dilfer as they rebuild after troubled pasts. Collins rose from a troubled start with the Panthers to a strong Giants comeback, while Dilfer, backing up Banks with the Ravens, led a late-season stretch and faces a tough Gotham defense recalling his worst game moments.
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Meyer named senior associate athletics director at Iowa
Iowa Athletics Director Bob Bowlsby named Jane Meyer senior associate athletics director helping smooth the post merger transition of the men’s and women’s departments. Meyer, former NCAA educational outreach head, returns to Iowa with long track in university athletics and starts after nearly eight years away.
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Theismann Works Out With Ravens In Tampa Practice
Theismann, Super Bowl winner with Washington in 1983, joined the Ravens for 7on-7 drills in Tampa. He completed four of six passes, including a long completion to Marcus Nash, while coach Brian Billick praised his arm. Ravens also worked in shoulder pads and helmets. Giants tackle Luke Petitgout left practice with an ankle injury, later returning, as safety Shaun Williams and cornerback Reggie Stephens managed minor ailments.
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Faulk Wins NFL Player of the Year Honor
St. Louis Rams tailback Marshall Faulk adds NFL player of the year to his AP MVP and offensive player awards. He set a league record with 26 touchdowns and 2,189 total yards despite missing two games, rushing 1,359 yards at 5.4 yards per carry.
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