LT runs away with MVP award in NFL history year
LaDainian Tomlinson of the San Diego Chargers captured the AP NFL MVP, piling up a 14-2 AFC record, a league rushing title with 1815 yards, 31 touchdowns including a 40 year single season mark, 56 catches, and two passing scores. He won 44 of 50 votes, with Drew Brees and Peyton Manning also receiving ballots.
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Cowher leaves Steelers after 15 seasons in Pittsburgh
AP reports Bill Cowher informed owner Dan Rooney of his decision to depart the Steelers, triggering a rapid coaching search. Ken Whisenhunt and Russ Grimm are leading contenders as Pittsburgh weighs options and minority candidates. Cowher cites family reasons and Raleigh residence as key factors while denying burnout.
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Taylor tops Champ as top defender
Jason Taylor won the AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year for the 2006 season with Miami finishing 6 10. He posted 62 tackles 13 1 2 sacks 14 hurries 2 interceptions both for TDs 11 passes defensed and 10 forced fumbles while the Dolphins ranked fourth on defense. Champ Bailey of Denver was a close vote runner up.
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Shell's second stint as Raiders coach ends
Al Davis fired Art Shell after Oakland finished with a 2-14 season the franchise’s worst since 1962. The Raiders endured three coaching changes in four years, posting a 15-49 record and suffering a league-worst 168 points and 72 sacks while under Shell.
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Chiefs QB Trent Green says ready for Saturday
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Trent Green practiced fully on Thursday and said he will be ready for Saturday's playoff game at Indianapolis. He missed eight games this year with a concussion and ankle sprain but reports improving range of motion and no torn tissue after Sunday a victory over Jacksonville.
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Browns Will Not Retain Robiskie as Receivers Coach
The Cleveland Browns, under coach Romeo Crennel, will overhaul their offensive staff after a 4-12 season. Wide receivers coach Terry Robiskie, interim head coach for five games in 2004, will depart, with further changes anticipated within 24 to 48 hours. Braylon Edwards faced discipline issues this season amid broader staff shakeups.
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