NFL Pro Bowl Honors and Awards Recap From Shapiro
Leonard Shapiro recaps 1997 NFL awards and honors across the AFC and NFC. Highlights include Randall Cunningham and Terrell Davis as Offensive MVP candidates, John Randle and Junior Seau as Defensive MVP choices, Randy Moss as Offensive Rookie of the Year, Charles Woodson as Defensive Rookie of the Year, Bill Parcells as AFC Coach of the Year, Dennis Green as NFC Coach of the Year, Amani Toomer’s Play of the Year, and Reggie White Comeback of the Year with Buffalo’s late playoff push and the Browns sale price at 530 million dollars.
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Fryar to retire after 15 NFL seasons with Eagles
Irving Fryar announced his retirement after the final game of his 15th season with the Philadelphia Eagles. The No. 1 pick in the 1984 draft reflected on a long, eventful career that included a Super Bowl appearance and a 1-15 season, saying he is done with football and will not seek to play elsewhere. He cautioned his family moves and age limited his production this year.
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College Football Bowl Odds and Schedule Highlights
A dense recap of late December and early January college football bowl matchups and betting lines. Includes team matchups such as Washington against underdog favorites, with games in Tucson, El Paso, Shreveport, and more, listing bowl names, locations, and key edge indicators.
College basketball and bowl games listed for Friday schedule
The day features New Mexico versus Washington in men’s college basketball and multiple bowls including Aloha Bowl Colorado vs Oregon, Oahu Bowl Washington vs Air Force. Pro football showcases Kansas City against Oakland and Kentucky against Louisville. Ice hockey matchups include Philadelphia at Chicago.
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