Sunday NFL Game List With Multiple Matchups
A schedule list outlines Sunday NFL games including Arizona at Detroit and Denver at Cincinnati starting around noon. Other showdowns include Jacksonville at Baltimore Miami at Buffalo Minnesota at Tampa Bay and more with a late Monday Dallas at Philadelphia prime.
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Cincinnati
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Buffalo
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
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Indianapolis
New Orleans
Carolina
N.V. Giants
Washington
St. Louis
Atlanta
Tennessee
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
San Francisco
Green Bay
Oakland
Seattle
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Philadelphia
NY Giants
NY Jets
Central Central
Chicago
San Diego
Rams' Little charged in driving fatality
Rams rookie linebacker Leonard Little was charged with involuntary manslaughter over a birthday crash that killed a woman. He surrendered, posted 25000 bond, and was released. A next week arraignment is planned as coach Vermeil says he may return when appropriate.
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St. Louis Rams
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Dick Vermeil
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IBM
June Henley
Henley
Kansas University
Amp Lee
Grbac apologizes to teammates after criticism before Jets game
Grbac apologized for his comments that sparked tension after a 4-3 run and said he should have spoken to teammates individually. Gonzalez defended Grbac while noting his own errors, and both emphasized team unity as they prepare to host the New York Jets who have won four of five.
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Allen
Atlanta Falcons
Cornelius Bennett
New Orleans Wins Bid For 2002 Super Bowl
New Orleans defeats San Diego on the second ballot to secure the 2002 NFL title game as league expands. Tagliabue lauds New Orleans strong presentation while San Francisco holds 2003 rights and Miami to host 1999. Also reports Chiefs waive Melvin Johnson and Jaguars place Rich Griffith after ACL tear.
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Paul Tagliabue
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Atlanta
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Jacksonville
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Jacksonville Jaguars
Rich Griffith
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Jaguars
Tawambi Setties
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Griffith
Book Claims 21 Percent of NFL Players Have Criminal Histories
A new book by Benedict and Yaeger asserts 21 percent of NFL players on rosters in 1996 97 had criminal histories based on a sample of 509 players and 264 arrests. The authors defend the method as reasonably representative, while NFL officials reject the findings as unfair and overstated.
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Jeff Benedict
Don Yaeger
Benedict
Alfred Blumstein
Carnegie Mellon University
League
Greg Aiello
Doug Allen
NFL Players Association
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