Lambeau Set For Unusual January Home Game
Green Bay hosts the San Francisco 49ers at Lambeau Field in January for what could be the deepest winter home game in club history. A fresh snowfall moved walkthroughs indoors, with kickoff forecast in the 20s and some sun. Brett Favre notes the team handles cold better than others as Packers anticipate the weather aiding them.
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Details for 49ers at Packers Time and Place
Football note lists a game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers set for 11 30 a m. in Green Bay. The entry lacks date or venue specifics but records a scheduled matchup and location.
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Packers Favre Cold Weather Record Becomes Playoff Motivator
Green Bay holds a 12-0 playoff record at Lambeau Field and Favre is 30-0 at home when kickoff temp is 34 degrees or below. 49ers coach Mariucci says the stats motivate his team as Jeff Garcia, who played in Canada, dismisses history and eyes the 2002 season as a fresh start.
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Bears add two giants to steady their defense
Bears sign Ted Washington and Ted Traylor to bolster the line as they seek to protect linebackers like Urlacher. Washington at 385 pounds and Traylor at 320 plus bring run-stuffing presence and playoff experience to Chicago.
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Greg Blache
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Bryan Robinson
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Brian Urlacher
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49Ers
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Dick Jauron
Buffalo
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Ravens Dolphins Playoff Preview: Turnovers May Decide
Miami and Baltimore meet in a bruising, low scoring playoff clash as both rely on stingy defenses and erratic offenses. Coaches warn that one turnover could swing the game, with both teams stressing ball security after tough regular seasons.
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Baltimore
Ravens and Dolphins clash in turnover plagued matchup
The Ravens and Dolphins meet at 3 p.m. in Miami with poor turnover records. Both teams struggled this season with ball control, Ravens at minus eight in turnover differential and the Dolphins at minus ten, amid multiple losses and risky plays by players like Hunter Goodwin.
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Miami
Dave Wannstedt
Baltimore
Hunter Goodwin
Eagles Face Bears After Interception Laden Playoff Loss
The Eagles beat the Buccaneers 21-3 last season and now prepare to meet the Chicago Bears next Saturday in Chicago. Keyshawn Johnson criticized Tony’s supporting cast as Brad Johnson threw four interceptions in another scoreless playoff effort. The Bucs, 9-8, ponder their future under Dungy or Parcells amid reports Parcells has agreed to a five year deal.
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Spurrier silent amid Redskins coaching saga hints
The Redskins remain in the Marty Schottenheimer dispute while Spurrier’s name resurfaces. The Washington Post notes owner Dan Snyder’s frustration over personnel control and a possible push to hire Spurrier, with other NFL teams also showing interest. Spurs’ stance unchanged, no talks confirmed.
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Faulk Strahan unanimous AP All Pro selections
Michael Strahan and Marshall Faulk earned unanimous AP All Pro honors. Strahan set a single season sacks record, while Faulk racked 2000 yard total scrimmage with 21 touchdowns for the Rams, joined by Warner Pace Williams alongside Holmes and other stars on the 2001 All Pro squad.
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Pro Football Hall of Fame NFL All-Pro Team Relay
A list of players across positions and teams including Kurt Warner Marshall Faulk Tony Gonzalez Terrell Owens David Boston Orlando Pace Walter Jones Alan Faneca Larry Allen Kevin Mawae David Akers Steve Smith Michael Strahan John Abraham Ted Washington Warren Sapp Jason Gildon Jamie Miller Ray Lewis Brian Urlacher Ronde Barber Aeneas Williams Brian Dawkins Mike Brown Todd Sauerbrun Brett Favre Curtis Martin Ahman Green Ernie Conwell Rod Smith Marvin Harrison Jonat Ogden James Williams Lincoln Kennedy Ray Brown Adam Timmerman Jeff Hartings Jason Elam Jermaine Lewis Rakim Dafanse Aare Mie Jason Taylor Bryant Young Trevor Pryce LaVar Arrington Derrick Brooks Zach Thomas Jeremiah Trotter Troy Vincent Sam Madison John Lynch Sammy Knight Shane Lechler and others across eras.
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Faulk
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Kurt Warner
Orlando Pace
Aeneas Williams
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Kansas City
Priest Holmes
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Holmes
Curtis Martin
Jets
Mark Gastineau
John Abraham
Pace
Walter Jones
Seattle
Kevin Mawae
Pittsburgh
Alan Faneca
Dallas
Larry Allen
David Boston
Arizona
Terrell Owens
San Francisco
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Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
David Akers
Akers
Steve Smith
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Chicago
Warren Sapp
Tampa Bay
Jason Gildon
Jamie Miller
Cleveland
Ray Lewis
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Brian Urlacher
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Brian Dawkins
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Mike Brown
Brett Favre
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Rod Smith
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Ray Brown
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Jason Elam
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Jason Taylor
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Wiley
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Bryant Young
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Trevor Pryce
LaVar Arrington
Washington
Derrick Brooks
Zach Thomas
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Jeremiah Trotter
Troy Vincent
Sam Madison
John Lynch
Sammy Knight
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Shane Lechler
Bears, Strahan, Sapp anchor Pro Bowl defensive line
Strahan and Abraham head the defensive line with Ted Washington and Warren Sapp. Urlacher and Lewis lead inside linebackers with 47 and 40 votes. Gildon and Miller flank the outside. Barber joins Williams at cornerback. Dawkins and Brown are safeties. St. Louis leads with most players, Bears strong with three. Seventeen NFC and nine AFC players total.
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Philadelphia
Mike Brown
St. Louis
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