Franchise Frenzy Shuffles NFL Franchise Tags and Deals
The Associated Press rounds up franchise designations affecting Woodson Bailey Clifton and Manning. Colts designate Manning as franchise, guaranteeing 18.4 million. 49ers tag Peterson and Owens could depart. Dolphins seek trade for Fiedler with Feeley swap, pending offseason talks and March 3 start.
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Roethlisberger Built a Stellar Path From Receiver to QB
Big Ben Roethlisberger spoke of a late start at quarterback due to a coach’s son in high school. He recalled transferring to Miami (Ohio) and breaking school records in 2003 with 4,486 passing yards and 37 touchdowns, then entering the NFL draft. He contrasted MAC play with rivals like Moss, Pennington, and Leftwich.
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Match Play Championship heats up with Rollins entry
John Rollins earned the final spot in the 64 man field at La Costa after several withdrawals. Tiger Woods defends as top seeds, with Phil Mickelson facing Lee Westwood in a marquee first round. Many stars miss this year’s field, underscoring the event’s unpredictability.
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Browns star Green promises support after arrest
Carmen Policy pledged the team will help William Green stay sober amid his arrest and four game league suspension extended to the season for substance abuse treatment in Boston. Green rushed 559 yards and one touchdown that season, after 887 yards as a rookie, and was hospitalized November 19 for a back stab wound. His fiancée Asia Gray pleaded innocent to charges from the altercation, with her trial set for March 5.
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Browns legend Gib Shanley remembered for radio era
Steve King recalls Gib Shanley, longtime Browns radio voice and WEWS-TV sports director, who called games from 1961 to 1984. His vivid, image-rich style kept fans connected despite the 1960s blackout rule, shaping generations of Cleveland football memories.
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