Manning Wins AP Offensive Player of the Year in record season
Colts quarterback Peyton Manning dominates the 2004 season with 49 touchdown passes 4557 yards and a 121.1 passer rating topping the AP ballot 35 votes to win the award. Marvin Harrison Brandon Stokley Reggie Wayne Marcus Pollard Dallas Clark and Edgerrin James powered a 12 4 Colts South title run.
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Browns players head south after tough December
Browns players retreat to warmer climes after a wintry December. Ronald Lang returns to Orlando with plans for sunshine and golf. Earl Littles stays near Miami for family time and charity work. Aaron Shea remains in the Cleveland area avoiding football while eyeing other sports.
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Newsome stays with Ravens after four day GM saga
Ozzie Newsome announced he will remain with Baltimore after the Browns hired Phil Savage as senior vice president and general manager. Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said Newsome could have left for Cleveland but chose to stay for the organization he helped build.
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Browns hire to replace tireless scout Savage amid Ferentz bid
Former Browns staffer Savage, a noted workaholic who joined Cleveland in 1991 and later worked from mobile Alabama, moves to Baltimore and Maryland duties while the Browns pursue a new head coach. He is linked with Kirk Ferentz, who declined the running.
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Martin Clinches NFL Rushing Title With Tiny Margin
Curtis Martin of the Jets earns the NFL rushing crown by 1 yard over Shaun Alexander in a season of record highs. The Pittsburgh native, 31, finishes with 1,697 yards, the Jets’ best ever, and earns his fourth Pro Bowl and first All Pro honor. He eyes a wild card clash vs. San Diego after a landmark 10th NFL season.
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