I rsay seeks closure on Baltimore move in playoff return
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, amid a strong team and new stadium expansion, hopes long unresolved resentment over the 1984 Mayflower move to Indianapolis can ease as the Colts visit Baltimore for a divisional playoff game. Irsay recalls the move’s fear, while fans and former players cling to the rival legacy and headlines.
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All-Pro NFL Team Dominated by Tomlinson Bailey
AP All-Pro selections crowned LaDainian Tomlinson and Champ Bailey as unanimous picks. Tomlinson also claimed MVP and Offensive Player of the Year honors after a record season. Bailey led with 10 interceptions while Chicago’s Urlacher and Hester near sweeps, and Devin Hester became the rookie standout with 48 percent of votes.
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Bobby Petrino, hired from Louisville, is seen by Falcons owner Arthur Blank as a difference maker who will push Michael Vick to higher levels. Atlanta finished 7-9, first in rushing but last in passing, with Vick rushing for 1000 yards and throwing 20 TDs but 13 picks. Petrino’s deal is five years for 24 million, with a 1 million Louisville buyout.
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