Browns hire Cowboys tied linebackers coach George Edwards
The Cleveland Browns named George Edwards as an assistant linebackers coach, linking him to Dallas through 1998-2000 and to coach Dave Campo. Edwards, a Duke alum and former Georgia defensive line coach, replaces Clancy Pendergast who left for Arizona. Edwards was Redskins defensive coordinator in 2003 and 2002 after leaving Dallas.
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Clancy Pendergast
Arizona Cardinals
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Butch Davis
University of Miami
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Washington Redskins
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Joe Gibbs
Steve Spurrier
LaVar Arrington
Champ Bailey
West Texas A&m
Green Thompson
North Carolina
Duke
Georgia
Appalachian State
Eagles seek protection to stop Panthers pass rush
Philadelphia faces Carolina with McNabb under heavy pressure as Eagles aim to balance offense and avoid a repeat of eight sacks. Panthers defensive line led by Mike Rucker Julius Peppers and Kris Jenkins seeks pressure, while Eagles implement multiple blocking schemes to keep their QB upright and open lanes for running.
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al Wallace
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St. Louis
Marc Bulger
Andy Reid
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Tra Thomas
Jon Runyan
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John Welbourn
Robbie Williams
Hank Fraley
Blatter Pushes Revealing Uniforms For Women Soccer
London report says FIFA president Sepp Blatter suggested women players wear more feminine uniforms to draw sponsors from fashion and cosmetics. An English player called the idea ridiculous and irresponsible. Blatter cited tighter shorts as an example and noted volleyball uses different outfits for women.
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Wie falls a shot short in Sony Open by Michelle Wie
Michelle Wie, 14, battled to make the Sony Open weekend, posting a 2 under 68 to finish even par 140 and one shot from the cut. Her effort drew praise from players and reporters as she became the youngest woman to contend against men on the PGA Tour.
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