Browns Orange Pride Weekend features 1950 team legends
Browns prepare for Orange Pride Weekend hosting the Texans as they debut orange jerseys. The event honors the 1950 NFL championship squad and inducts Browns Legends including Speedie, Sipe, and Matthews. 14 living 1950 team members will attend plus 13 deceased members represented by families. Local CBS telecast on WOIO 19.
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Boselli out for season as Texans place him on IR
NFL notes report Texans star tackle Tony Boselli is on injured reserve after shoulder surgeries, ending his season as Houston hoped he would anchor the line for No. 1 pick David Carr. Boselli vows his career may not be finished despite the setback.
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Browns Hope to Rally in Tight Division Fight
The Browns sit 2-4 after a rough start and face a pivotal stretch. Aiming to revive their season, they must beat the Texans and Jets to stay in the race, with crucial divisional games looming against the Ravens and Steelers. Momentum, swagger, and confidence hinge on top performances as the schedule tightens.
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Hall of Fame changes schedule for Canton induction
The Pro Football Hall of Fame will move the induction ceremony from Saturday to Sunday starting in 2003. Weekend festivities shrink from four days to three with a parade Saturday morning and the AFC NFC Hall of Fame Game Monday night. The Friday night dinner moves to Saturday night and Saturday breakfast is eliminated.
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LeClair leads Flyers past Canadiens with four goals
John LeClair scored four goals and Mark Recchi added a goal and two assists to lift the Philadelphia Flyers to a 6-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in Montreal. The win capped a strong road trip, as Philadelphia earned five of six points on its season-opening swing.
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NFL Week Power Rankings Shuffle Shakes Up Top
A chaotic Week ranking shows EO Dolphins shine in Denver, with top teams like Bucs, 49ers, and Colts asserting strength. Notable drops include Patriots and Giants as midseason form wavers.
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