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Please, Please, We Just Want to Talk to Te'o

Matt Calkins, U-T San Diego | Comments

We should be yawning by this point, but instead, some of us are yearning.   Will we get to talk to him this time?   Manti Te’o should be getting boring by now, but with this embargo,...

MMQB: Brady's Confidence Should Scare Rivals

Peter King, Sports Illustrated | Comments

Considering what a transcendent talent Tom Brady is, the career he's had, and that he turns 36 in 11 weeks, this statement he made to me over the weekend is significant: "Going into my...

Is Titus Young Suffering From a Brain Injury?

Mike Freeman, CBS Sports | Comments

There are people who have feared Titus Young, and a father who fears for him. He has morphed into many things -- a punchline, a storyline, a timeline of chaos. But before Young engaged in...

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