Thursday, May 26, 2011

Google Alert - nfc, afc,

=== News - 3 new results for [nfc, afc,] ===

NFC East needs Twitter lessons
ESPN (blog)
By Dan Graziano As I've mentioned before, our AFC South blogger, Paul
Kuharsky, is from New Jersey and therefore exceptionally intelligent. His
mind, honed in the intellectual fires of the Garden State, is teeming with
excellent off-season NFL blog ...
<http://espn.go.com/blog/nfceast/post/_/id/27110/nfc-east-needs-twitter-lessons>
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2011 Kansas City Chiefs Schedule
Locksmith Sports Picks
Minnesota Vikings FOX 1 pm – One season after making a trip to the NFC
title game, Minnesota brought up the rear in the NFC North with a 6-10
record. Week 5 Sun, Oct. 9 at Indianapolis Colts CBS 1 pm – The AFC South
champs won six of eight games at ...
<http://www.locksmithsportspicks.com/kansas-city-chiefs-schedule/>
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Assessing the merits of Lions Fever
ESPN (blog)
But their chances of joining two other NFC North teams in the playoffs
aren't great. Since the NFL implemented its eight-division format in 2002,
we've seen two instances of three playoff teams from the same division: The
2007 AFC South and the 2006 ...
<http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcnorth/post/_/id/27298/assessing-the-merits-of-lions-fever>
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