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L.A. Times - Pro Football
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Steelers reportedly will hire Todd Haley to run their offense
Haley, 45, had a 19-26 record as coach of the Chiefs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will hire former Kansas City Chiefs coach Todd Haley to be their offensive coordinator, according to an ESPN report.
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Another super season in the books, NFL still has work to do
The NFL can address two of its most pressing problems by putting two new teams in Los Angeles and using the millions in expansion fees to take care of its ailing, virtually forgotten former players.
There are 366 days from this year's Super Bowl to the next, and there is a lot of work to do. Thank heavens it's leap year.
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With Super Bowl over, NFL's focus returns to that other Manning
The QB, a.k.a. Eli Manning's big brother, appears headed for free agency. His future and those of collegians Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III look to be top NFL off-season story lines.
Reporting from Indianapolis Next to his senior picture at Isidore Newman School in New Orleans, a young Peyton Manning listed the typical cryptic acknowledgments and farewell shout-outs to friends, teachers, coaches and family. He also included this tidbit:
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At Super Bowl, Patriots' act gets old
New England makes some major blunders to allow New York Giants to rally to 21-17 victory. It is a performance that reveals cracks in dynasty and shows how fragile the team really is.
Reporting from Indianapolis — If this was not the end of the New England Patriots dynasty, you could certainly hear it from here.
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Eli Manning, Giants don't let Super Bowl slip through fingers
Manning earns MVP award in New York's 21-17 win after leading late drive to the winning TD against Patriots for the second time in last five Super Bowls. A long pass to Mario Manningham is key play.
Reporting from Indianapolis -- His older brother built this house.
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