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NFL DRAFT TIMELINES:

2007: Brady Quinn goes into lockdown.

2006: Reggie becomes New Orleans' favorite Bush.

2005: Funny nicknames and falling QBs.

2004: The Great Manning controversy.

2003: The Bengals remain on the clock.
2002: David Carr's biomechanics are questioned.
2001: Ryan Leaf makes Michael Vick a Falcon.
2000: Janikowski, baby.
1999: The Saints give it all for Ricky. Even funnier in retrospect, eh?



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Pacman Jones: Draft Beer vs. Draft Picks

Well, that was certainly fun. The Pacman Jones era in Dallas is now over, or at least on hold. NFL Sheriff Roger Goodell has suspended Pacman indefinitely, with the punishment to last at least four weeks.

The strange thing here is that the suspension actually helps the Cowboys out in one way. Because of Pacman's "Gin Up & Riot" weekend, Dallas now doesn't have to send Tennessee a sixth round pick, and actually gets a fifth round pick back from the Titans next year.

It seems like for his entire career, Pacman Jones has been the kind of athlete that only helps his team by not playing. Perhaps if he were sent to federal prison, Dallas would get a backup quarterback, a player to be named later, and a really nice set of steak knives.

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Pacman Fever

The trade of strip club legend and alleged football player Pacman Jones has
hit a snag, sources said. The Cowboys have offered Tennessee Frogger Johnson and a draft pick. The Titans are holding out for a higher pick and the rights to Dig-Dug Jackson.

More details as events warrant.

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Pac-Man Fever

The Tennessee Titans have won an injunction to keep Pac-Man Jones from participating in a TNA Wrestling Pay-Per-View.

Idle question: Why is it the Titans can keep Pac-Man Jones from being in fake fights, but not real ones?

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You Don't Know Jackass

Word has come down that a scheduled match at WWE's Summerslam Pay-Per-View featuring the guys from Jackass has been cancelled. That's certainly not a good sign for professional wrestling, is it? When grown men who make their livings stapling things to themselves and defecating in public don't want to sully their good name by associating with the industry of pro wrestling, the future ain't looking too bright. When porn stars won't take free tickets because they don't want to appear low-rent, you're in trouble.

Worse still, another professional wrestling organization has reportedly signed Titans ne'er-do-well Pac-Man Jones. I can't wait for his first "Strip-Club Shootout Match." Better yet, bring in Michael Vick for a dog-collar match. Or how about a battle royal between Pac-Man, Vick, and the entire Cincinatti Bengals team that only ends when Tank Johnson drunkenly drives his SUV through the ring, then gets out and opens fire on the survivors to make sure there were no witnesses? Then when he's done, out of nowhere Barry Bonds repels down into the ring and cleans house with a baseball bat, then his head explodes.

I can't wait.

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Charity Balls

Times are tough for everybody it seems. I saw today that Falcons quarterback Michael Vick's benefit event for Virginia Tech had to be postponed because of all the bad publicity he's been getting. No word on when "Dog-Fight-A-Palooza" will be rescheduled. Hopefully it's not on the same night as Pac-Man Jones' "Strip Club Shootout For Seniors" benefit or the "Cincinnati Bengals Drunk-Drivers For Christ Jamboree." I'd hate to have to choose between the events.

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HEADLINES:
Detroit Lions Sue Charles Rogers For Impersonating An NFL Player
Aquaman Indicted For Role In Dogfish-Fighting Ring
Immigration Reform Bill Derails NFL Europe
Alex Rodriguez Plans To Leave New York, Purchase Canada
Daunte Culpepper Drops Daunte Culpepper From His Fantasy Team
NCAA To Investigate Claims Reggie Bush Given House, Car, Ambassadorship

SUPER BOWL
TIMELINES
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Super Bowl 40
(Steelers vs Seahawks)
Super Bowl 39
(Pats vs Eagles)
Super Bowl 38
(Pats vs Panthers)
Super Bowl 37
(Bucs vs Raiders)
Super Bowl 36
(Pats vs Rams)
Super Bowl 35
(Ravens vs Giants)
 

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