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| RB Grant re-signs with Pack |
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08/03/2008 |
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| kers ended speculation over one of their key offensive pieces on Sunday when they signed running back Ryan Grant. According to the NFL Network, the deal is worth $30 million over four years with $4.25 million guaranteed. Acquired in a trade with the New York Giants before the start of last season, Grant became the starting running back halfway through the year and totaled 956 yards and eight touchdowns. He also had 201 yards and three touchdowns in Green Bay's playoff victory over the Seahawks. Grant had taken |
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| RB Grant reportedly signs four-year deal with Pack |
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08/02/2008 |
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| ay, WI (MySportsbook) - The Green Bay Packers and running back Ryan Grant have reportedly agreed to a four-year deal on Saturday. According to the NFL Network, the deal is for $30 million with $4.25 million guaranteed. Acquired in a trade with the New York Giants before the start of last season, Grant became the starting running back halfway through the year and totaled 956 yards and eight touchdowns. He also had 201 yards and three touchdowns in Green Bay's playoff victory over the Seahawks. Grant had taken |
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07/22/2008 |
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| Acquired tight end Jeremy Shockey from the New York Giants in exchange for their 2009 second-round and fifth-round picks. |
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| Patriots cut ties with DB Andrews |
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07/01/2008 |
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| sted in Lowell, Massachusetts on gun charges after allegedly pulling a gun on his girlfriend during an argument. It was the second scrape with the law during this offseason for Andrews, who was arrested two days after New England's 17-14 loss to the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLII and charged with intent to distribute marijuana. The 24-year-old Andrews, a seventh-round pick by the Pats in 2006, saw most of his time as a special teamer. He had one tackle on defense, with 23 tackles on special teams and retur |
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| Giants sign Snee to lucrative extension |
NFL Football |
06/25/2008 |
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| East Rutherford, NJ (MySportsbook) - The New York Giants officially signed right guard Chris Snee to a six-year contract extension Wednesday. Financial terms were not disclosed, but the Newark Star-Ledger had reported on Tuesday that the deal would make Snee one of the highest-paid players at his position. "I am just happy to have it done before the season and really just have peace of mind and not worry about it and go out and play," Snee was quoted on the club's website. The 26-year-old Boston College pro |
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| Report: Giants to sign Snee to lucrative extension |
NFL Football |
06/24/2008 |
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| Newark, NJ (MySportsbook) - The New York Giants have agreed to sign star right guard Chris Snee to a six-year contract extension, according to the Newark Star-Ledger. The newspaper did not reveal monetary terms but reported that Snee will become one of the top five highest-paid players at his position. The 26-year-old Boston College product, who is the son-in-law of Giants coach Tom Coughlin, has started 59 of 64 games over his first four seasons for the team, including 48 consecutive. He also started all f |
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06/13/2008 |
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| t's never a clear-cut decision. It's something I can't expect everyone to understand.'' Of course, it's hard to blame Favre for second-guessing himself. Aside from a few cold-weather games last season, including a frigid overtime loss to Strahan's New York Giants in the NFC championship game, he always seemed to be having so much fun out there. And Strahan and Sapp seemed to be in on the joke. Strahan set the NFL's single-season record of 22 1/2 sacks in 2001, getting the last one in the season finale wh |
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| Coughlin tells Giants not to be satisfied |
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06/13/2008 |
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -As Tom Coughlin walked off the field Friday at the end of the New York Giants' three-day minicamp, he had a smile as big as the one he had while holding the Super Bowl trophy four months ago. Don't get the wrong impression - everything wasn't OK with the Super Bowl champions. Disgruntled tight end Jeremy Shockey never made it out of the locker room to watch any of the mandatory three-day minicamp, and leading receiver Plaxico Burress refused to practice until he gets a new co |
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| Packers stick with TE Humphrey through injury |
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06/13/2008 |
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| ture and veteran Bubba Franks being used mainly as a blocker last year, Donald Lee had a breakout season with 48 catches for 575 yards and six touchdowns in the regular season - and another touchdown in the Packers' NFC championship game loss to the New York Giants. Now, Lee enters camp as the presumptive starter, Franks is gone, and Humphrey hopes to compete with third-round draft pick Jermichael Finley, an athletic tight end out of Texas, for repetitions in practice. The Packers also have three undrafted |
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| O'Hara criticizes Burress for not practicing |
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06/12/2008 |
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -Less than four months after winning the Super Bowl, center Shaun O'Hara isn't happy because he believes a couple of New York Giants are putting themselves ahead of the team. O'Hara criticized receiver Plaxico Burress on Thursday for refusing to practice until he gets a new contract and reminded teammates that the Giants won their third Super Bowl by sticking together as a team when things got tough last season. ``Either you are with us or you are against us,'' O'Hara said bet |
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