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| Jets' Mangini insists he hasn't made decision on Pennington's availability |
NFL Football |
09/14/2007 |
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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) -The thick, black wrap that covered Chad Pennington's right ankle earlier in the week was gone Friday. The New York Jets quarterback's limp was still there, but less pronounced than it had been. Pennington's injured right ankle appeared to be a lot better Friday as he dropped back and threw light passes while the Jets prepared for their game Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens. He had a less noticeable white wrap around the ankle and was listed as questionable on the injury report.< |
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| Pats, Belichick fined, lose draft picks for spying |
NFL Football |
09/14/2007 |
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| uld forfeit their own first-round draft choice in 2008 if they reach the playoffs, or their own second-round and third-round picks if they do not qualify for the playoffs. The club was also fined $250,000. This stems from Sunday's 38-14 win over the New York Jets at the Meadowlands when an employee of the Patriots was caught filming the Jets' sideline and had the video equipment confiscated. "This episode represents a calculated and deliberate attempt to avoid longstanding rules designed to encourage fair pl |
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| NFL fined Patriots coach Bill Belichick $500,000 and team $250,000 for spying on opponent |
NFL Football |
09/14/2007 |
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| hange the team's videotaping procedures. Patriots video assistant Matt Estrella, whose camera was confiscated while he was on the Jets' sideline, will not be on the sideline. Goodell found the Patriots guilty of using videotape to try to steal the New York Jets' signals during Sunday's game. He ordered New England to surrender next year's first-round draft choice if it reaches the playoffs, and second- and third-round picks if it doesn't. ``I specifically considered whether to impose a suspension on Coac |
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| NFL fines Patriots coach Bill Belichick $500,000 and team $250,000 for spying on opponent |
NFL Football |
09/14/2007 |
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| fine and forfeiture of a first-round draft choice, or multiple draft choices, is in fact more significant and long-lasting, and therefore more effective, than a suspension.'' Goodell found the Patriots guilty of using videotape to try to steal the New York Jets' signals during Sunday's game. He ordered New England to surrender next year's first-round draft choice if it reaches the playoffs, and second- and third-round picks if it doesn't. Both the NFL and Belichick stressed that the camera was seized bef |
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| AP GRAPHIC NFL WK 2 |
Headlines |
09/13/2007 |
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| ee; Green Bay at the New York Giants; Houston at Carolina; San Francisco at St. Louis; Cincinnati at Cleveland; New Orleans at Tampa Bay; Atlanta at Jacksonville; Dallas at Miami; Minnesota at Detroit; Seattle at Arizona; Kansas City at Chicago; the New York Jets at Baltimore; and Oakland at Denver. Washington is at Philadelphia Monday night. ---Indianapolis (1-0) at Tennessee (1-0) The Colts held Deuce McAllister and Reggie Bush to 38 yards apiece in their 42-10 blowout of New Orleans in the opener. N |
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| Eagles try and recall anything fishy about Super Bowl loss to Patriots |
NFL Football |
09/13/2007 |
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| lls, none of the Eagles could offer any type of solid proof of any shenanigans. ``For me to think back two years ago about something they may or may not have done, it's not worth my time,'' running back Brian Westbrook said. New England beat the New York Jets in last Sunday's season opener in which an on-field video camera focusing on Jets coaches was confiscated from a Patriots employee. On Thursday, New England coach Bill Belichick was fined the NFL maximum of $500,000 and the Patriots were ordered t |
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| McLaren stripped of constructors' points and fined $100 million in Formula One spy case |
This Day in Sports |
09/13/2007 |
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| team orders to decide which driver would win races this season. Now, it is facing a new crisis. And it's not the only major sports franchise accused of espionage. The New England Patriots have been accused of violating league rules by videotaping New York Jets coaches sending defensive signals to players. And at the women's World Cup in China, Denmark team officials found two men with video cameras sitting behind a two-way mirror in a hotel conference room where the team was about to hold a strategy meeti |
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| Survival of the fittest: Injured Jets face limping Ravens |
NFL Football |
09/13/2007 |
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BALTIMORE (AP) -Each team made the playoffs last year. Neither is certain if its starting quarterback can play Sunday. Both began the season with a loss. The New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens have plenty in common. On a neutral field, under different circumstances, Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis might deem a matchup between the teams to be a tossup. But Baltimore is at home and coming off an error-filled performance in Cincinnati. So, when asked if he considered the possibility of starting the season wi |
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| Jets' Pennington throws, but status unclear as Clemens prepares for Ravens |
NFL Football |
09/13/2007 |
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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) -Chad Pennington dropped back and threw a few light passes. That counts as significant progress for the injured New York Jets quarterback, who was still preparing Thursday to play against the Baltimore Ravens. Pennington appeared to favor his injured right ankle in practice, but made some throws during drills after not taking any snaps the previous day during the half-hour period that the media are allowed to view. Pennington, hurt on a sack during New York's loss to New England |
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| Former Patriot Andruzzi battles 'aggressive' form of cancer |
Headlines |
09/13/2007 |
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| ere alive. One brother, Jim, had been one of the first firefighters on the scene. His brothers survived, and days later Andruzzi ran onto the field at old Foxboro Stadium holding a pair of American flags high in the air prior to a game against the New York Jets. ``9/11 was a big time in their lives, and they had to fight, and now I have to fight through this with them at my side,'' Andruzzi said. Also at his side has been his wife, Jennifer, who is raising money for Dana-Farber at this Sunday's Boston |
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