Published 12/3/2008
by Jon Krawczynski, AP Sports Writer
at Boston.com -- Football news
Darren Sharper's nightmare has come true. When Pro Bowl defensive tackles Pat Williams and Kevin Williams met with the league two weeks ago to appeal their suspensions for violating the league's steroid policy, the Minnesota Vikings free safety called the possibility of losing the foundation of their defense "a nightmare."
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