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Inside the Iggles | A Blog For Philadelphia ... found this 5/20/2008 on dawgpounddaily.com [flag]
The NFL owners are meeting in Atlanta this week to discuss a number of subjects one of which is the site of the Super Bowl in February of 2012. That is if the 2011 season is even played. A number of events would have to happen though for these doomsday events to occur. The first of which is for the owners to opt out of the current CBA agreement this November, which could lead to there being ... [link]

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Linc’d Up May 20th, 2008
Published 5/20/2008 by Ian at Inside the Iggles | A Blog For Philadelphia Eagles Fans
... Hype) Jared Allen shuts down his bar. (Arrowhead Addict) Watch out for Mike Williams? (Titan Sized) Spy Gate Lives on! (the BuffaLowdown) Jeff Garcia to hold out? (the Pewter Plank) Quarterback controversy in Atlanta. (Blogging Dirty) 2011 season could be threatened. (Dawg Pound Daily)

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