mysportsrumors.com - 5/7/2008
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Alright here goes your NFL Hardhitters. Tonight we got a few good articles for ya to check out. First one deals with the Philadelphia Eagles and the questions that follow their draft, Marvin Harrison and Sal Paolantonio feud, Chargers minicamp update, and then a pretty funny look at who may have robbed Steelers rookie RB Rashard Mendenhall.
Who robbed Rashard Mendenhall?
blogimoreravens.com 5/6/2008 — Pittsburgh Steelers rookie RB Rashard Mendenhall was robbed at gunpoint early Monday morning in South Chicago, near the Lakefront. I had no idea Hillary Clinton's campaign was that hard-up for cash. Who robbed Rashard? Blogimore fingers a few ...
Steelers rookie Mendenhall robbed at gunpoint
sportsillustrated.cnn.com 5/6/2008 — Pittsburgh Steelers first-round draft pick Rashard Mendenhall was robbed at gunpoint along the Chicago lakefront early Monday, his mother and agent said.
The former running back was not hurt in the robbery, during which two people stole Mendenhall's wallet and cellular telephone, his mother, Sybil Mendenhall, told the Chicago Tribune.
"He didn't get hit or anything, he didn't get hurt or ...
Sal Paolantonio Takes Marvin Harrison To The Woodshed
sportaphile.com 5/6/2008 — Sal appeared on Mike & Mike this morning and made a couple of remarks that startled me. First he put Marvin in a class with "cop killers" due to the gun he had, and then questioned Harrison's decision to start businesses in the inner city. So much for giving back to the community eh?
Several NFL Veterans Should Be Looking Over Their Shoulders In 2008
ballhype.com 5/7/2008 — With the 2008 NFL Draft in the rearview mirror, it’s an exciting time for rookies who were lucky enough to land a job. On the flip side, it can be a nervous time for veterans, even established ones. Just last summer, Donovan McNabb dodged reports that his days were numbered after quarterback Kevin Kolb was drafted by the Eagles. McNabb, who was coming off an injury but yet was a proven ...
Wes Welker impact
boston.com 5/7/2008 — Wes Welker's success in New England has helped receivers who are similar in stature earn a chance to make NFL rosters. At least that's the way two prospects see it.
San Diego State's Brett Swain, a seventh-round round draft choice of the Green Bay ...
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