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Dallas Without Terrell Owens

10:28 AM ET 03.05

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What will Dallas be like without T.O.?
I think it's going to be a much nicer place to live, raise my children, grow old, and watch football.
Terrell Owens was cut late last night in a decision as controversial as signing him was several years ago. Some say the media was biased against the man, some say he was a locker room cancer, some say he was an angel, some say he was a demon.
At any rate, I know he was a distraction. And anything that is a distraction to a team in today's NFL needs to go.
Yes, he put up excellent numbers, made long catches, and probably won a game or two for the…

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The Best Young Quarterbacks in the NFL

04:54 PM ET 03.02

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Headlines are often made by the older veteran quarterbacks making a steller "comeback" such as Kurt Warner leading the traditional bottom-feeding Cardinals to the superbowl, or Kerry Collins replacing Vince Young and doing an outstanding job there. Of course we can't forget future hall-of-famer Brett Favre's retiring/un-retiring/retiring again saga, but it would be good to take a look at the young guns - the up-and-comers who will replace these gentlemen over the next 10 years or so. So here you have it, what appears to be (in my humble opinion) the top young…

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NFC East 2009

12:12 PM ET 02.28

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It's ridiculously too early for this, but I can't resist. Barring any major changes such as key injuries/acquisitions, here's how it looks like the NFC East is shaping up for 2009: Giants - continuing success. Assuming they get Plax back for the next season as it appears they will, the Giants have not lost much thus far in the offseason. No major changes + winning team with a recent superbowl victory will probably = more success. Coughlin is not going to let his boys fall far. They'll finish with 11 or 12 wins. Eagles - back to the usual mediocrity. They've lost…

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