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The Sports Archives – M&T Bank Stadium: Home Of The Baltimore Ravens!
Only one stadium in the National Football League hosts a home team that gets its name from a well-known Gothic writer. We see evidence of the unusual name in a famous poem with homage to the team’s energy soaring through … Continue reading
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Tagged AFC Championship, Baltimore Ravens, Camden Yards, Cleveland Browns, Edgar Allen Poe, football, M&T Bank Stadium, NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers, PSINet, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, stadium, stadium reviews, Super Bowls XLVII, Super Bowls XXXV, The Raven, tourism, travel
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The Sports Archives – 5 Top Quarterbacks With Proven Leadership!
Quarterbacks are to football what pitchers are to baseball. A Wide Receiver or a Second-Baseman can have a bad day. If the pitcher or the quarterback has a bad day, the team is most likely going to lose. They … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Rookie Runners: Opportunity for Giants’ David Wilson!
There were three running backs picked in the first round of the 2012 draft. Tampa Bay’s Doug Martin (drafted 31st out of Boise State) is already a star (though he still has to deal with being nicknamed Muscle Hamster). Martin … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Draft, Ahmad Bradshaw, Alabama Crimson Tide, Andre Brown, Boise State, Bryce Brown, Cleveland Browns, David Wilson, Denver Broncos, Doug Martin, fantasy football, Football Sports Blogs, Kansas City Chiefs, Kansas State Wildcats, Knowshon Moreno, LeSean McCoy, New York Giants, NFL, Philadelphia Eagles, Ronnie Hillman, San Diego State, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Trent Richardson, Virginia Tech, Willis McGahee
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The Sports Archives – Sports in Ohio: A History!
Ohio is possibly the best state for sports in the entire country. Unfortunately, the success of professional sports teams in Ohio has been limited. There has been a lot of false hope and heartbreak. The good news is that regardless … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – The Storied History of Denver Bronco’s Quarterbacks!
The Denver Broncos have had an interesting mix of quarterbacks over the years. What makes them so special? Check out these interesting tidbits. Frank Tripucka The first Denver quarterback was actually an assistant coach on the team and when injuries … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – Cleveland Browns “The Fumble”
One year after “The Drive“, another memorable event occurred between the same Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos. Once again, it was the AFC Divisional Championship Game played on January 17, 1988 in Denver. This time, it was Cleveland driving in … Continue reading
The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – Denver Bronco’s “The Drive”
One of the greatest moments in sports archives history happened during the AFC Championship Game between the Denver Broncos and the Cleveland Browns on January 11, 1987. This was not one particular play or event, but a series of plays … Continue reading
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