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The Sports Archives – The Future Stars Of The NFL
The NFL is constantly looking towards the future for fresh, new talent. Players retire every season and young players take their place. So, now is the time to look at who the rising stars of the sport are. These players … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Candlestick Park: Home Of The San Francisco 49ers!
The Bay Area in California is home to dozens of world-class attractions. Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, and the San Francisco Cable Cars are all at the top of any tourist to-do list. But sports fans who happen … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – 5 Apps You Need to Download for the NFL Season!
Take your football experience to new levels this year with these five mobile apps. Each one keeps you connected to the week’s biggest matchups and breaking news from around the league, even when you are away from home! Whether you … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Coach and Quarterback, Robert Griffin, on the Same Page
I don’t know if there is going to be a year in the near future without a mention of Redskins quarterback R.G.lll. Not to take away anything from the man’s talent, you must have a lot to get into the … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Super Bowl Lighting Disaster: What Went Wrong?
Even if you know nothing about football, have never watched one single game and don’t know the shape of the ball they use, you most likely know at least one thing about the 2013 Super Bowl, the lights went out. … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Why Is Football (Soccer) The World’s Most Popular Sport?
Football is a sport that has both stood the test of time and manages to traverse political and personal divides, not to mention international conflict and war zones, with reports of a game even being played between English and German … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – How To Get Football (Soccer) Trials
As one of our best-loved footballers, David Beckham rose to the heights of football stardom from a football field in Chingford. Showing early talent, he worked on his game and won the Bobby Charlton national Soccer Skills competition. By 17, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Will The Oakland Raiders Ever Have A Great Quarterback Again?
A Look Back At Their Top Three Legends! While fans of the Oakland Raiders remain loyal through thick and thin, many have been expressing extreme frustration with another disappointing season; 2012 somehow seems infinitely worse than even the last few. … Continue reading
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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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