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Sports Illustrated December 12, 2000 Paul Zimmerman |
Dr. Z's Forecast Last season the Buccaneers and the Rams battled each other for a trip to the Super Bowl. The stakes won't be as high when they meet again this Monday night, but the downside is scarier -- the specter of elimination before the playoffs even begin...  |
Sports Illustrated December 11, 2000 Peter King |
An afternoon with Brett Favre Fifteen questions in fifteen minutes...  |
Sports Illustrated December 11, 2000 Jack McCallum |
Mining for gold NFL long on drama, short on excellence...  |
Sports Illustrated December 8, 2000 |
Chalk one up for the rippers There's only one thing worse than a vicious ripper: a vicious ripper who happens to be right. In my capsule on the Eagles as one of the contending teams, I said that no offensive player except Donovan McNabb will come within sniffing distance of the Pro Bowl...  |
Sports Illustrated December 8, 2000 Austin Murphy |
No place to go Toledo snub exemplifies bowl problems...  |
Sports Illustrated December 7, 2000 Paul Zimmerman |
Scouting the NFL playoff contenders It has been a while since this many quality teams were in danger of being bumped from the playoffs...  |
Salon.com December 6, 2000 Allen Barra |
How to rescue the Heisman Acknowledging that the days of leather helmets, the quick kick and both-way players are gone would be a start...  |
Sports Illustrated December 6, 2000 Paul Zimmerman |
Dr. Z's NFL Power Rankings If you want to stay on my good side never, repeat never, use the word, "parity." There is no such thing. It does not exist...  |
Sports Illustrated December 5, 2000 Peter King |
Inside the NFL Kordell Stewart led the Steelers to a surprise win over the Raiders and won over Pittsburgh fans -- for now...  |
Sports Illustrated December 5, 2000 Paul Zimmerman |
Dr. Z's Forecast When the preseason Super Bowl forecasts came out, you had to scroll down the list to find the defending champion Rams. What was the knock? The real reason was that the Redskins were putting together the NFL's version of the Yankees, and almost everyone jumped on that bandwagon...  |
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