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How Patriots will try to attack Giants' defense
While the Pats rode Tom Brady and an explosive offense to the Super Bowl, the Giants head to Indy with the NFL's hottest defense. Chris Burke analyzes who'll keep the upper hand.
Report: Dolphins' WR Marshall pitches QB Flynn

Broncos hire Del Rio to coach defense
John Fox and Jack Del Rio are together again. The Denver Broncos announced Friday night they had agreed to terms with Del Rio to become the club's new defensive coordinator.
Chiefs coach likely to run KC defense
Kansas City Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli said he expected new head coach Romeo Crennel to double as the teamâ€™s defensive coordinator. Crennel handled both duties for the final three games last season when promoted on a then-interim basis to replace the fired Todd Haley.

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Del Rio replaces Allen as Broncos' defensive coordinator
Former Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio agreed to become the Denver Broncos' defensive coordinator on Friday.
No love lost between Giants DE Umenyiora, Pats OT Light
Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora said New England Patriots offensive tackle Matt Light "really gets under my skin."

Browns hire Brad Childress as OC
Pat Shurmur brought in a close friend to help him fix Cleveland's broken offense.
Why so little love for NFL kickers?

It's hardly a coincidence that the weirdest pass ever thrown in the history of the Super Bowl was launched by — who else? — a kicker.

Will Payton Manning be traded before the 2012 NFL Draft?

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Countdown to the Super Bowl: 8 days
We are now eight days away from the Super Bowl. And while we might pay homage to the No. 8 worn by three-time Super Bowl champion Troy Aikman (the best quarterback of the 1990s), we instead shall honor legendary Jerry Rice, who had eight career touchdown receptions in the Super Bowl.
Pro Bowlers talk Manning, legacies
With Peyton Manning's end in Indianapolis coming sooner or later, NFL.com's Jeff Darlington spoke to some Pro Bowlers to find out what it means for players and fan bases when a legendary player finally moves on.