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Winter storm could have impact on Super Bowl
No chance of any flakes falling at the Super Bowl. Still, a brutal winter storm that buried Mid-Atlantic residents under several feet of snow could have a big impact on the big game Sunday.

Sports of The Times: It’s About the Quarterbacks, and It Always Has Been
When it comes to winning championships in pro football, the quarterback is either the hero or the goat.

FanHouse: NFL Network sacks Sapp after arrest

Emmitt Smith, Jerry Rice highlight 7-man Pro Football Hall of Fame class
Emmitt Smith and Jerry Rice were shoo-ins Saturday for enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, leading a seven-man class that includes Russ Grimm, Rickey Jackson, John Randle, Floyd Little and Dick LeBeau.

Peyton Manning’s Case for Being the Best Ever
Peyton Manning is not just the N.F.L.’s most valuable player for the fourth time, but perhaps the dominant player of his generation.

Bush, With Aura of Celebrity, May Finally Become a Star
The conventional wisdom is that Saints running back Reggie Bush has not fulfilled his promise in the N.F.L. But he has three touchdowns this postseason.

Time Rarely Runs Out on Colts
The Indianapolis offense, already run at a no-huddle pace by Peyton Manning, kicks into another gear with less than two minutes left in a half.

For Saints’ Vilma and Shockey, Title Would Be Symmetry
Almost 10 years after meeting as newcomers to the University of Miami, Jonathan Vilma and Jeremy Shockey have come full circle.

Ailing Freeney (ankle) sits another Colts practice
DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — Dwight Freeney watched the Colts’ final Super Bowl practice from a golf cart, and it’s still uncertain whether he will play in Sunday’s Super Bowl.

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