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Blowing the whistle on a career
The call from NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue never came. Al Breitlow,
a 40-year veteran of officiating, never actually waited for it anyway.
While the NFL locked out their officials because
of a labor disagreement in late August, Breitlow was one of hundreds of
candidates to take over while the league and its officials tried to hammer
out a new agreement. Continued
The
Chronicle’s Fantasy Football Weekly
The NFL All-Star game will be held in Honolulu, Hawaii one
week after Super Bowl XXXVI. That's right, the NFL has changed the name
to the "All-Star" game. What the hell is that about? In the
past the "Pro Bowl" was the game at the end of the year that
few fans cared about. Half of the players selected would opt out of the
game while general managers and coaches just wanted their star players
to make it through the game healthy. Continued
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