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 Eskimo brawler sent to jailAn Edmonton Eskimos offensive lineman is off to the slammer.
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 Chargers to host Seau memorial event FridayChargers to host Seau memorial event Friday
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 Follow @SunModdejonge on Eskimos at the draftFollow Gerry Moddejonge as he covers the Eskimos on draft day
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 Masoli just looking to help EkskimosAs a quarterback, Jeremiah Masoli is no stranger to relentless pursuit.
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 Esks' Hinse puts lid on helmet rulesJust think of him as a bearded Craig MacTavish.
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 Cowboys, Skins penalized for overspendingThe NFL defended its decision Monday to penalize both the Cowboys and Redskins for overspending in 2010, the "uncapped" year before the lockout.
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 NFL lays down the hammerThe National Football League hit the New Orleans Saints with severe punishments on Wednesday for their involvement in a bounty program.
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 With Peyton in, Tim Tebow-ing out in DenverAs sure as his knee drops to the turf and his bowing chin hits his fist at the end of a game, Tim Tebow is no longer going to be a Denver Bronco.
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 Reports: 49ers target ManningAs Peyton Manning began his second visit with the Denver Broncos' staff, the team prepared its offer, but has a new competitor in the San Francisco 49ers, according to reports.
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 Jones: Esks fans can't complain about scheduleEdmonton Eskimos fans may have a lot of things to complain about this off-season, but the schedule isn't one of them.
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 Esks receivers must deal with loss of Ricky RayYou take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have the job of the Edmonton Eskimos new receivers coach.
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 Odds against Giants repeating as champsIn the 46 years of the Super Bowl era, eight teams have repeated as champions, a feat that seems to get more and more difficult with the passage of time.
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 Tide washes over LSUJudging by the crude T-shirt worn by an LSU fan at Mike Serio's Po Boy shop hours before the BCS Championship, Nick Saban was a wanted man.
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 BCS final is 'big boy football'As a tailback likely headed to the NFL next season, Alabama's Trent Richardson will soon be part of an offence that actually tries to score.
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 Bills to face Jets without Fred JacksonThe Buffalo Bills will be without running back Fred Jackson for Sunday's important matchup against the New York Jets because of a right leg injury.
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 Esks' Ricky Ray is the man!There's a lot of moving parts to a football team. But in the end, when it gets to the big game, there's one guy.
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 Esks' Stamps an all-starFred Stamps received his second CFL all-star award Wednesday, but the bigger reward will be playing in his first West Division final on Sunday.
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 Esks' Cup run no cakewalkThe first-round ousting of the two-time defending champion Montreal Alouettes has left the door swinging wide open in the CFL playoffs.
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 Esks Bowman credits O-lineSometimes, you have to hit bottom to appreciate being on top. Coming off a 226-yard, two TD career game against Saskatchewan last week, Eskimos receiver Adarius Bowman continued to make strides toward establishing himself one of the team's top receivers.
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 Esks built momentumWould have been tough to match the overtime thriller the Tabbies won in the CFL East final. As it turns out, this one got out of the blocks about as quickly as most games at Commonwealth in the last half of the season.
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 Eskimos get ready for Stampeders
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 Esks control their own destinyThree weeks ago, linebackers Rod Davis and Greg Peach stood up and made the proclamation.
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 Argos give Esks late scareJust call them the All-for-nots. Already out of playoff contention, the Toronto Argonauts made a fourth-quarter push to try and knock off the West Division-leading Edmonton Eskimos Friday at Rogers Centre, but it was too little, too late.
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 Esks eye start of new traditionThis is not generally what 'The Start Of Something Big' looks like.
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 Home, sweet, Dome for Leos?Wally Buono told his team before they arrived at their remodeled home here Thursday afternoon to go out there and feel free to be fools. "You're allowed to be fools until 4 p.m.," he said of the B.C. Lions walking into their new $563-million renovated den for the first time.
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