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Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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Who has been on the most Sports Illustrated covers?
Michael Jordan, followed by Muhammad Ali
Yup. Clearly jinxed those two losers.
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In this issue, Tim Layden writes about Wilfork and the rest of the league’s big defensive linemen in a story entitled “Attack of the Space Eaters.” In addition, NFL writer Peter King says the Patriots look “like a better team than the 2007 team that entered the Super Bowl 18–0.” He goes on to predict the Patriots will beat the Green Bay Packers 30-24 in the Super Bowl.
Wilfork is the first NFL defensive tackle to grace the cover on his own since Albert Haynesworth on the Nov. 11, 2008.
Michael Jordan, followed by Muhammad Ali
Yup. Clearly jinxed those two losers.
:bricks:
Digging for the content, have not found much:
In this issue, Tim Layden writes about Wilfork and the rest of the league’s big defensive linemen in a story entitled “Attack of the Space Eaters.” In addition, NFL writer Peter King says the Patriots look “like a better team than the 2007 team that entered the Super Bowl 18–0.” He goes on to predict the Patriots will beat the Green Bay Packers 30-24 in the Super Bowl.
Wilfork is the first NFL defensive tackle to grace the cover on his own since Albert Haynesworth on the Nov. 11, 2008.