Category: NFL Network

Michael Lombardi Leaves NFL Network to Become Cleveland Browns’ VP of Player Personnel

Monday, January 21st, 2013

After spending five years away from football front offices, but still staying close with the league by working for NFL.com and the NFL Network, Michael Lombardi is back in the NFL and he's back in Cleveland. He's working under the role of vice president of player personnel, which has many ...

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Warren Sapp on Claiming Jeremy Shockey was the Bounty Snitch: “I’m Not a Reporter. My Boss made that Clear to me”

Friday, June 22nd, 2012

Warren Sapp caused a stir this spring when he publicly threw Jeremy Shockey under the bus as the snitch in the bounty scandal. Shockey denied that he was the whistle-blower, but Sapp stands by what a "source" told him. Realistically, we might never know the truth. Warren Sapp joined Toucher and ...

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NFL Network’s Heath Evans Rips Into Cleveland Browns President Mike Holmgren

Thursday, December 29th, 2011

Generally, Mike Holmgren appears to be fairly well regarded throughout NFL circles, at least in terms of his body of work. He finished 161-111 as a head coach during the regular season, coached teams to three Super Bowl appearances, won one of them and has a fairly impressive tree of ...

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Kurt Warner Thinks Arizona Should Sign Chad Pennington

Friday, March 5th, 2010

One of the most improbable careers in NFL history came to an end this off-season when two-time MVP Kurt Warner retired at age 38. His story is well-documented and will surely lead to plenty of Hall of Fame debate if not a movie script. For now, Warner is at home, ...

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NFL Network Analyst Marshall Faulk

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

Former St. Louis Rams RB Marshall Faulk was one of many greats - past and present - who joined The Tirico and Van Pelt Show on Wednesday to talk about his seven Pro Bowl appearances, his new gig as an analyst for the NFL Network and how that changes his ...

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