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Justin Tuck’s Picture-Perfect Moments

The Oakland Raiders’ defensive end retraces his college and NFL days through Sports Illustrated photographs

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Lasting Impressions of Super Bowl Week

We asked our writers who made the trip to share a few observations and memories that will stay with them from Arizona. We also asked for a prediction, and no one is picking the Seahawks to repeat

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Dan Marino’s Trip Down Memory Lane

While looking at old Sports Illustrated photos, the Hall of Fame quarterback reminisces about his college years and NFL career

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Avoid the Dreaded Twos, Fives and Nines!

You have no say over what numbers you'll pull in your Super Bowl squares. But here are your odds of winning

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The Final Over/Under

A college stats professor charts NFL wins, comparing all 32 teams to Vegas and statheads predictions going into the 2014 season

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Sanchez or Foles? It Doesn’t Matter

Nick Foles hasn’t been medically cleared yet, but the Eagles shouldn’t rush him back when that happens. Philadelphia has virtually the same chance of making the playoffs (and winning the Lombardi) with Mark Sanchez under center

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The Myth of Momentum

Conventional wisdom suggests that it’s best to finish the NFL regular season strong rather than simply being the best team in the playoffs. We crunched the numbers and put that theory to the test

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The Making of Modern QBs

A look at how Aaron Rodgers rose to the top of his game, and what his journey reveals about football’s most important position

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Playoff Scenarios and Probabilities

Among the myriad scenarios, it’s actually conceivable that there could be an eight-way tie at 9-7 (or 10-6), either of which would happen about 1 out of every 1,000 times the NFL played out the final four weeks

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Steve Smith Rules

How does an undersized, overly confrontational wideout survive 14 years in the NFL? He starts by following a plan that also describes his personal ethos

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