Reading the coverage: A Del Rio interview
January, 19, 2010
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Paul Kuharsky | ESPN.com
Houston Texans
The Texans are raising ticket prices an average of nearly seven percent, says John McClain.
What the Texans can learn from the Chargers, according to Richard Justice.
Indianapolis Colts
The Colts are used to success, but not complacent, writes Mike Chappell.
The Jets are cast as David to Indy’s Goliath, says Tom Spalding.
Bill Polian says no apologies are necessary. John Oehser reviews Polian’s radio show. Again I will say the win over Baltimore didn't wash away the sloppiness of how the Colts approached and handled the end of the potential perfect season.
Some inside dish from the Sporting News on the Colts and Jets.
Four critical elements to Jets-Colts from Jason Cole.
The team’s news release on the AFC Championship Game.
The Jets need big-play touchdowns, but the Colts don’t allow them, says Deshawn Zombie.
The Colts gave the Jets life, now the Jets can end the Colts' season, says Dan Graziano.
History favors the Colts and the Saints, says D.J. Zaccagnini.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Big Cat Country talked with Jack Del Rio.
Tennessee Titans
Cortland Finnegan aspires to be 2010 NFL defensive player of the year, says Jim Wyatt.
Kenny Britt was arrested in New Jersey over outstanding traffic warrants, says Wyatt.
The Titans can look at the Jets and wonder "what if," says Terry McCormick.
A car dealership owned by Bud Adams in Houston had a fire, says Wyatt.
The Texans are raising ticket prices an average of nearly seven percent, says John McClain.
What the Texans can learn from the Chargers, according to Richard Justice.
Indianapolis Colts
The Colts are used to success, but not complacent, writes Mike Chappell.
The Jets are cast as David to Indy’s Goliath, says Tom Spalding.
Bill Polian says no apologies are necessary. John Oehser reviews Polian’s radio show. Again I will say the win over Baltimore didn't wash away the sloppiness of how the Colts approached and handled the end of the potential perfect season.
Some inside dish from the Sporting News on the Colts and Jets.
Four critical elements to Jets-Colts from Jason Cole.
The team’s news release on the AFC Championship Game.
The Jets need big-play touchdowns, but the Colts don’t allow them, says Deshawn Zombie.
The Colts gave the Jets life, now the Jets can end the Colts' season, says Dan Graziano.
History favors the Colts and the Saints, says D.J. Zaccagnini.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Big Cat Country talked with Jack Del Rio.
Tennessee Titans
Cortland Finnegan aspires to be 2010 NFL defensive player of the year, says Jim Wyatt.
Kenny Britt was arrested in New Jersey over outstanding traffic warrants, says Wyatt.
The Titans can look at the Jets and wonder "what if," says Terry McCormick.
A car dealership owned by Bud Adams in Houston had a fire, says Wyatt.
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