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Wanted: Mock Draft GM’s

Here at Second-String Fullback, we are putting together a Mock Draft for the first round of the NFL Draft.  We need 30 people who are willing to write a post, from the perspective of their teams general manager.  And since Chicago and Carolina don’t have 1st round picks, they are unavailable.  If you are interested please shoot us an email to secondstringfullback@gmail.com stating what team you would like to be the GM for.  More information will be sent out when a full roster of GM’s is assembled.

Here is who remains at this point:

Raiders, Cardinals, Texans, and Falcons

Usually when you hear stories about championship gear after the Super Bowl, it’s what happened to the loser’s champion t-shirts, and they usually go to a third-world country or to some place where kids don’t have shirts. Well, the New Orleans Saints championship gear after they beat the Indianapolis Colts is being made in the greatest, most hilarious place of all. Can you guess where?

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Super Bowl Post

Even if I had made a prediction, I would have been wrong.

I don’t have much else to say, besides the fact that I’m happy with the end result.

In a story that oddly sounds a lot like an episode from “The Office,” New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush has been accused of making a promise of scholarships to two high school students but not actually giving them the money.
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It seems that NFL players regularly have connections to precognition. Only a couple days after Garrett Hartley claimed he saw himself kicking the game-winning field goal in a previous dream, Donovan McNabb says that he has no worries about the trade speculation wondering if he’ll leave Philadelphia. Why is he so relaxed? Apparently, a psychic told him he’d stay with the Eagles.
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The New Orleans Saints beat the Minnesota Vikings Sunday on an overtime field goal by Saints kicker Garrett Hartley booting a field goal, but the crazy news is that he knew he was going to do it all along.
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Some parts of Michael Vick’s past came out recently, but it has nothing to do with marijuana charges or anything about his dogfighting history. It came from a man named David Jacobs, a steroids dealer in Plano.
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Against the Spread

Championship week! The best games all year long, teams come out looking to kill, and smear the blood of their opponents all over the place.  Players will do anything to get to the Super Bowl.  A couple of fantastic matchups this week not just in terms of the teams, but because of the story lines that go along with them.  Once again, all betting lines are provided by centsports.com.  Let’s dive in and see who I like.

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I apologize for the decreased amount of posts, but it’s hard to find interesting news in the end of the football season besides injury reports and coordinators being shipped around to different teams. Here’s something to try and make it up to you.

If you couldn’t tell by the title, Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams is doing a documentary on himself for ESPN’s “30 For 30″ series. I’ll admit that I haven’t watched any of the “30 For 30″ documentaries, mainly in spite of Bill Simmons for pushing it on everyone through his columns and tweets. I’d definitely watch this one, though.

Ricky Williams has bankrolled his own documentary that ESPN has picked up for its “30-30 series. It will air April 27th. And, unlike the “U” documentary that was well-done but over-hyped since it broke no new ground, “Run Ricky Run” should be worth the discussion.

“Uncomfortable,” was what Williams called the documentary a couple of months ago when I asked him about it. “But honest.”

Ricky Williams is one of the most interesting athletes that no one quite really knows about, and I’d be very eager to watch this autobiographical piece. I’m just surprised he didn’t start his own documentary series called “30 for 3 Dimebags.” Keep it on the down low, though. We can’t have everyone watching it.

Welcome to the last edition of this short and sweet PLAYOFFDAY series.
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