Those three statements can be argued to some extent but, given the information available at this point, are accurate.
One would think that a Philadelphia native would be a big fan of The Birds, but that’s not the case. He may have played his college ball at North Carolina and the bulk of his NBA career with the Portland Trail Blazers and the Detroit Pistons, but don’t you even dare call Wallace a bandwagon Chiefs fan. Apparently, he has been a fan of the team since Joe Montana came to town in 1993.New York Giants Mouse Pads
It seems crazy to do that, but the alternative would be facing him twice a year on teams that are stacked at receiver.Cleveland Browns Mouse Pads
"I'm going to approach this like I do every season -- like it's my last," he said. "I think that's the approach you have to take. And you don't approach it that way because it could be your last, but you approach it because every single play in the game of football could be your last. Every game could be your last game. That just means I'm going out to give it everything I have.San Francisco 49ers Mouse Pads
ESPN's Dianna Russini reports that the Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers and Tennessee Titans are among the teams that have discussed a trade with the Falcons.
While talk about the Arizona Cardinals acquiring star receiver Julio Jones from the Atlanta Falcons has been live over the last couple of weeks, especially since Cardinals wideout DeAndre Hopkins is the one fueling it, the Rams have been actually exploring how to acquire him. The Rams have actually been in talks with the Falcons about a trade for Jones. Adding Jones to that offense would be scary.
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