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April 29th, 2008

EMQB Interview: Caleb Campbell

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When Army safety Caleb Campbell was drafted by the Detroit Lions with the 218th pick in the seventh-round of the 2008 NFL Draft, he had played his way out of deployment to Kuwait or Iraq and into the National Football League. If he makes […]

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April 27th, 2008

NFL Draft 2008: Time to ‘Believe in Now’

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This was my fifth straight year covering the NFL Draft on-location in New York City. It never gets old for me. With each passing season, the Draft brings with it a new hope for all 32 teams. And it’s always exciting […]

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April 26th, 2008

NFL Draft 2008: First Round Recap

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NFL Draft guru Lloyd Vance (Taking it to the House) and I got together in the press box at Radio City Music Hall to compare notes on the entire first round of the 2008 NFL Draft. Here’s a recap of our […]

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April 24th, 2008

Top NFL Prospects Begin Draft Journey

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Being invited to the NFL Draft is an honor, for sure, but it also means you have to do more than show up on Saturday and put on the cap of your new team. NFL Draft […]

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April 24th, 2008

NFL Draft Diary: Kyle DeVan Q&A

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Former Oregon State center Kyle DeVan continues his NFL Draft diary for EMQB with this quick Q&A. Be sure to check out Kyle’s previous post.
If you could pick one team to play for, who would it be? I don’t have a specific team that I […]

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April 22nd, 2008

Jake Long Signs With Miami Dolphins

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As predicted yesterday, the Miami Dolphins not only announced former Michigan offensive tackle Jake Long as the first pick in the 2008 NFL Draft, they also signed him to a five-year, $57.75 million contract, complete with a hefty $30 million guarantee. Jake was understandably excited:
“It’s […]

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April 22nd, 2008

NFL Draft Diary: D.J. Wolfe Q&A

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Former Oklahoma safety D.J. Wolfe continues his NFL Draft diary for EMQB with this quick Q&A. Be sure to check out D.J.’s previous post and the EMQB Interview with D.J. Wolfe.
If you could pick one team to play for, who would it be? It would […]

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April 21st, 2008

NFL Draft Diary: Kyle DeVan

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Former Oregon State center Kyle DeVan offers his NFL Draft Diary, exclusive to Every Morning Quarterback. Here is Kyle’s first entry:
Well it’s less than one week out from my inaugural Draft weekend and I am very excited to see what the future holds. I have […]

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April 20th, 2008

Chris Long Eats at Subway

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Former Virginia DE Chris Long, who will become a member of the National Football League in less than a week, has joined New Orleans Saints RB Reggie Bush as Subway’s NFL endorsees. Check out Chris’ humorous workout video with Subway spokesman Jared Fogle. There are more clips at […]

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April 17th, 2008

EMQB Interview: Jehuu Caulcrick

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Jehuu Caulcrick is a throwback to the days where big, physical, short yardage fullbacks actually got a chance to carry the ball, much to the chagrin of their opponents. Jehuu (pronounced JAY-you) simply punished defensive lines as he found the […]

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