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How to Own a Sports Franchise

By deversole

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So you want to own a sports franchise? You better have a lot of cash stuffed in something... more »

How to Pack a Cooler for a Tailgate Party

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Knowing how to pack a cooler for your tailgate party may not seem difficult until you understand how much of a difference it makes in how long your food lasts and how it is preserved. No matter what the size of the cooler or the material of which ... more »

How to Pick NFL Playoff Teams

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The popularity of office pools for the NCAA basketball tournament each spring has spread to other sports. Many football fans and people who want to participate in a competitive environment have begun football pools to predict the NFL playoffs. ... more »

How to Pick Tailgate Party Recipes

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If you want to make your tailgate party a cooking extravaganza rather than simply an eating event, you should start by picking out the right recipes. Tailgating recipes are different from recipes you would use at a backyard barbecue or a picnic ... more »

How to Plan a Tailgate Party

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A tailgate party is usually organized before or after a sporting event or concert. Normally held in an informal setting, such as a parking lot, picnic area or park, a tailgate party takes little preparation when it comes to the location, but ... more »

How to Play Big as a Small Quarterback Like Drew Brees

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Drew Brees was not always the biggest, fastest or strongest quarterback on the field, but when the game was over, he was usually the winning quarterback. Some players have that indefinable quality that a scale or stop watch can't measure. One of ... more »

How to Play Defensive End Like Michael Strahan

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One of the NFL's dominant defensive rushers for a while now, Michael Strahan's relentless pass rushing and two sacks are widely credited with rattling Tom Brady enough to hand the Giants Super Bowl XXXV. Be among the best, learn how to play ... more »

How to Play Over the Middle Like Terrell Owens

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Terrell Owens is one the most controversial players in the National Football League. His detractors will say he is selfish and cares only for the spotlight. While an element of this may be true, no player competes or practices harder than Terrell ... more »

How to Play Quarterback Like Drew Brees

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Despite being shorter and slower than the average National Football League quarterback, Drew Brees has become one of the best at his trade. He uses cunning and smarts to make pinpoint passes and daring escapes from oncoming defenders... more »

How to Play Quarterback Like Michael Vick

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The only NFL quarterback to get more than 1,000 yards rushing in a season, Michael Vick was considered the most exciting QB to watch in football. His stunning athleticism and tough contacts made for an unpredictable player. Learn to play ... more »

How to Play Quarterback Like Tom Brady

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Every American male has wanted to play Quarterback like Tom Brady at least once in his life. You too can be on the road to fame and glory, just like the three-time Super Bowl Champion... more »

How to Play Scatback Like Reggie Bush

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When Reggie Bush catches a football and runs and blocks as well as any running back in his sport. Because of this versatility, he is considered more of a scatback than a running back. Bush is part running back, part wide receiver and all ... more »

How to Play Tailback Like Adrian Peterson

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Adrian Peterson is one of the best running backs in all of football. He makes the other players on the field look as they are running in sand at times. He turns the corner of a defense and in a blink of an eye; he is gone for a touchdown. Behind ... more »

How to Play the Edges Like Michael Strahan

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The primary responsibility of a defensive end in football is to control the edges on the line of scrimmage and attack the quarterback. Michael Strahan continually demonstrates this ability. He holds the NFL single-season sack record, but also ... more »

How to Please a NFL Fan During the Holidays

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The National Football League (NFL) rolls right through the holiday season and fans of the sport have plenty to look forward to with playoffs and the Superbowl. But how do you buy things for a NFL fan? There are actually plenty of things to easily ... more »

How to Prevent a Career Downfall Like Michael Vick's

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Michael Vick is a former football star whose amazing career ended abruptly because of bad decisions in his personal life. On December 10, 2007, Michael Vick was convicted on charges stemming from his involvement in a dog fighting ring. His ... more »

How to Prevent Fumbles - Quarterback Drills

By Bobbi Miller

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As a quarterback, you have a responsibility to your team to prevent fumbles so that you can get the ball into the hands of your play makers and win games. Here are some grip drills to help you prevent fumbles... more »

How to Properly Wave a Steelers Terrible Towel

By Neal Coolong

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It’s one of the most recognized fan emblems in all of sports. The Terrible Towel, associated with the NFL’s Pittsburgh Steelers, has been around since the 1970s, and is still used today. True fans of the team are identified with their ownership ... more »

How to Purchase NFL Tickets

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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NFL tickets can be tricky to get, due to the limited play schedule and the popularity explosion that football has enjoyed in America in the last 25 years. The competition to purchase tickets has been offset by the opening of new clubs, such as ... more »

How to Read a Sports Betting Line

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Many people bet casually on sports, but if you want to bet more seriously, you'll have to know how to read a line. This article will teach you... more »

How to Ride a Rose Bowl Parade Float

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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The Rose Bowl Parade is the mostly widely known and anticipated parade in the world. Many high schools, equestrian groups and other civic and student organizations dream of being asked to be in the Rose Bowl Parade. Traditionally, the way to get ... more »

How to Run a Post Pattern Like Randy Moss

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Randy Moss may be the greatest deep threat receiver in the history of football. He combines speed, catching ability and size into what scientists might come up with if they created the perfect wide receiver. One of the signature plays for Randy ... more »

How to Run a Slant Like Wes Welker

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There are many receivers in football who are bigger, faster and stronger, but few possess the gritty determination of Wes Welker. Wes Welker has become one of the best receivers in football--he will do anything to help the team win. One of his ... more »

How to Run Aggressively Like Adrian Peterson

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As one of the most spectacular players to come through the state system, expectations were huge for Adrian L. Peterson's rookie season after being drafted by the Minnesota Vikings. He didn't disappoint, being named NFL Offensive Rookie of the ... more »

How to Rush Like Adrian Peterson

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Adrian Peterson grew from high school legend to one of the best running backs in the NFL by defying the laws of motion. No one as big as he is should be that fast. Adrian also punishes defensive players who have the temerity to try to tackle him. ... more »

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