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Patriots trade Cassel and Vrabel to Chiefs

Patriots trade franchise player Cassel to Chiefs

Matt Cassel, whom the New England Patriots named as their franchise player in early February, was traded to the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday.

Matt Cassel

#16 QB
New England Patriots

2008 STATS

• Att516
• Comp327
• Yds3474
• TD21
• Int11
• Rat89.4

Cassel is the second part of the trade that sent Patriots linebacker Mike Vrabel to the Chiefs on Friday. In exchange, the Patriots acquire the Chiefs' second-round pick (34th overall) in the 2009 NFL draft.

The agreement is contingent on both players passing their physicals.

"I have a long history with both players," Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli said in a statement. "Mike and Matt are men that I respect both personally and professionally. I look forward to having them as new members of the Chiefs family."

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20 Years Ago today

On February 25, 1989, Jerry Jones purchased the Dallas Cowboys from H.R. "Bum" Bright. Almost immediately, he replaced Tom Landry, the only coach the Cowboys had ever known, with University of Miami head coach Jimmy Johnson who had played football with Jones at the University of Arkansas. Although many fans were angry at the sudden change, it turned out to be a prudent move -- over the course of the next seven years, the Cowboys would win three Super Bowls.

http://www.usefultrivia.com/sports_trivia/dallas_cowboys_trivia_006a.html

Note: Of course they haven't won a playoff game in 12+ years

On Dec. 28, 1996, the Cowboys beat Minnesota, 40-15, in the wild-card round at Texas Stadium.

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Pelaties, gettin' blowd out and rice of passage goodness

It's Mid-February, NFL has been over for a couple weeks......

and for most of the fellow married guys reading this blog post, I'm sure "Nagging Season" is in full swing.  Our weekends from now until September are pretty much shot all to hell.

The wives expect us not to sit around the house with our buddies; drinking beer, watching games and more or less ignoring her questions and complaints.

But we make it through these non-football months. We attempt to re-solidify our marriages from now until the first pre-season game, just to repeat the process over again after the Super Bowl.

So, if your wife is without viewing distance of this post, you may wanna bookmark this and save it for later. If not, I present to you from nfltouchdown.com......

Ego

21 Reasons Football is Better than Marriage | NFL Touchdown

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An NFL Insider’s Perspective

1. The Ring

In football, you earn a ring that’s worth five figures for being the best.

In marriage, you buy a ring for someone else that’s worth four to five figures simply to avoid being the worst.

 

2. The Market

Rocky football season? No problem, just improve the situation by hitting the market during the offseason and picking up some fresh young prospects.

Rocky marriage? You probably want to avoid picking up fresh young prospect. In fact, that can come back and haunt your salary cap later on during the divorce hearings.

 

3. Watch and Grow

Improving in football includes watching tape of more football and attending football games.

Improving your marriage often means watching crap like Grey’s Anatomy and attending youth soccer games.

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