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b Ed Hochuli and Arnold Schwarzenegger The photos don lie, folks.In Game No. 11 on our list of the Top 20 Games of 2010, the Ravens edged the Texans on a Monday night. But as Elliot Harrison explains, he actually looked at this battle as a win for Houston.Last week, NFL.com Pat Kirwan stated his case for why Eli Manning was robbed when left off the NFL Network Top 100 Players of 2011 list. Today, speculating that it looks as if LeSean McCoy might not make the cut, he states his case for the Eagles running back.Today Instant Debate gets right down to the point Will there be a season, and when will it begin Our experts offer their opinions.Really only two words needed to tell you what this is all about Favre Watch.Here something even Ochocinco would be jealous of Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, Saints running back Reggie Bush, Bills linebacker Shawne Merriman and Colts linebacker Cody Glenn were among the celebrities who sped out of central London on Thursday for the start of the 12th edition of the Gumball 3000 Rally, a sevenday car race stretching 3,000 miles across 10 European countries.Did you see yesterday Pick Six about guys from the NFL you might want to invite to your bachelor party Check out today Pick Six, which will be a video version and will detail some of the best, um, NFL wardrobe malfunctions. Relax, that NFL wardrobe malfunctions, not halftime performers.And speaking of The Hangover, the folks at FL Total Accessused the release of the sequel as a good time to discuss which playoff teams from 2010 might suffer a hangover effect and miss the 2011 playoffs.It Football Friday, and that means it is time to chat with NFL.com Vic Carucci at noon ET. Submit a question now.Every year, the Pro Football Hall of Fame holds a contest to select the best photographs from the previous season. Some are dramatic, some funny. Some introspective and some filled with action. NFL.com is proud to roll out a photo essay not only giving you a glimpse of the best photos, but an explanation from the photographe
er, if you compare the top tight ends taken in the last three drafts Gresham, Pettigrew, Keller to the first wide receiver selected in that same draft, the numbers are pretty lopsided at least when it comes to receptions per season. That list of wideouts includes Demaryius Thomas 2010, Darrius HeywardBey 2009, and Donnie Avery 2008, who was actually the first pick in the second round.In case youe wondering, touchdown receptions aren any closer. The tight ends mentioned have scored 20 career touchdowns, while the wide receivers have only 12. How you liking that HeywardBey pick, Raiders fansElliot HarrisonNEW YORK In the days leading up to the 2011 NFL Draft, much of what prognosticators see playing out is a matter of educated guessing. But some names continue to emerge as players who could slide in the first round Thursday night 8212 a topic that was discussed among NFL Network analysts during their Tuesday production meeting.Wee already witnessed the gradual slide of Clemson DE Dauan Bowers, once in the conversation as the potential first overall pick, due to questions surrounding his surgically repaired knee. Iowa DE Adrian Clayborn is under a microscope from teams that think his Erb8217s palsy will limit production. Then, there is the curious case of former Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, who faces the growing trend in NFL think tanks that running backs aren a good value with high firstround picks when comparable talent can be found later, often much later.ngram could slide into the second round,says NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock. f for nothing else, based on the position he plays being devalued.No one the room raised any disagreement that Ingram is a candidate to slide. It was opined by analyst Charles Davis that the ideal situation for Ingram though not financially beneficial would be to slide to a winning team near the bottom of the first round, where teams such as New England No. 28, the New York Jets 30, Pittsburgh 31 and Green Bay 32 reside.Regardless of a potential slide, Hall of Fame runn
er, if you compare the top tight ends taken in the last three drafts Gresham, Pettigrew, Keller to the first wide receiver selected in that same draft, the numbers are pretty lopsided at least when it comes to receptions per season. That list of wideouts includes Demaryius Thomas 2010, Darrius HeywardBey 2009, and Donnie Avery 2008, who was actually the first pick in the second round.In case youe wondering, touchdown receptions aren any closer. The tight ends mentioned have scored 20 career touchdowns, while the wide receivers have only 12. How you liking that HeywardBey pick, Raiders fansElliot HarrisonNEW YORK In the days leading up to the 2011 NFL Draft, much of what prognosticators see playing out is a matter of educated guessing. But some names continue to emerge as players who could slide in the first round Thursday night 8212 a topic that was discussed among NFL Network analysts during their Tuesday production meeting.Wee already witnessed the gradual slide of Clemson DE Dauan Bowers, once in the conversation as the potential first overall pick, due to questions surrounding his surgically repaired knee. Iowa DE Adrian Clayborn is under a microscope from teams that think his Erb8217s palsy will limit production. Then, there is the curious case of former Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, who faces the growing trend in NFL think tanks that running backs aren a good value with high firstround picks when comparable talent can be found later, often much later.ngram could slide into the second round,says NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock. f for nothing else, based on the position he plays being devalued.No one the room raised any disagreement that Ingram is a candidate to slide. It was opined by analyst Charles Davis that the ideal situation for Ingram though not financially beneficial would be to slide to a winning team near the bottom of the first round, where teams such as New England No. 28, the New York Jets 30, Pittsburgh 31 and Green Bay 32 reside.Regardless of a potential slide, Hall of Fame runn