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The conventional wisdom is that Saints running back Reggie Bush has not fulfilled his promise in the N.F.L. But he has three touchdowns this postseason.
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Peyton Manning is not just the N.F.L.’s most valuable player for the fourth time, but perhaps the dominant player of his generation.
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Jerry Rice, the career receiving leader, and Emmitt Smith, the career rushing leader, led a class of seven to the Hall of Fame.
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The N.F.L.’s labor committee and the players union held a 90-minute negotiating session Saturday, the eve of the Super Bowl and a month before the 2010 season begins without a salary cap.
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Before the Super Bowl, the Colts and Saints reflect on the one play this season that stands out in their minds.
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Colts at Super Bowl Media Day
Rain forced the Colts to move their open session with the news media indoors, but it didn't dampen the players' enthusiasm ahead of the Super Bowl.
Saints' Super Bowl Media Day
The New Orleans Saints discuss what a championship would mean to the city that has supported the team through dismal losing seasons and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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By DAVE ANDERSON
When it comes to winning championships in pro football, the quarterback is either the hero or the goat.
Sports of The Times
Colts’ Caldwell Steps Out of the Shadows
By WILLIAM C. RHODEN
Jim Caldwell, the Colts’ first-year coach, will get the credit if his team wins and the blame if it loses in the Super Bowl.
N.F.L. Playoffs
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The Saints and the Colts won big over the weekend — what about you? Check your bracket and compare where you rank against other readers and Times reporters.
Living Story: N.F.L. Playoffs 2010
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