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This weekend mars the start of the second month of the 2011 college football season.

So, who do you think was the best player in the first month?

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More than 25 years after shuffling to a win in Super Bowl XX, the 1985 Chicago Bears have been extended an invitation to the White House, CSN Chicago reports.

The NFL team that wins the Super Bowl is usually invited to the White House during the year of their victory. However, the Challenger exploded only two days after the Bears’ win.

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The NFL season kicked off last night with the Saints and Packers, and now comes the first really fun Sunday since, well....February.

Everyone has their own ideas as to how this will shake out in the NFL this year.  I'm no exception.

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Center Maurkice Pouncey and defensive end Aaron Smith have officially been ruled out for Super Bowl XLV. Both starters had hoped to recover from injuries in time for kickoff Sunday night.

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Ouida White and her boyfriend Aaron, who live in a homeless shelter in Green Bay, had no idea The Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau was running a contest in which the first person in Green Bay who approached their “mystery man” and asked him “Have you been to Dallas?” would get a free Super Bowl package.

But the pair caught on when folks started walking up to them and asking them this questions. On their fourth try, Ouida and Aaron found the mystery man, and the homeless couple became the big winners.

Keep reading to see a heartwarming video of the couple discussing their wonder at winning a Super Bowl trip when they have just 90 cents to their name.

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Plenty of big time players never made a big time play in the Super Bowl. For some players, their career might be a blip in the NFL history books, if not for a super play in the Super Bowl. Just ask David Tyree. For stars, a great Super Bowl play is a top highlight on an already impressive football resume.

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All NFL players dream of playing on the biggest stage the NFL has to offer...the Super Bowl. However, for some of those players, the dream turns into a nightmare.

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Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu was named the Associated Press NFL Defensive Player Of The Year, on Monday, edging out Green Bay Packers linebacker Clay Matthews. The Associated Press, courtesy of espn.com, has the story, below.

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Pittsburgh Steelers pro bowl center Maurkice Pouncey reportedly has a broken ankle. Chances of him playing in the Super Bowl appear to be finished.

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