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"Ochocinco" sentence to "treinta dias"

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An arrest warrant has been issued for the arrest of former NFL wide receiver Chad Johnson after he...

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The football player formerly known as Chad Ochocinco has had a rough year. He was cut from the Miami Dolphins on national TV, arrested for domestic violence, and had a short-lived marriage to reality TV star Evelyn Lozada. Now, Chad Johnson is scrambling to have a sex tape (featuring Johnson) removed from the internet, and has even contacted the FBI. Johnson is...

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Patriots’ wide receiver Chad Ochocinco had every reason to be upset after his SUV was broken into and he had his wallet, credit cards, license and iPod stolen. But what got Ochocinco really upset was the loss of something else — his Starbucks gold card.

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The New England Patriots placed controversial defesive tackle Albert Haynesworth on waivers today, cutting ties with a guy who was the highest paid defensive player in NFL history less than 2 years ago.

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Former New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi is a current NFL analyst, and at times, displays a bit of harsh criticism toward current players. This is understandable. After all, he's paid to be an analyst. But why is Bruschi mad at Patriots wide receiver Chad Ochocinco for appreciating his quarterback Tom Brady?

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Patriots WR Chad Ochocinco was illegally hit by Bucs rookie LB Mason Foster in preseason action. NFL Commisioner Roger Goodell has fined Foster $20,000 for the hit, but Ochocinco disagrees. Despite being the victim of the illegal hit, Ochocinco tweeted that he will pay Foster's fine, and complimented Foster on the tackle.

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There were a number of NFL free-agent signings, and trades, over the last few days.

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When Chad Ochocinco signed with the New England Patriots this week, one of the side stories was the situation concerning his traditional number 85.

Aaron Hernandez already had that number with the Pats

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When the NFL lockout is over, the new collective bargaining may make it easier for teams to resign veterans, but some high-profile guys will certainly be salary cap victims nonetheless.

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