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Fri, Oct 15 04 "NFL Week 5 Players of the week, Daunte Culpepper you Champ! More on the Pat Tillman story! 

From NFL Media today

NFL.COM VOTERS SELECT VIKINGS QB DAUNTE CULPEPPER & TITANS RB CHRIS BROWN AS WEEK 5 FEDEX AIR & GROUND NFL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Quarterback DAUNTE CULPEPPER of the Minnesota Vikings and running back CHRIS BROWN of the Tennessee Titans are the FedEx Air & Ground NFL Players of the Week for games played on October 10-11, the NFL announced today.

Culpepper threw for 396 yards and five touchdowns, completing 36 of 50 pass attempts for a 128.4 passer rating in the Vikings’ 34-28 overtime win over the Houston Texans. He threw touchdown passes of one, five, 10 and 50 yards in regulation before tossing a 50-yard game-winner in overtime.

Brown carried 27 times for 148 yards and two touchdowns in the Titans 48-27 win over the Green Bay Packers. He scored touchdowns of 37 and 29 yards on his second and fourth carries of the game, respectively.

Culpepper and Brown were selected from among finalists in the air and ground categories through 74,412 fan votes. The other FedEx Express NFL Player of the Week finalists were quarterbacks DAVID CARR of the Houston Texans and TIM RATTAY of the San Francisco 49ers, while running backs TIKI BARBER of the New York Giants and REUBEN DROUGHNS of the Denver Broncos were the other finalists for the FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Week.

NFL TO DONATE $250,000 TO USO IN MEMORY OF PAT TILLMAN
-- Grant to fund construction of USO Center in Afghanistan --

Washington, D.C. – The National Football League will donate $250,000 to the United Service Organizations (USO) in memory of former Arizona Cardinals player and Army Ranger PAT TILLMAN, the NFL announced this evening at the annual USO gala at the Washington Hilton. The grant will be used to build a USO facility – tentatively named the “Pat Tillman USO Center” in Afghanistan to honor the memory of Tillman, who was killed in combat on April 22 in the region.  Currently, there is no such morale and recreation center to serve the estimated 20,000 men and women of the U.S. military in Afghanistan.

NFL Commissioner PAUL TAGLIABUE conceived of the idea for the center last May while visiting U.S. bases in Germany and initiated discussions with the USO shortly thereafter. “We have been associated with the USO since our first players tour to Vietnam in 1966 and are proud to extend our support in memory of Pat Tillman in this tangible way,” said Tagliabue.  “Pat personified the best values of America and the National Football League.  He was an extraordinary team player – whether it was with the Arizona Cardinals or Army Rangers.  This is part of Pat’s tremendous legacy to his extended military family.”

Tillman, who played four seasons with the Arizona Cardinals, enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2002. “The USO is extremely pleased to have the National Football League join us in our efforts to connect the people of America with its defenders,” said NED POWELL, president and CEO of the USO World Headquarters.  “This donation will help expand our mission to a critical area, and support U.S. forces serving in Afghanistan.  We are proud to honor the memory of Pat Tillman in this way.”

Senator JOHN MC CAIN (R-Arizona) was among the speakers at Tillman’s memorial service last May.  “I can think of no better way to honor the service and patriotism displayed by Pat Tillman and all of the men and women serving in Afghanistan than to construct the USO center in their honor,” said Senator McCain in a recent letter to Commissioner Tagliabue.  

Tillman served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan before being killed in April in the Khost province of Afghanistan during a firefight with insurgents.  He is the first NFL player to be killed in combat since the Vietnam War, and the first NFL veteran since World War II to receive the Silver Star, one of the nation’s highest honors for gallantry, valor and heroism.

“I believe a USO center in Afghanistan would serve as a fitting tribute to Corporal Tillman’s bravery and sacrifice,” General RICHARD B. MYERS, Chairman of the  Joint Chiefs of Staff, wrote in recent correspondence with the NFL.  “Please accept our heartfelt appreciation for the continued support the National Football League provides our service men and women and their families.”

In 1965, NFL Commissioner PETE ROZELLE – seeking ways to demonstrate the league’s support for America’s fighting forces -- conceived of the idea of sending NFL players to Vietnam on “goodwill tours.”  The following year, the NFL teamed with the USO and became the first sports organization to send a group of players to Vietnam and other parts of Asia. 

From 1966 until the removal of forces in Vietnam in 1973, players spent up to three-and-one-half weeks visiting remote firebases, aircraft carriers, and other installations in Vietnam, Guam, Thailand, and Japan. Since then, NFL active and retired players and cheerleaders have made numerous USO tours, visiting troops in Somalia, Bosnia, Italy, South Korea, Japan, Germany, Kuwait, Iraq, Qatar and other locations.

Commissioner Tagliabue visited U.S. bases in Germany earlier this year with TODD HEAP of the Baltimore Ravens and WARRICK DUNN and KEITH BROOKING of the Atlanta Falcons.  In addition, MARCO RIVERA of the Green Bay Packers joined retired NFL player and current Fox Sports analyst BRIAN BALDINGER on a tour of U.S. installations in Kuwait and Qatar this summer.

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Thurs, Oct 14 04 "Statement from the NFL in regards to Pat Tillman's logo on the NFL player helmets and how the former Cardinals QB Jake Plummer now a Bronco seems to want to keep wearing it" Myk Aussie

From NFL Media

"We spoke to the Broncos and Jake’s representatives and emphasized that we too want to continue to keep Pat Tillman’s legacy alive but that we have rules regarding personal messages on uniforms that we needed to apply consistently. The idea of Jake doing a public service announcement relating to our service men and women arose during these discussions and we look forward to working with him on it and showing Jake’s message in all our stadiums beginning on the weekend (November 14-15) after Veterans Day.

We appreciate Senator McCain’s interest as expressed in today’s letter. We have worked with Senator McCain and his office on several tributes to Pat Tillman since his death. Senator McCain has most recently endorsed our $250,000 contribution to build the first USO facility in Afghanistan that will be named the Pat Tillman USO Center for the military men and women stationed there. The formal announcement of the Tillman USO Center will be made at the annual USO Gala tomorrow night in Washington.

For the record, Jake Plummer has not been fined for his actions on this issue and we have no intention of doing so. Rather, we look forward to working together with him."

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Wed, Oct 13 04 "It was as predicted a tough week of tipping! I had a great time in Seattle at the Fox Sports Bar! Tit's hammer the Packers 48-27 in ABC's Monday Night Footy! Week 6 preview the SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (3-1) at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (4-0)

Yep as said Friday night on Gabriel Morency's SportsRage it was a tough week. 7 I tipped it could have been less. I had a great day Sunday in Seattle at the magnificent Fox Sports bar. Apparently the former NFL and CFL star QB Warren Moon who I was lucky enough to interview and be interviewed byat the recent Super Bowl hosts Monday Night Football there. I had to head back to Vancouver Canada so unfortunately I missed meeting up with Warren again. 

From NFL Media 

The Tennessee Titans scored on five of their first six possessions, and scored more points than any visitor ever at Lambeau Field when they defeated the Green Bay Packers 48-27 on Monday night.

Titans RB CHRIS BROWN ran for 148 yards and two long touchdowns on the team’s first two series from 37 and 29 yards out.

Tennessee QB STEVE MC NAIR completed 15 of 28 attempts for 206 yards and two touchdowns.

The Titans’ defense forced Green Bay into six turnovers, including two interceptions by S LAMONT THOMPSON.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (3-1) at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (4-0): This one came this close to being a battle of unbeatens.

But then the St. Louis Rams came back from a 17-point deficit last Sunday to top the Seahawks in overtime 33-27, thereby almost quadrupling the total points surrendered by the ’Hawks in ’04 (13 to 46). "We’re quite young," says Seattle head coach MIKE HOLMGREN. "We have to learn to handle being ahead in a game as well as being behind in close situations."

"Close situations," Mike? Welcome to New England, where the Patriots have minted that kind of existence. New England has built its 19-game win streak on a sparse 9.2-point margin of victory.

The Patriots’ TOM BRADY, who has thrown only two interceptions in his past 10 home regular season games, confronts a Seahawks defense that ties the New York Giants for most interceptions (8) in the league.

And the turning New England leaves will be familiar to one key Seahawk -- quarterback MATT HASSELBECK. His father DON was a tight end for the Patriots from 1977-83, and Matt graduated from Boston College.

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