there are a few games in which the nfl can experiment and test what the nfl can do. the international peace should not be understated. think about the ability to reach fans around the world and develop an international audience with a game that's not a big game. it's 9:30 a.m. on a sunday and they contested in the marketplace worldwide. >> what is it the nfl doesn't know that they can find out by doing this? >> just the fact that the games being distributed through the internet creates unbelievable opportunities. the next generation of sports fans don't care how the content gets to them. they don't care for its coming over cable, satellite or wireless. they care about the programming. using the internet as a different just review should channel is one thing, but using it to interact with the fans and experiment around their programming in the game, there's a phenomenal opportunity and they need to be ready for it. cory: can you talk about this game, this international game in particular. is this important for the nfl? shelby: having it in london is important. broadca

one nfl game and the business of broadcasting the nfl.r: as you said, this is a critical moment for the nfl because it represents the nfl grabbing power from the network and realizing they can control their own media empire. the nfl network basically said to cbs, look, you can broadcast half of these and they will put the other half on our network, in by the way you pay for the production costs. the nfl has realized this is the most lucrative inc. they could put on television. averaged 17 .6 million viewers per game. accounted for 50 of the most-watched shows in the fall. they have about three times more viewers than the average programs. why would they not do that? cory: first of all, we love the buffalo bills. jason, this is a intriguing to me because there is no bigger media property then nfl games. jason: the nfl is the most program -- most valuable programming on the internet. this is the tip of the iceberg. it is a test. the reality is, the rights for television has been locked up for a long time, through 2022 foremost to games. the

and the nfl said they respect his decision and the nfl players association isn't commenting at this time it is surprising to see a 24-year-old retiring. are they applauding him for this. >> the twitter reaction was praise and respect for chris borland, talking about how much respect they have for someone to have the courage to walk away. >> a couple of nfl commentators took the other side and blasted chris borland for doing this and it is interesting how many people have piled on the commentateors for saying that he is leaving a ton of money on the table because he respects his mind more than he respects his earning power. he was a history major at the university of wisconsin and he knows the history that most nfl players leave the sport broke and physically damaged and he is saying i know this history, i'm applying it to my present and my mind and my life is worth more than a few dollars more. it is a very powerful principled states. >> so a portion of the nfl statement in reaction to this we're seeing a growing culture of safety and everybody knows there is more work to do and player s

-- seasons in the nfl in the 1980s. he says nfl players are more aware of the dangers associated with head trauma and the effects. yet it is a decision that is personal and unique to every player. >> i don't think it will demise or slow down the game very much. the nfl probably most of this came when the lawsuits came. >> reporter: he is the chief of brain injury services. treated athletes for concussions and say they could lead to brain injuries. many in the medical field talk about not having their own children play football. [ indiscernible ] >> it is a difficult one for him i would believe. but he needs to weigh the risks and the benefits. >> reporter: the more education the athlete has the better. he said given concerns, more changes could happen in the nfl down the road. in regards to better teaching and how players could avoid risky behavior. >> don't lead with your head. extend the back. there is ways of doing it. >> reporter: i received a statement, it said, by any measure football has never been safer, we cont

we are getting a few more guarantees. >> i watch more college football than the nfl. but i do think that giving concussion checks and i'm wondering if you feel that is very effective in preventing further injuries in the game. >> i think that there is certainly more awareness around this issue and the nfl has put in place an increased level of eyes and the sky people basically watching out for this so people see circumstances where the guys are coming off of the field and maybe the players are even more attentive to become to talk about this but the players just want to play. >> i know in college football if the test that they do is positive they don't come back on the field until they are tested further. >> )-right-paren and that's true in the nfl. if there's a suggestion that a player suffered some sort of a coverage and they go to the sideline and one of the questions raised by many experts is whether you can diagnose the concussion. so that's where the challenge is really increasing but especially challenging i think the dynamic i've always said that the hardest j

the whole ray rice issue was a microcosm of what's wrong with the nfl.e completely disconnected from the consequences of this sport they are engaged in. they are socializing young men into a culture of violence. is it at all surprising that you see the kind of corollary social damage surrounding players that we see? not at all surprising. they are off on this 19th century trajectory. it is fundamentally out of touch with the rest of us. emily: your friend and podcast partner bill simmons called be commissioner of the nfl a liar. espn suspended him. was that the right decision? malcolm: it was totally the wrong decision. if a sports columnist in a podcast can't exercise free speech. calling him a liar is not like it came out of nowhere. one reasonable conclusion from the whole ray rice saga is that the commissioner of the nfl knew about the existence of the videotape and was lying about it. i'm not saying that is what he did but it's a reasonable conclusion. i thought that in the course of expressing their opinions, sports columnists are allowed to draw c

i am joined by former nfl player.a statement that the nfl released in reaction to boreland's retirement. it reads we respect chris boreland's decision and wish him to best. football has never been safer and we wish to continue making progress. is that true? >> the problem is we don't know. the nfl really isn't showing what it knew back in the 80s and 90s when they were doing the concussion research. that was one of the things that the concussion lawsuit is what did the nfl know and when did it know it? until the nfl puts all of its cards on the table and says here is what we're doing and here is what we did and how we're changing about it how are they supposed to take them at face value when there's a trust issue. >> given how early he is in his career this has got to worry the nfl. >> this is something where we have seen players retire before when they weren't done playing their careers. i think emmitt smith or barry sanders. i think this is something that the nfl really has to pay attention to because wh what this d

that is about all nfl is saying.t are some of of the cosmetic changes being made at the stadium? tisch: you will find out about some of the cosmetic changes when i find out. betty: you don't know what the stadium will look like? tisch: i know we are standing on the 50 yard line. that is not moving. [laughter] tisch: i know on february 22, there will be a coin toss right here. betty: together with the owner of of the jets, woody johnson, tisch is the cochairman of the super bowl host committee. that means making sure that this stadium he helped build is ready for the big game. >> it's a lot of responsibility. it's a lot of responsibility. what keeps you up at night? tisch: what keeps me up at night is the scale. the sheer number of things that have to get done, the sheer number of issues that we have tried to think of, to plan for. power is a big issue. remember, there was a blackout that affected the game at the mercedes superdome. betty: can you guarantee no power failure? tisch: so much work has gone into ensuring

sources familiar with the case told abc news the substance was in a plastic bag inside the nfl nfl -- plastic back inside the envelope and the sender is known to the secret service. a father beaten and attacked at a mall is pushing for police to release surveillance of the attackers. last wednesday christian rasner was beaten in the bank of america parking lot by the westfield valley fair mall in san jose. two young men slammed his head against the pavement. he says the man started harassing his son in the mall where they were captured by a surveillance camera. this interview is thanks to our alliance with uni vision. >> i would still like to get it released to the public because i think that is a great way to get them identified. >> it was bad. christian's father says doctors are cautiously optimistic he will make a full recovery. >>> a san francisco landlord is getting support on social media after getting backlash raising a tenant's rent 400%. she shared the increase to $8900 a month. she posts that her friends know the truth. the building she owns is registered as a single family

it is also the largest nfl stadium in terms of seating capacity. of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people say to us -- why is there no roof on it? that would have been another $400 million. it is important to note that there is not a dime of public money in this building. it is all privately financed. >> all private. >> all private. it was quite a remarkable accomplishment. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when it plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. this is the first time that the super bowl is being hosted by two teams, the jets and the giants. the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. this is the first time the game is being played in a northern city in a building without a roof. >> bringing the super bowl to the new york region has been a decade-long effort for t

sources familiar with the case told abc news the substance was in a plastic bag inside the nfl nfl -- plastic back inside the envelope and the sender is known to the secret service. a father beaten and attacked at a mall is pushing for police to release surveillance of the attackers. last wednesday christian rasner was beaten in the bank of america parking lot by the westfield valley fair mall in san jose. two young men slammed his head against the pavement. he says the man started harassing his son in the mall where they were captured by a surveillance camera. this interview is thanks to our alliance with uni vision. >> i would still like to get it released to the public because i think that is a great way to get them identified. >> it was bad. christian's father says doctors are cautiously optimistic he will make a full recovery. >>> a san francisco landlord is getting support on social media after getting backlash raising a tenant's rent 400%. she shared the increase to $8900 a month. she posts that her friends know the truth. the building she owns is registered as a single family

sources familiar with the case told abc news the substance was in a plastic bag inside the nfl nfl -- plastic back inside the envelope and the sender is known to the secret service. a father beaten and attacked at a mall is pushing for police to release surveillance of the attackers. last wednesday christian rasner was beaten in the bank of america parking lot by the westfield valley fair mall in san jose. two young men slammed his head against the pavement. he says the man started harassing his son in the mall where they were captured by a surveillance camera. this interview is thanks to our alliance with uni vision. >> i would still like to get it released to the public because i think that is a great way to get them identified. >> it was bad. christian's father says doctors are cautiously optimistic he will make a full recovery. >>> a san francisco landlord is getting support on social media after getting backlash raising a tenant's rent 400%. she shared the increase to $8900 a month. she posts that her friends know the truth. the building she owns is registered as a single family

the nfl is working on this concussion issue very hard.difference between you who has the metal in your neck right now, you suffered injuries over the course of a career. you played nine years. this guy really hasn't been injured even after one year. he's quitting before the problem just because he's worried about what might happen and if that becomes pervasive among players, the nfl could have a problem. >> i think so. if you look at the national health institute that came out with a study that said from 2008 to 2012 youth football ages 6 to 13, numbers are down 29%. again, this concussion awareness protocol, the phenomenon happening all across the country is being heard and it's being heard by nfl players who say my life may be more important than the checks, than the fame, than the game that i've grown to love. the nfl has said in that statement that the game is safer than it has ever been and that may be true. the last time i checked, the reality is this is a wickedly violent sport where players are subjected to repeated head trauma an

. >> giving up an nfl career, a young player calls it quits worried about concussions. he says his health is more important than playing pro football. >> good evening. i'm antonio mora. this is aljazeera america. votes are still being tallied in israels election but the momentum seems to be shifting towards benjamin netanyahu and his party. early exit polls had netanyahu and zionist union leader hertzog locked in a dead heat, but netanyahu has moved ahead with a sizeable lead. this is a dramatic shift from just a couple of hours ago and more dramatic change from opinion polls that had hertzog we will ahead. >> it certainly is. polls have been close for seven hours and we are hearing now you that prime minister netanyahu has a six vote lead over the zionist party. that probably by any analytic term i think would give him a very good chance to form the next government. it is a dramatic turnaround. election polls said that netanyahu's party was trailing and had a good chance of losing this election. there were at least four seats behind. over the weekend netanyahu came out

we have got breaking news from the nfl. the league just announced big changes for the upcoming season. it will end its practice of blacking out certain games that don't sell out ending a decades-old process. and the nfl will live stream one game over the internet for the first time ever. it's going to happen in week seven when the buffalo bills meet the jacksonville jaguars in london, england. more on that story coming up. we've got all your headlines covered. take a look at the markets right now, stocks are mostly higher today, breaking the up-down cycle that gave investors sore necks last week. check out these unusual bedfellows, i think i'm still trying to get used to apple being on the dow, but there it is. pfizer, ibm, exxonmobil, once again our newest member of the dow as of last week, apple, part of a party that's going on with the dow. >>> all right, president obama had to make a very tough sell just moments ago. he's pitching foreign companies on investing in the united states, but it comes as the u.s. dollar has b

a rising star quits the nfl. chris borland says it's not worth the health risk. and we'll get to the bottom of the glaet penguin mystery. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: another college fraternity has been disciplined today for shocking behavior. kappa delta rho at penn state was suspended for a year for what it was allegedly doing on a private facebook page, including posting photos of nude women who did not know they had been photographed. this comes just days after a university of oklahoma fraternity was kicked off campus over a racist video. vinita nair is in state college pennsylvania. >> reporter: it was a former member of kappa delta rho at penn state who first told police about the invitation-only facebook page. these are photocopies of the posts. they featured images of women either passed out or asleep, some of them in sexual poses. students were encouraged to write posts. a series of lewd comments bragging about sexual acts, a search warrant claims some photos showed drug use including cocaine ma

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given players concerns, more changes could happen in the nfl down the road.regards to better teaching and how players can avoid risky plays. >> don't lead with your head. extend it to the back. there's ways of doing it. >> reporter: the nfl sent this statement surrounding its health and safety policy. it said in part by any measure football has never been safer. we continue to make changes with rule changes, tackling equipment, and medical care for players. the statement also said concussions were down 25% last year. in santa clara, i'm azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the marin county board of supervisors revealed a new proposal. cyclists sometimes ride too fast and cause collisions with walkers and joggers on the millvalely sausalito path way. the current speed limit for bicyclists is 15 miles per hour. the measure before the board would have it reduced to 10- miles-an-hour. a public hearing on the lower speed limit is set for march 31st. >>> and a nice looking night out there. mild conditions. there's no fog out at the coast. there's san francisco a

they won a free agency in the nfl. reports say the redskins have added defensive tackle steven pyatt to their defensive line and the 26-year-old agreed to a deal up to four years. things got a little crazy in the nfl elsewhere start with signing jimmy graham. graham and multiple draft picks were traded to the seahawks for center max unger. seahawks were looking for a tight end during the off-season. no one would guess it would be a franchise player like graham. good luck re-signing quarterback russell wilson. that will be tough. and it was a trade happy tuesday. couple of starting quarterbacks were swapped as well. nfl insider reported rams traded starting quarterback sam bradford for the phillies starter and some draft picks along with that. philly already making big moves including the big shawn mccoy trade to buffalo. talking baseball now, nats on a two-game losing streak. it's the spring. you don't have to be alarmed. taking on the marlins today and max scherzer started for the second time this spring. the former c

this could be the new norm for the nfl. educated players walking away. >> we have team coverage for you. we begin at levi stadium with the new that really caught a lot of 49ers and the fans off guard. >> reporter: yeah, this announcement is the second in a week for the 49ers alone, players stepping away from the game for health reasons. some doctors say, for the right reasons. >> talked about him being a tackling machine. >> reporter: chris borland became a stand-out player for the 49ers last season and many expected him to step up and fill patrick willis' shoes when he retired last week. >> borland's going to come off the field. >> reporter: but what's already been a difficult off season for the 49ers took another unexpected turn. borland announced he's stepping away from the game. he believes he suffered a concussion in training camp but played through it because he wanted to make the team. now he along with many other young players are having serious concerns about the long-term effects. >> i think it's important for us

i had my fair share of fun in the nfl.tely, i wasn't protected the way i needed to be or i wasn't educated enough on the causes that concussions could lead to. >> the national football league has taken steps to address dangers of concussions. thousands of former players are suing the nfl over head injuries suffered during their careers and that close to a settlement. but this is about more than that. >> not only is it important for nfl players or hockey players or players that play european football or boxers that are professionals but it is also important for our children for people who participate in contact sports how we need to know how bad this problem is. >> the culture of contact sports is to play through any injury but many hope this donation will help change that and in the process protect future sports men. >> nigeria's delayed elections posed tensions. for the first time it is expected to be a real contest. there have been clashes between rival supporters. interviewed an artist who has launched a campaign for pe

this nfl game is uncertain.ave to be ready at all times and they have to make split decisions on the field in front of 60,000 fans. even in the off-season, you have agents and brand managers and people behind the scenes working different avenues. the player has to go in as a hired gun and get it done. alix: explosive. do you have a favorite teams? are you allowed to have a team you like the best? >> i like all 32 teams. the vikings of minnesota, they gave me a big opportunity. they gave me as an undrafted free agent a chance to make a team. i believe her. for sure. >> thank you so much for joining us. robert griffith when he is there. "street smart" will be back in just a few minutes. ♪ alix: the saying goes "you can't teach an old dog new tricks." but dun & bradstreet may be proving that you can. dun & bradstreet announcing it new brand modernization effort today. joining me to discuss the turnaround strategy is the president and ceo, bob carrigan. good to see you. what is it like to reform a company, especiall

something a lot of fans have been hoping for for years. >>> a big win for nfl >>> a big win for nfl fans who don't want to pay nfl ticket prices. the league is suspending its tv blackout policy which blocked local stations from broadcasting games if there weren't enough tickets sold. the nfl also announced plans to broadcast a regular season game worldwide over the internet for the first time ever. >>> there were superheroes at 1600 pennsylvania avenue today. the annual white house science fair where president obama appeared to be quite impressed by a group of cape-wearing girl scouts from tulsa, oklahoma. the girls showed the president the page-turning robot they built out of legos designed to help the disabled. pretty neat stuff. >>> in louisville, kentucky, a story of compassion and determination. asia ford, who has lost about 200 pounds in two years, was running a 10-k race. suddenly she felt sick and dizzy. rather than quitting she pushed ahead but not by herself. a police officer grabbed hold of asia, told her, we're going to do this together and helped her walk the final two miles

he was a rising nfl star racing toward greatness. >> what's the meaning on your forearm?> if it is to be, it's up to me. basically saying my life is in my hands, and whatever i want my life to be, it's up to me to make it out that way. >> the question now, what sort of life did the ex-patriot make for himself? >> he wanted to be the best. >> but he's accused of the worst. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> why would a football player, a highly successful, affluent, popular football player be a murderer? >> as the nfl struggles to deal with issues of abuse and violence, hernandez goes on trial for murder. what will his jury hear? who might they hear from? and how could it all end? >> do you think there's a chance that aaron hernandez may be found not guilty? >> that's my biggest fear. >> downward spiral. inside the case against aaron hernandez. ♪ >> it was a perfect day for football. >> the coach of the boston bandits, a semipro team. he remembers another day just like this. june 15th, 2013. something seems out of place. >> a black suburban pulls in front of me. then t

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>> i think this is a great day for nfl fans.hey held these fans hostage for years. this rule came in 1973. last year, no blackouts. year before, there were two. back before the '70s and '80s. people didn't want to buy upper deck tickets so they stayed home. so the nfl used this to tell people in markets like oakland if you don't sell out the upper tickets we'll take that game away from you locally to watch. now that they've taken that away fans can breathe easy and know they don't have to go to the game. they don't have to be threatened to buy a seat in the upper deck. they can stay home and watch the game. because there won't be a blackout at least for one year. >> attendance figures are pretty high. right? >> yeah attendance is not a problem. it's about the business side. it's the television money. these sports can run independent of fans now. the television money is so big. and i'm a champion to try to to get people to go to games. other people say don't even go to games. just stay at home and watch it on your couch with your

the nfl is what it is. it is a violent sport. now that the denial, denial, whether the league is in denial or not is to be debated. for the rest of us the denial is over. this board is what it is. i would like it to continue the way that it is. i don't think there is a change necessary. players no what there getting into. the issue the crux of the question, what is interesting the youth level where kids are -- their brains are still developing and there are questions about whether you want your kids to be playing and how much we value football and want to contribute to the discussion. i think we are all hope will called in part of the discussion. i don't necessarily have a position a position about whether we should have tackle football at a certain age. the number you pick will be an arbitrary one but there is a reason. >> host: do you support the league being a tax-exempt organization? >> guest: it isn't the topic of our book. thankfully i am not paid to give my opinion. i am paid to investigate and look and issues. i think it

>> it may not just be the nfl. that could be an alarming report. but i don't think that it's wort the risk. that's what san francisco 49'rs linebacker, said outside of the line in explaining his decision to retire just when his career was starting to take off. and talking about players and medical performs, his mindset may be more and more common with nfl locker rooms. it after signing a four years $3 million contract, chris game a standout player with the nfl leading the 49'rs in tackle. but in training camp, he wondered if playing football was a wise choice. >> i decided i'm not going to go down this road. and i'm not going to commit the prime of my life to something that could destroy my health. and that triggered my thinking and changed the way that i viewed the risks. >> i think that there's a reason to be concerned. these players have sustained traumatic head injuries. >> bore land is the fifth player to step down because of health concerns, but they're not the first. >> eve seen going to home. and they said, sitting at a stop sign, two miles

because it's not just was a crime committed for the nfl, it's the nfl conduct policy. it's a much broader investigation. >> the 4ers released a statement saying quote we are disappointed to learn of these reports and we will do our due diligence in collecting all relevant information. that news comes just as another 49er fan favorite and team leader appeared to be leading the team. running back frank gore ready to sign a new deal with philadelphia but there is a new report he could be heading to indianapolis. patrick willis expected to announce his retirement and there are reports that the team is shopping collin kaepernick with several teams interested in the quarterback. also wide receiver michael crabtree and guard mikey potty are set to leave the team as free agents. now stay with us here at ktvu all morning and online at ktvu.com for the very latest on the 49ers. we'll bring you the latest developments on air and online as they happen. >>> 4:36 is the time. amber alert for the bay area and entire state of california has been called off. law enforcement officers we

and third in the nfl in rushing.e end of the season he told me he would love to be an eagle forever. and alonso is the player they will reportedly get in return. playing for chip in oregon. 159 tackles his rookie year but missed all last season with a torn acl. >>> earlier today the eagles released cary williams time interceptions in thinks two seasons here. and the eagles will reportedly cut trent cole in the coming days. >>> chip kelly has not met with the media since the season ended in cherry hill tonight for a dinner. and he spoke about perseverance and did not address the reported trade. i do and the flyers six points that is the distance between the flyers and a playoff spot. tonight they host the flame. and johnny is back in town and he started in south jersey. and down in the third, and the redirection. two third-period goals tie it at 2-2. in overtime winning it for calgary 3-2. the flyers still get a point to pull within five of a playoff spot. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why

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. >> still ahead here tonight you're going to hear from a rising star in the nfl. he explains why he's giving up a lucrative career after one year with the niners. >> new rules facing california water users tonight. what you can and cannot do as the drought continues. >> and i'm drew tuma a live look showing you nothing but blue, sun going down at 7:19. if you like today, you're going to love tomorrow. detail >>> the 49ers were stunned by the decision of a 24-year-old linebacker who announced his retirement from the nfl today. >> he was concerned about his health and tonight mike shumann is here with reasons why he made had decision. >> i think you're right he made his decision to retire. his choice will have several nfl, now college players thinking twice about their future health. this is the most-violent game in all of sports. he decided risks were not worth rewards. >> this is a unique decision to me i've done a lot of research of what i have experienced. projected to what i would have to do to be the linebacker i wanted to be. and for me it wasn't worth the ri

an nfl player with a promising future walking away after just one season. his decision reigniting the concerns about concussions around the league. >>> and put them up. from the political ring to the boxing ring mitt romney is putting on gloves and you are not going to believe who he's taking on. >>> hello, everybody. good tuesday morning to you all. we have to start with breaking news. terrifying moment in the skies. a united flight forced to quickly return to washington. >> passengers rushing to restrain a man on board. abc's elizabeth hur has been following this overnight. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this jet left washington's dulles airport late last night headed for denver. now, aboard the boeing 737 were 33 passengers and 6 crew members but just minutes into the flight it turned back. >> united 1074 we're declaring an emergency due to a passenger disturbance. he is restrained. we need to return to the airport. >> yeah, there's a passenger in the back he ran forward towards the cockpit and he is being restrained by other

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it's not often in the nfl that you see a quarterback for quarterback trade. but they are going to try it out. >>> sara bloomquist is live in roxborough sampling reaction from fans. what have you heard tonight? >> reporter: jim, eagles fans are skeptical they want to think that chip kelly has a grand plan but they don't see it. this is what some had to say. >> stupid. that is all i can say about it. how are you doing to build a team have you to build a championship team with championship players. >> i don't know what he is doing, i don't understand what he is doing with everything. >> what is he blowing up the team, he is just blowing it up. taking it from hingy. >> i like nick foles when he was there, i thought he was a good quarterback and i was hoping we could hold on to him for a couple more years. >> as long as they get mariota. >> you that i is the goal here? >> they are being really aggressive. >> we'll have to wait and see in the send what it is going to be. and if it all works out i hope to god it does. >> so eagles fans anxious to see what chip kelly

this shake up comes as hundreds of nfl players become free as.d evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm chris may. we will begin with sports director beasley reese who joins us on the set, with the details, and some insight this will be a very different team taking the field this season um. >> it is breaking fast and furious, in sports. the the eagles have been unsettled, at football's most important position since donovan mcnabb. that problem may have been solve with the trading of nick fels to the rams in exchange for the the top overall pick from the 2010 draft, and heisman trophy winner sam bradford. chip kelly never talked about nick the way other coaches talk about their starting quarterback. he was never his guy. bradford may in the be his guy. he may be a pawn in a play for marcus mariota. bradford suffered back to back acl tears, keeping him off the field since 2013. his second acl tear came last preseason so he a has had plenty of time to heel. after two years in the big leagues, chip may have concluded that his college style of quarterback w

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