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David NewtonBlog | Chats | E-mailDavid Newton covers motorsports for ESPN.com after a career covering the NFL, college athletics and NASCAR. Newton spent the past year breaking stories and serving as a lead writer for NASCAR.com. He previously covered NASCAR and the Carolina Panthers for South Carolina's largest newspaper, The State, in Columbia. He has also served as a correspondent for Sports Illustrated, covered seven Super Bowls, dozens of college bowl games and every major race on the NASCAR circuit. |
Dump injured reserve, please?
Gregg Easterbrook, Special to Page 2As of Friday there were 153 players on injured reserve who can't come back to play this season, and TMQ thinks the system makes no sense.
Story | Conversation | November 06, 2006TMQ Nation fires back
Gregg Easterbrook, Special to Page 2Every week, you get a double dose of Tuesday Morning Quarterback: On Wednesdays you'll read the best TMQ reader responses of the week.
Story | Conversation | September 20, 2006TMQ Nation fires back
Gregg Easterbrook, Special to Page 2Every week, you get a double dose of Tuesday Morning Quarterback: On Wednesdays you'll read the best TMQ reader responses of the week.
Story | Conversation | September 05, 2006Dishing out the dirt about DirecTV
Gregg Easterbrook, Page 2 columnistTMQ takes the folks at DirecTV to task for their monopolistic Sunday Ticket, and urges Congress to help fellow football fans.
Story | Conversation | October 29, 2002Florida foibles and football fumbles
Gregg Easterbrook, Special to Page 2Gregg Easterbrook is never happier than when people are behaving badly in the NFL.
Story | Conversation | September 16, 2002TOP SEARCHES IN OCTOBER
NFL Expert Picks tops ESPN.com searches in October. Did "david newton" make the list?
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