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Ed WerderBioEd Werder joined ESPN as a Dallas-based bureau reporter in September 1998. He covers news for the network's NFL programming Sunday NFL Countdown, Monday Night Countdown (formerly NFL Prime Monday) and NFL 2Night. In addition, he also reports sports news for ESPN's news and information programs, including SportsCenter. |
TMQ can do the throwback thing, too
Gregg Easterbrook, Page 2Tuesday Morning Quarterback travels all the way back to 1959, in addition to breaking down Week 1 in the NFL.
Story | Conversation | September 14, 2009Revenge doesn't equal wins
Jemele Hill, Page 2There is no reason to believe that Brett Favre's revenge-fueled comeback will end the way he wants.
Story | Conversation | August 18, 2009TMQ's annual Bad Predictions Review
Gregg Easterbrook, Special to Page 2Most sports prognosticators were dead wrong about the 2008 NFL season, as detailed in TMQ's annual Bad Predictions Review.
Story | Conversation | February 09, 2009Strength in numbers
Bill Simmons, Page 2From grocery shopping to gambling, it's always good to make a list -- that's why Bill Simmons is unveiling his first 2006 Power Poll for the NFL.
Story | Conversation | September 29, 2006Time for another mailbag
Bill Simmons, Page 2The Boss, Philly fans and a who's who of potential beatdowns. Yes, it's another Bill Simmons mailbag.
Story | Conversation | July 14, 2006Hindsight! 20-20! Hut!
Page 2 staffThe Snap Judgment crew picks the best, worst and class clown of 2004 quarterbacks.
Story | Conversation | December 27, 2004Sports Guy's Top Sports Movies: No. 30
Bill Simmons, Page 2In the first installment of his "Best Sports Movies" series, Bill Simmons tackles "Varsity Blues."
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