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Sal PaolantonioBioSal Paolantonio joined ESPN as a SportsCenter correspondent in August 1995, primarily reporting on the NFL. Beginning in 2004, he also served as host of NFL Match-Up, a weekly "Xs and Os" football show produced by NFL Films. |
Ravens GM Newsome noncommital on Vick
James Walker, AFC NorthPosted by ESPN's Sal Paolantonio WESTMINSTER, Md. -- Watching a training camp practice, Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome was very evasive when...
Blog | August 12, 2009Ravens focused on solving Steelers, Big Ben
James Walker, AFC NorthPosted by ESPN's Sal Paolantonio WESTMINSTER, Md. -- You can't blame the Ravens for being a little obsessed with the...
Blog | August 11, 2009Sanchez deal talked about for weeks
James Walker, AFC NorthPosted by ESPN's Sal Paolantonio FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- The trade between the New York Jets and the Cleveland Browns that...
Blog | April 25, 2009Does Baltimore work now for Boldin?
James Walker, AFC North...to the conclusion that both sides were about even. But Friday, according to ESPN's Sal Paolantonio, a major con could be erased. Arizona reportedly is lowering its asking price for Boldin from...
Blog | April 24, 2009Trade talks 'dead' with Edwards?
James Walker, AFC North...and just a matter of time has apparently reached a stalemate. According to ESPN's Sal Paolantonio, the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants are at an impasse over Browns receiver Braylon Edwards...
Blog | April 23, 2009Mason will play
James Walker, AFC NorthPosted by ESPN.com's James Walker BALTIMORE -- As ESPN's Sal Paolantonio first reported Saturday, Ravens' top receiver Derrick Mason will play against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Mason has...
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