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US Sports Writing
Pittsburgh Post Gazette: A former Pitt standout eyes glory at Arena Bowl XX. Two European campaigners prepare to return to Steelers camp.
Honolulu Advertiser: Former University of Hawaii star quarterback Timmy Chang kicks off his NFL Europe career in training camp with the Rhein Fire.
Features generated at World Bowl championship games between 2004 and 2006:
The Boston Globe: Patriots quarterback Rohan Davey looks forward to World Bowl XII after being named NFL Europe MVP for the 2004 season.
North County Times: Two former San Diego high school stars bid for NFL success.
Portland Press Herald: Tight end Chad Hayes heads to a championship game having thought his football playing days were at and end.
NFL.com: The NFL considers expanding its borders by bidding to stage a regular season game at Wembley Stadium in London.
NFL.com: New England Patriots quarterback Rohan Davey was hailed as 'Dynamite-Davey' and 'Golden Arm' by fans of the Berlin Thunder in NFL Europe.
NFL.com: Sean Morey was voted special teams MVP by his Philadelphia Eagles in 2003. He is one of the unsung heroes of the NFL.
Patriots.com: The true World Champions are not the New England Patriots, but the Bangmod Wittaya Middle School of Thailand.
NFL.com: Veteran 40-year old NFL kicker Gary Anderson was fishing on a stream in Colorado enjoying his retirement when the his cell phone rang. He had hooked the Tennessee Titans on his line.
NFL.com: Safety Chris Akins was trying out for the New England Patriots, while his wife dodged danger in the Middle East following the US invasion of Iraq.
ESPN.com: Secretive talks between Major League Soccer and the English Football Association suggest a positive future for soccer in the US.
NFL.com: A Super Bowl winner with the St Louis Rams, Tom Nütten made the transition from player to coach with the new boys of NFL Europe, the Cologne Centurions.
Soccer365.com: Freddy Ready on the cheap: Adu set for European switch if the price is right.
Soccer365.com: Soccer is a funny old game and nowhere more so than under the freezing fall Friday night lights of Massachusetts.
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