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Thursday Hashlines: Let us do the heavy lifting

January 10, 2008 12:49 PM

Tony Massarotti says 19-0 is mandatory for the Patriots. By the way, did anyone else see ESPN do the story on the Jaguars' Web site during SportsCenter last night? If you missed it, here's some background.

Here's the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's report on Pete Carroll.

Patriots tight end Kyle Brady will see a lot of familiar faces this weekend.

Our old pal Danny O'Neill has a fun story on Seahawks All-Pro DE Patrick Kerney and his eating habits.

And Danny's back with an intriguing look at the battery-powered heaters in Seahawks kicker Josh Brown's pants.

Don't accuse the Packers of being a veteran team. It's a young man's game, and�Green Bay personifies that.

Just talked to someone with the Chargers who said no one thinks tight end Antonio Gates will be ready to go.

The L.A. Times reports that a new book called "Tarnished Heisman" points the finger at Reggie Bush.

Mark Tauscher will have his hands full with Kerney.

Matt Hasselbeck talks about his infamous declaration over the Lambeau PA system.

Ignore the headline above this story on the Patriots' receivers.

Here's a better look at the asterisk on the Jags' Web site.

This just in: Brett Favre is a god in Wisconsin.

The Giants know that Wade Phillips is playing games on this T.O. injury situation.

Lisa Olson says the Giants need to worry about Tony, not Jessica. What does LB Kawika Mitchell think?

"I like to pull a few things out of my back pocket now and then,"�he said. "But hopefully, most of the things we'll be talking about are the hits we'll be putting on [Romo] and not his girlfriend."

My pal Jacques Taylor says that people need to stop worrying about Tony Romo's love life. But anyway, Jessica will not be at the game.

Marvin Harrison is expected to play Sunday.

The Giants think their defense is ready for Sunday.

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