Former NFL exec looks forward to reunion at Super Bowl

TEMPE, Ariz. — The last time the Super Bowl was in Arizona, Ray Anderson was the Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the NFL.

Seven years later, the Super Bowl is heading to Arizona but Anderson won’t have to make the long haul again from NFL headquarters in New York.

Anderson is in his first year as Vice President for University Athletics and Athletic Director at Arizona State University and is relishing the reunion in his new backyard.

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Former NFL exec looks forward to reunion at Super Bowl

Ray Rice appeals indefinite suspension

Ray Rice is not going gently into the night.

The former Baltimore Ravens running back on Tuesday filed an appeal of his indefinite suspension. The NFL Players Association’s attorneys will represent Rice in the appeal.

The NFLPA released a statement Tuesday evening:

"Now, the NFL Players Association officially filed an appeal of the indefinite suspension of Ray Rice from the NFL. This actions taken by our union would be to safeguard the due process rights of all NFL players.

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Chargers say Richard Sherman was "exposed"

The Chargers beat the Seahawks on Sunday by throwing on them. Philip Rivers even threw a few of the passes at Richard Sherman. (Unlike Aaron Rodgers in Week 1.)

Rivers’ comparative achievement caused more than one Chargers player to call Sherman "exposed" after the sport, in accordance with Union Tribune San Diego.

Sherman did not talk with the media after the game, but he does read the web.

Lmao Exposed? …. Whole 3 passes 0 touchdowns 0 volatile passes…. These men get me laugh

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Chargers say Richard Sherman was "exposed"