By Len Pasquarelli INDIANAPOLIS -- Given his choice, Pro Bowl pass-catcher Victor Cruz might change the name of his position for Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday evening. Call the New York Giants' second-year star, and salsa dancing sensation, a wide(-eyed) receiver.
KAPOLEI, Hawaii - The Pro Bowl has turned into a numbers game.
The Pro Bowl has turned into a numbers game. The AFC features five players who wear No. 24, including three corners, which has caused some confusion with autograph seekers and photographers leading up to Sunday's all-star game. The quintet of 24s include New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis, Denver Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey, Houston Texans cornerback Johnathan Joseph, San Diego Chargers...
The Pro Bowl has turned into a numbers game. The AFC features five players who wear No. 24, including three corners, which has caused some confusion with autograph seekers and photographers leading up to Sunday's all-star game. The quintet of 24s include New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis, Denver Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey, Houston Texans cornerback Johnathan Joseph, San Diego Chargers...
Cam Newton and Andy Dalton are headed to Honolulu for the Pro Bowl.
Miami Dolphins rookie running back Daniel Thomas is slated to start against the New York Jets for Reggie Bush, ruled out earlier in the week because of a right knee injury. Thomas had been questionable with a knee injury. Reserve cornerback Jimmy Wilson (hamstring) is inactive Sunday. John Jerry is to start for Pro Bowl left tackle Jake Long, sidelined by a torn right biceps.
Miami Dolphins rookie running back Daniel Thomas is slated to start against the New York Jets for Reggie Bush, ruled out earlier in the week because of a right knee injury. Thomas had been questionable with a knee injury. Reserve cornerback Jimmy Wilson (hamstring) is inactive Sunday. John Jerry is to start for Pro Bowl left tackle Jake Long, sidelined by a torn right biceps.
Brandon Marshall thinks Darrelle Revis has something in common with Michael Jordan. No, not jaw-dropping dunking ability. The Miami Dolphins wide receiver told New York reporters on a conference call Wednesday that the Jets' Pro Bowl cornerback receives preferential treatment from officials. Revis was defending Marshall on Oct.
By BARRY WILNER AP Pro Football Writer
The AFC Pro Bowl rosters were announced on Tuesday evening and, not surprisingly, the New England Patriots are...

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