Tuesday, July 13, 2004
Finneran competes in NFL Cayman Challenge
Falcons wide receiver Brian Finneran along with seven of his fellow NFL players, recently participated in a series of competitions in the first-ever NFL Cayman Challenge. The hour-long program is set to air on the NFL Network on Wednesday, July 14 at 8 p.m. ET and again on Sunday, July 18 at 9 p.m. ET.
The eight players divided into two teams of four, the Blue and Red team. Finneran, along with Daunte Culpepper (Vikings), Ed Reed (Ravens) and Marcellus Wiley (Cowboys) made up the Blue Team, while the Red Team consisted of A.J. Feeley (Dolphins), Bubba Franks (Packers), Ephraim Salaam (Jaguars) and Roy Williams (Cowboys).
The NFL Network special will detail the quartets dueling in a series of six, team-oriented events amidst the backdrop of the popular Caribbean vacationing spot. Also included in the one-hour program will be a collection of short features chronicling the vacations of the eight athletes and their families on the lush, three-island British territory. NFL Network’s Michelle Beadle and Houston Texans’ Cheerleader Carrie Milbank will serve as hosts.
NFL Network is carried on DIRECTV’s basic service that is seen in more than 12.6 million homes on Channel 212. NFL Network is also available on Voom satellite service on Channel 312 as well as on cable via Charter Communications and Insight Communications. To get NFL Network, call 866-NFL-NETWORK.
The eight players divided into two teams of four, the Blue and Red team. Finneran, along with Daunte Culpepper (Vikings), Ed Reed (Ravens) and Marcellus Wiley (Cowboys) made up the Blue Team, while the Red Team consisted of A.J. Feeley (Dolphins), Bubba Franks (Packers), Ephraim Salaam (Jaguars) and Roy Williams (Cowboys).
The NFL Network special will detail the quartets dueling in a series of six, team-oriented events amidst the backdrop of the popular Caribbean vacationing spot. Also included in the one-hour program will be a collection of short features chronicling the vacations of the eight athletes and their families on the lush, three-island British territory. NFL Network’s Michelle Beadle and Houston Texans’ Cheerleader Carrie Milbank will serve as hosts.
NFL Network is carried on DIRECTV’s basic service that is seen in more than 12.6 million homes on Channel 212. NFL Network is also available on Voom satellite service on Channel 312 as well as on cable via Charter Communications and Insight Communications. To get NFL Network, call 866-NFL-NETWORK.
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I, want it known that I want to see Michael Vick, and all of the COWARDS that participated in this EXTREMELY CRUEL ACT ON THESE PRECIOUS ANIMALS, PROSECUTED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW!!!!! I WANT MICHAEL VICK NOT SUSPENDED BUT, FIRED FROM THE NFL ASAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!! There is no excuse for this,, this is an EVIL MAN!!!!!!! MICHAEL VICK you belong IN PRISON!!!!! Pit Bulls are one of the sweetest breeds of dogs,(I know this because I own one) and you are one of the reasons these PRECIOUS DOGS has the reputations they have,, you Michael Vick disgust me,,, the TORTURE you have INFLICTED on these amazing animals,,for what? The NFL better get rid of you,,, and our legal system better work in favor of these Precious Animals,, SINCERELY
TRISHA HEROM,, in MOSES LAKE WASHINGTON
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TRISHA HEROM,, in MOSES LAKE WASHINGTON
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