Super Bowl XLVII stories
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis celebrates after their 34-31 win against the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII. (Feb. 3, 2013) Credit: AP
Bengals rookie WR Chase is complete package
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Donald eyes elusive Super Bowl ring
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Bengals' McPherson gets a kick out of streak
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Forgotten pioneer Washington gets his day in spotlight
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Hilton ready for super challenge against Kupp
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Oh, baby! Odell Beckham Jr. may have super decision to make
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Ex-Giant Thomas finally gets his shot at a Super Bowl
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Burrow has transformed Bengals into a go-to franchise
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Super Bowl 2022: 3 reasons to back the Bengals
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McVay wants to use past Super Bowl loss to his advantage
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Bengals' Trey Hendrickson an under-the-radar sack specialist
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Will the Chase be on for Ramsey? We'll find out Sunday.
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Neil Best's annual Super Bowl viewers guide
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Stafford reaping benefits from experiencing tough times in Detroit
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Smith conveys frustration at slow pace of hiring of diverse candidates
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Rams' Von Miller looking ahead to more Super Bowl glory
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Winds of change force Rams to move practice site
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Goodell says NFL has failed in effort to diversify head coaches
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Apple and Beckham will be friendly rivals in Super Bowl
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Trade from Giants to Bengals worked out well for Hill
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Burrow playing with a swagger and making nicknames for himself
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Rams vs. Bengals bookends storybook career for veteran Whitworth
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Cooper Kupp gets overlooked, even after winning Triple Crown for receivers
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From LSU to Super Bowl: OBJ salutes Burrow and Chase
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Super Bowl 2022: Despite injury, Bengals' Uzomah vows to play
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He's 36, with 5 years as head coach and 4 branches on his coaching tree
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Bengals RB Mixon feels like he's 'living in a movie'
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LI's Lindsay Lohan stars in Super Bowl commercial
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Jets, Giants see turnaround is possible when looking at Bengals
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Bengals' Burrow: Not your average Joe
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Beckham reflects on route taken to get to Super Bowl
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Five Super storylines for Bengals vs. Rams
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All-in Rams a win away from showing you can buy a championship
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Things have worked out pretty well for Beckham
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Stafford, Rams advance to Super Bowl in own building
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Bengals rally from 18 down to shock KC in OT, reach Super Bowl
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Magic runs out on KC's Mahomes in second half
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'That's a shame' Port Jefferson and Amityville are dropping their varsity football programs for the 2026 season. Newsday's High School Sports Editor Gregg Sarra reports.
Sayville Falls Miniature Golf and Beer Garden offers more than you might think
Fear for Salvadoran TPS holders who will soon not be protected from U.S. removal
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It's your last chance to book an LI 'bumper boat'
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East End farm stands report thefts, threatening decades-old honor systems
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Little Free Libraries are a big deal
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Out East: North Fork Foodie Tour
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Being Muslim on LI, after 9/11 and now: Stories of hatred and healing
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Trendy Bites: Dom's Famous Chicken Fingers
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LI Works: Shucking oysters and hauling fish at a local seafood market
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Spotted lanternflies on the rise
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