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Eli Manning and Philip Rivers Story Comes Together Again
Jan 20th 2008 – 12:29PM
There are tons of storylines in today's AFC/NFC Championship games. One that hasn't gotten much press but is rather interesting is that the Giants and Chargers are led into today by quarterbacks that were dealt for each other. Remember that the theme heading into the 2004 NFL Draft was that Eli Manning didn't want to play...
Background on Roman Oben
Roman Dissake Oben (born October 9, 1972 in Cameroon) is an American football offensive tackle who retired in 2008. He co-hosts the New York Giants pre and post game show on WFAN in the fall as well as being a television color football analyst for MSG Varsity high school sports television network.
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