Trace Armstrong News
Trace Armstrong News From AOL News
NFL Union Set to Choose New Leader
Mar 15th 2009 – 2:30PM
The National Football League Players' Association has been without a leader since the death of Gene Upshaw in August. But the union is now just hours away from choosing its next executive director.Each of the four remaining candidates for the position -- Trace Armstrong, David Cornwell, Troy Vincent and DeMaurice Smith --...
Background on Trace Armstrong
Raymond Lester Armstrong, III (born October 5, 1965), nicknamed Trace Armstrong, is a former American college and professional football player who was a defensive end in the National Football League (NFL) for fifteen seasons from the late 1980s to the early 2000s.
more at wikipedia ยป- ACLU Victory: Charges Dropped Against Denver Man Who Gave Cops The Finger
- Chinese Prisoners Forced To Play Video Games In Bizarre Scheme
- Exclusive Video: 74-Year-Old Grandma Struts Her Stuff In Lycra Outfits At Muscle Shows
- What Makes Croatia's 'Magnet Boy' So Sticky?
- Cicada Chirping Could Cause Hearing Damage
- NBA mock draft 2012: Hornets land Anthony Davis; Thomas Robinson a consolation prize for Bobcats
- BCS source: Postseason model won't change record payout for new playoff
- Kings, and fans, are three wins from altered reality
- Tip their hands? Gary Bettman, Donald Fehr know better
- Spurs rookie Kawhi Leonard rebuilds his shot, scores big in San Antonio
- Oh, Boy: Giant Baby Born In California
- Exclusive Video: 74-Year-Old Grandma Struts Her Stuff In Lycra Outfits At Muscle Shows
- Give This A Scan: Artist Gives Oprah a 'Barcode Makeover'
- Quadruple Amputee To Brave Shark-Infested Crossings Between Five Continents
- Manal Al-Sharif, 'The Rosa Parks Of Saudi Arabia', Organizes June 14 Mass-Drive Event For Wome
Also on AOL >>>
|
Top News
|
More News
|
More on Aol
|
More on Aol
|
Local News
|
More From AOL
|
Latest news, weather, health, business, sports, science, money, entertainment, world news, elections, weird news and more.
- © 2012 All Rights Reserved AOL News.
- Back to Top




