http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=Ai8VmCbOjhvvxjHqWNFakKZDubYF?slug=topnflstoriesof&prov=tsn&type=lgns

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Top 5 NFL stories of 2007 By Mike Nahrstedt - SportingNews Stories of the year by sport: Baseball | NFL | NBA | NHL | NASCAR | College basketball | College football 1. The new center of the NFL universe For the Patriots, 2007 began with a couple of playoff victories and an AFC championship game collapse at Indianapolis. Everything that followed was geared toward avoiding a repeat. So there were the Patriots in March, signing Donte' Stallworth and Adalius Thomas and trading for Wes Welker. There they were in April -- on the second day of the draft, mind you -- trading a fourth-rounder for Randy Moss. Suddenly, a team that might have won its fourth Super Bowl in six years if not for coughing up a 21-3 lead over Indy was looking darn near unbeatable. Well, that's not entirely true. Nobody was thinking perfection entering the season. Super Bowl, sure, but not 19-0. Moss has given the Pats plenty of reasons to smile. Enter the Jets. Coached by former Bill Belichick protege Eric Mangini, the Jets blew the whistle on the Patriots for videotaping their defensive signals on the sideline in Week 1. A petty crime? Not according to the NFL, which fined Belichick $500,000 and the team another quarter-mil and snatched away a first-round draft pick to boot. Outrage! Even Don Shula joined the chorus of critics who assailed the Reigning Genius. Just what the league needed -- a ticked-off Belichick. Pity the team that faced New England in its first 10 games, when the Patriots outscored opponents by an average of 39-17. Only Indianapolis, Philadelphia and Baltimore have made New England look vulnerable, but they, too, fell to a Patriots juggernaut powered by Tom Brady-to-Moss TD passes. Let's face it: It's the Patriots' world, and everyone else is just living in it. 2. The league police blotter. Michael Vick, a former No. 1 overall draft pick, was incarcerated for his role in a dogfighting ring, and Roger Goodell picked up where the law left off with a few other players. The commissioner's get-tough policy cost Pacman Jones his season and Tank Johnson and Chris Henry parts of theirs. 3. With this ring ... Peyton Manning and Tony Dungy won the big one. And yes, so did the rest of the Colts when they beat the Bears in Super Bowl 41. But only one Colt took his place as one of the all-time greatest quarterbacks by grabbing what had been an elusive ring -- and then hosting Saturday Night Live and making, by conservative estimates, 287 commercials. And Dungy -- perhaps the nicest guy in the NFL -- became the first African American head coach to win a Super Bowl. 4. The NFC's old guard fights back Dallas? We saw it coming, although maybe not to the tune of 12-2. But Green Bay? That came out of nowhere. 5. Gunmen take the lives of Sean Taylor and Darrent Williams Only a few hours into the new year, Williams, a Broncos second-year cornerback, was killed in a drive-by shooting. The year ends with still-vivid memories of the thousands of mourners at the funeral of Redskins safety Sean Taylor, shot to death last month during a burglary at his home. Both men were 24. Your picks SportingNews.com members' picks for the NFL's story of the year: 1. Michael Vick goes to jail: 33 percent. 2. The Patriots: 23 percent. 3. Sean Taylor and Darrent Williams: 19 percent. 4. Manning wins the big one: 15 percent. 5.The Cowboys' and Packers' rebirth: 10 percent.

IMO biggest storys are the Pats and ST/DW

what do you guys think?

Hello....

Yall are dumb...

Stories of the year :

1. Sean T
2. Kevin Everett

^ ^ he got it about right

they were 5 minutes apart, and i dont think it would take him 5 minutes to type ^ ^ he got it about right

yaaa it goes sean taylor kevin everett PACMAN JONES!

Sean Taylor and Kevin Everett