Super Bowl Hot Reads: Lurie Challenges Peers

The WALL STREET JOURNAL goes with, "How Eagles Owner Jeffrey Lurie Challenged The NFL To Get Over Its Season Of Chaos." When team owners "engaged in a nasty internal firefight in the build-up to a meeting" last December, Lurie "delivered a blunt reminder of what was at stake: the future of the game." He "beseeched the owners to get beyond minutiae," and he "asked his colleagues to consider: What kind of game were they going to turn over to their grandchildren?"

The BOSTON GLOBE goes with the header, "Kraft, Belichick, Brady: 18 Years Of Incomparable Success." Patriots coach Bill Belichick's decision to bring on the "skinny and underestimated" QB Tom Brady has "long since proven to be the best personnel decision any NFL organization could conceivably make." Along with Belichick and Owner Robert Kraft, Brady has been "one of the three cornerstones of the greatest and most prolonged dynasty in NFL history." 

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