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Articles in Nov 2005 issue of Football Digest

• Rising star?
  by Scott Dunkelberg
• The all-bash brigade: we examine the likes of Dwight Freeney, who earn their livings by playing a particularly punishing brand of football
  by Barry Wilner
• No more T.O
  by Mitch Owens
• Reflections of a legend: Hall of Fame linebacker Mike Singletary talks about his life as a player, a family man and a coach
  by Mike Beacom
• Correction
• Chris Hinton: on Halloween night in 1988, the offensive lineman's Colts scared the dickens out of John Elway's Broncos
  by Chris Hinton
• The man they call "Game Day"
  by Barry Wilner
• Year-by-year NFL leaders
• X's and O's: the Indianapolis quarterback draws up what is involved in becoming a passing machine
  by Ashley Jude Collie
• Remaining 2005 NFL weekly schedule
• Hollywood football: the dirty dozen. we highlight the greatest movies ever made about America's passion
  by Randy Williams
• NFL directory
• All the rage: more and more teams—like Jason Taylor and company in Miami—are turning to the 3-4 scheme
  by Barry Wilner
• Quick quiz
• A blast from the past: remember Chicago's 46 defense? It's back again—this time in Baltimore, where Ray Lewis is trying to make it hum
  by Tom Worgo
• Versatility counts: a select few defensive ends—most notably Michael Strahan—have learned that there is more to the position than accumulating sacks
  by Barry Wilner
• The ins and outs of defense
• Still the man
  by Harry Brandon
• When the game in on the line … who are the NFL's best performers in the clutch? We have the list, which includes Carolina quarterback Jake Delhomme
  by Andy Friedlander