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Top 100 plays of 2012
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Here's what else is on tap for Monday:
» Hear from third-year Tennessee Titans quarterback Jake Locker on "NFL Total Access" at 7 p.m. ET on NFL Network. Plus reports from all over the NFL as teams welcome back veterans for organized team activities.
» The design for the nearly billion-dollar Minnesota Vikings stadium will be unveiled tonight.
» Bucky Brooks writes about what kind of difference Darrelle Revis can make for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this season.
» NFL rookies including Geno Smith, Eric Fisher, Tyrann Mathieu and Manti Te'o had their first chance to impress coaches at rookie minicamps this weekend. Find out how they did as ourAround The League writers keep you on top of things.
» The 2013 NFL Draft transformed 32 NFL rosters. Around The League will examine the aftershocks in our Draft Fallout series. Next up are the Detroit Lions and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Top 100 Players of 2013
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» Elliot Harrison's series on the top 20 games of 2012 continues with No. 15.
» Take a look as the best shots of the 2013 draft class as NFL rookies burst onto the scene at minicamps around the NFL last week.
» NFL Evolution reports on a new California Interscholastic Federation rule that won't allow football teams in the state's Central Section to wear pads until August.
» Happy birthday to Denver Broncos linebacker Shaun Phillips, who turns 32 on Monday.
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