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Will the Colts quarterback Peyton Manning break his own NFL record this season? If he does, could this do the trick for the Super Bowl Champion Indianapolis Colts to be able to defend their title? Very unlikely, I suppose.

I guess, all we can do now is to speculate. And wait. But while you are at it, you could check out ESPN’s NFL predictions and compare it to your own speculations.

Interested in everything else that is NFL? Well, today, is your lucky day.

• Jon of the DC Traveler lets you in on the secret of how to buy Washington Redskins Tickets. It’s not as tough as you may think it is.
• Alex of Sirened Fights the Ticket Master in the NFL. He’s going to a pre-season game for only $9 a ticket for seats in the 16th row.
• SP of SoutherByways likes beaches, restaurants and shopping. Rather than talk about football (which, as you have seen, is not in her list), she’ll be showing you some of the best sites where you can read about football.
• Fair weather fan Lynn of theParisTraveler is No Football Lover. Unless it’s the European kind (soccer, dears) where Zidane plays for Paris.
• Tigi of Starked DC talks about what and who gets kicked off when football season starts over at Football is a dirty game.
• Check out the interesting trivia on where and when “The Wave” was first seen as revealed by Mary Jo of Seattle Traveler. Clue: Qwestfield, home to the Seahawks.
• Grace of Filipina Soul talks about which football is played in the Philippines… think Beckham rather than Manning.
• MaryJo of FlyawayCafe gives firm advice on what you need to consider when you start your travel plans to watch Super Bowl XLII.
• Paul of StarkedSF is, obviously, not a Michael Vick fan. Some would probably say that this entry is blasphemous but I have to admit, it really made me laugh.
• Melissa (that would be ME) over at Europestring gives tips to travelers on where to watch Live NFL games even if you are in another country.
• Jed over at theLondonTraveler (a new, yet to be launched b5media travel blog) also joined in on the NFL buzz. After all, “the Miami Dolphins and New York Giants will be playing an NFL regular-season game in London at the new Wembley Stadium on October 28th.”
• Can’t get tickets for the game?  Maybe the second best option will be to watch life-sized football players on the World’s Largest Plasma TV, as featured by Matt of theChicagoTraveler.

EuropeString is the proud host of this month’s Travel and Culture Channel NFL Theme Day

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