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Domonique Foxworth was robbed of his 2010 season due to an ACL injury but regardless of how hard he's worked to return to form he may not play in 2011 either.

Foxworth is heavily involved in labor talks as a member of the NLPA to help solve the NFL labor dispute. During his most recent interview he expressed concerns that a lockout for the 2011 season looks almost certain.

"I'm going to do whatever I can do and that's all I can control. This game is so important to so many people. That's what makes this situation even more frustrating is there are a lot of good people being hurt."I believe the majority of the people on their side are interested in having a season, but a minority of them are taking the league hostage and taking the fans hostage to get what they want. A lot of small market teams are willing to sacrifice the season. All the fans want is football. It's unfortunate."

All the fans want is football.

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In a classy move by a classy guy, Steelers defensive end Brett Keisel will shave his beard for charity on February 24th at an event to raise funds for UPMC’s Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.

The Post-Gazette reports that Keisel will be shaved by celebrity barbers beginning at 7 p.m at the Deisel Club Lounge, 1601 East Carson St. He has said he decided to let his beard and hair grow at the Steelers’ minicamp in late spring to change the team’s luck after it missed the playoffs last season.

Doors will open at 6 p.m.. Food and door prizes will be included. Tickets are available for a $25 donation to Children’s Hospital and can be ordered by visiting http://www.showclix.com/event/shearthebeard .

Sounds like new Broncos GM John Elway means business.

The new Bronco boss says that despite him selling his home in Colorado, free agent cornerback Champ Bailey is a top priority for the teams offseason plans.

Elway is remaining upbeat about the situation, stating it in a series of Tweets. He appeared to be trying to perform a little bit of damage control to calm down fans concerned about losing the 10-time Pro Bowl cornerback.

“We’ve been working with Champ Bailey’s representative this week on a new contract, which is an important priority for us,” Elway wrote. “Our conversations have been constructive, and we’ll continue those talks in the hopes that we can reach an agreement. Champ’s an elite player who means a great deal to our entire organization and our fans. We want Champ to finish his Hall of Fame career as a Denver Bronco.”