Wednesday October 14, 2009
Colts’ Manning says left knee “just fine”.
The Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning says his sore left knee is not an issue. The three time MVP got treatment on his knee Sunday, but was cleared to practice on Wednesday. Manning said he hurt his knee on a play in which Tennessee defender Kyle Vanden Bosch was called for roughing the passer. Manning has led the Colts to a fast 5-0 start. Indianapolis also got good news when they found out safety Bob Sanders was able to practice this week, after being held out last week.
Wednesday October 14, 2009
Indianapolis kicker Vinatieri to miss 4-8 weeks.
The Indianapolis Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri will miss at least four weeks, and possibly up to eight weeks. Vinatieri had arthroscopic surgery to remove a piece of cartilage in his right knee. Indianapolis signed veteran kicker Matt Stover and released defensive tackle Ed Johnson.
Wednesday October 14, 2009
Crabtree to make debut with San Francisco October 25th.
Michael Crabtree, star receiver out of Texas Tech University will make his first appearance with the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday October 25th. Crabtree, who signed just last week has been making great progress with the team. The 49ers have gotten off to a 3-2 start behind quarterback Shaun Hill.
Tuesday October 13, 2009
Cleveland claims they are “not shopping Quinn”.
The Cleveland Browns said they are not shopping quarterback Brady Quinn, despite several reports claiming they are doing so. Quinn started the first 2.5 games this season and then was benched by head coach Eric Mangini. Cleveland has already traded tight end Kellen Winslow in the off-season, and most recently top receiver Braylon Edwards.
Tuesday October 13, 2009
Steelers lose another top defensive player.
Already playing without top defensive player Troy Polamalu, the Pittsburgh Steelers gained more bad news on Tuesday when they found out defensive end Aaron Smith will miss the rest of the season. Smith has a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder. The Steelers resigned Ra’Shon Harris who they cut in September to take Smith’s roster spot. The Steelers have started the 2009 season 3-2, winning their last two games.
Wednesday September 30th, 2009
Delhomme to remain quarterback in Carolina despite problems.
Jake Delhomme will remain the starting quarterback for the Carolina Panthers when they return to action in week five. Head Coach John Fox mentioned on Wednesday he was sticking with Delhomme despite his struggles. Delhomme on the season has thrown just two touchdowns, while throwing seven interceptions. His most recent struggle was Monday night when he threw two interceptions and also fumbled during a key opportunity for the Panthers. Carolina, after winning the NFC South in 2008 have started the 2009 season 0-3.
Wednesday September 30th, 2009
Portis, Haynesworth expected to play Sunday.
Running back Clinton Portis and defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth both are expected to play in Sunday’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Portis was kicked in the calf on Sunday in the loss to Detroit and has been battling bone spurs in both ankles. Haynesworth has been sidelined with a strained hip muscle. Haynesworth was carted off the field in the loss to Detroit.
Wednesday September 30th, 2009
Anderson to start at quarterback for Cleveland.
Eric Mangini stated on Wednesday that he would go back with Derek Anderson as his starting quarterback. When the Cleveland Browns won ten games two seasons again, Anderson was the starting quarterback. This season, the Browns have lost their first three games under quarterback Brady Quinn. Cleveland will host the 2-1 Cincinnati Bengals during week four.
Tuesday September 29th, 2009
Felix Jones out for possible 4 weeks.
Felix Jones, Dallas running back, will definitely miss Sunday’s game, and is likely out for 3-4 weeks. Jones, who injured his knee, appears to have a sprained PCL. The Cowboys have a bye during week 7, so a week 7 appearance seems most likely.
Tuesday September 29th, 2009
Mora doesn’t expect Hasslebeck or Jones for Sunday.
The Seattle Seahawks head coach Jim Mora Jr. does not expect quarterback Matt Hasslebeck or offensive lineman Walter Jones to play on Sunday. Hasslebeck continues to suffer from a broken rib he acquired in week two, and Jones has an injured left knee. Seneca Wallace will likely get the start once again for the Seahawks at quarterback. The Seahawks are off to a 1-2 start to begin the season.
Wednesday September 23rd, 2009
McNabb sits out practice, Vick looks to be # 2.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb sat out of yet another practice on Wednesday. McNabb’s broken rib does not appear to be healed up enough to allow McNabb to play Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. Kevin Kolb will continue to be the starting quarterback for the Eagles, but it now appears Michael Vick will be the back-up. Vick has not played in a NFL game in 33 months, and is eligible to play on Sunday.
Wednesday September 23rd, 2009
Seattle not ruling out Hasslebeck
The Seattle Seahawks have not ruled out their quarterback Matt Hasslebeck for Sunday’s affair with the Chicago Bears. Hasslebeck broke his rib in the first half of the loss on Sunday to the San Francisco 49ers. Hasslebeck has watched back-up quarterback Seneca Wallace take the snaps in practice this week, but head coach Jim Mora Jr. has stated “we are not ruling him out, but I have not said he will play.”
Wednesday September 23rd, 2009
Cowboys’ Adams fined by NFL
The Dallas Cowboys left tackle Flozell Adams has been fined by the National Football League $12,500 for kicking two New York Giants in the Sunday night loss. Adams kicked Justin Tick in the first half, causing him to miss the remainder of the game, and then later did it to Osi Umenyiora, Adams was also fined $5,000 in week one for unnecessary roughness.
Tuesday September 22nd, 2009
Matt Ryan looking forward to homecoming.
Former Boston College quarterback Matt Ryan is looking forward to returning to his old stomping grounds on Sunday. Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons will travel to Foxboro to take on the New England Patriots. There is no question Tom Brady will still be the # 1 quarterback as far as fanfare in this one, but Ryan will certainly get his share of love. Ryan was the 2008 offensive rookie of the year for Atlanta.
Tuesday September 22nd, 2009
Chargers’ Hardwick to have surgery; miss time.
San Diego Chargers center Nick Hardwick had surgery on his left ankle and will miss the next eight weeks of the season. The six year veteran and a pro bowler in 2006 hurt his ankle on September 14th. Scott Mruczkowski will continue to get the nod as starting center in front of Phillip Rivers. Mruczkowski is normally a back-up guard that was moved to center this spring.
Wednesday September 16th, 2009
Jets, Mangini fined for Favre cover-up
The New York Jets and former head coach Eric Mangini have both been fined for their parts in an injury cover-up for former quarterback Brett Favre. The NFL fined both Mangini $25,000 and the Jets $75,000 for violating league rules regarding an injury to Favre. Favre had a torn biceps tendon in the final month of the season that has held within. The league rules state hiding injuries could affect an opponent’s preparation. Within the last few years the National Football League have raised the policing of this issue.
Wednesday September 16th, 209
Kansas City quarterback Cassel expected to start Sunday.
The Kansas City Chiefs and their quarterback Matt Cassel both feel he will be ready to start in their week two tilt with the Oakland Raiders. Cassel missed week one with a knee injury. Cassel hurt his knee on an August 29th preseason game. Cassel led the New England Patriots in 2008 for the injured Tom Brady. Cassel was traded to Kansas City during the off-season when Brady was announced ready for the 2009 season. Cassel also signed a six year contract worth $28 million in guarantees.
Tuesday September 15th, 2009
Indianapolis cuts two players, may sign receiver.
The Indianapolis Colts cut kicker Shane Andrus and linebacker Cody Glenn on Tuesday. The move seemingly opens two positions for the Colts to activate defensive tackle Ed Johnson and possibly add a receiver. Anthony Gonzalez sprained a ligament in the week one win to Jacksonville. Gonzalez has no timetable to return at this time.
Tuesday September 15th, 2009
Buffalo battles, falls short in opener.
The Buffalo Bills led the New England Patriots after the first, second, and third quarters on Monday evening. The final quarter New England outscored the Bills 15-7 behind two passes from Tom Brady to Benjamin Watson to knock off the Bills 25-24. Leodis McKelvin made the mistake of the night returning a kick-off with just over 2:00 to go, from the end zone, only to fumble near the 30 yard line. New England recovered the fumble and scored the final touchdown with just under 1:00 to go.
Monday September 14th, 2009
Orton leads Broncos back in dramatic fashion.
Darren Sproles rushed up the middle for a five yard touchdown to seal the deal in a 24-20 San Diego win over Oakland late Monday evening. The Raiders led on three different occasions, only to see the Chargers storm back all three times. Sebastian Janikowski kicked two field goals for the Raiders, including to give the Raiders a 13-10 lead early on in the fourth quarter.
Tuesday September 8th, 2009
Seymour does not report to Oakland.
Richard Seymour failed to report to his new team, the Oakland Raiders once again on Tuesday. Seymour, a five time pro bowl defensive end was traded from New England in exchange for Oakland’s first round draft pick in 2011. Raiders head coach Tom Cable, and Patriots head coach Brian Belichick both have declined to discuss the situation.
Tuesday September 8th, 2009
Texans’ quarterback Schaub listed as day-to-day.
Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub returned to practice on Tuesday, but is still listed as day-to-day, with an injury. Houston is also looking at injuries to receiver Kevin Walter and also safety Eugene Wilson. If Schaub is not able to go, former Chicago Bears quarterback Rex Grossman appears to be the next in line for the starting position.
Tuesday September 8th, 2009
Bills release left tackle Walker.
After firing offensive coordinator Turk Schonert and releasing Dominic Rhodes, the Buffalo Bills announced they would release left tackle Langston Walker. Walker, the 6’8, 366lbs tackle out of California was the 2bd round draft pick by Oakland back in 2002. He was expected to make $3 in the final year of his contract.
Monday September 7th, 2009
Lions select starting quarterback.
The Detroit Lions selected rookie Matthew Stafford as their starting quarterback for the first game of the season, against New Orleans. Stafford was chosen over veteran quarterback Dante Culpepper. Head coach Jim Schwartz claimed the Stafford had the best chemistry with top receiver Calvin Johnson. Stafford was the Lions first round draft pick in the 2008 NFL draft. Stafford played his collegiate football at the University of Georgia.
Monday September 7th, 2009
Merriman claims he did not hurt TV star.
San Diego Chargers linebacker Shawne Merriman has stated he didn’t hurt television personality Tila Nguyen, but was trying to protect her. Nguyen signed a citizen’s arrest on Monday and charged him with battery and false imprisonment. Tila claims Merriman choked her and threw her to the ground. Merriman spent two hours in jail before posting bond. Nguyen is a 27 year old Singapore born start on MTV.
Sunday August 2nd, 2009
Denver Wide Receiver Brandon Marshall injures hamstring.
Brandon Marshall was forced to sit out the final half hour of Broncos practice on Sunday due to an injury to his left hamstring. The wide receiver out of Central Florida is entering his fourth season with the Broncos, that has seen him catch 15 career touchdowns. Marshall’s best year came in 2007 when he caught 7 touchdowns and over 1300 yards while playing with quarterback Jay Cutler. Kyle Orton is expected to be the Broncos quarterback in 2009. Marshall hurt the injury going deep on a sideline drill.
Sunday August 2nd, 2009
Minnesota and top pick Harvin agree to five year deal.
The Minnesota Vikings and top pick Percy Harvin agreed to a five year deal on Sunday. Harvin missed the first two days of training camp as both sides looked to agree to a deal. Harvin was the 22nd overall pick in the 2009 draft out of the University of Florida. Head coach Brad Childress is still looking at the best fit for Harvin in the Vikings offense, but with running back Adrian Peterson on the squad the air game appears to be a viable option.
Sunday August 2nd, 2009
Arizona running back Wells injures ankle.
Arizona Cardinals rookie running back Beanie Wells sprained his right ankle on the first day of training camp Sunday. Head coach Ken Whisenhunt did not say how long Wells would be out, but did cite the injury as “non serious”. Wells was already behind the rest of his teammates, as he missed the summer workouts, due to attending classes at Ohio State University. Wells signed a five year, $11.8 million contract just this week.
Saturday August 1st, 2009
Baltimore’s Mason reverses decision to retire.
Baltimore Ravens veteran wide receiver Derrick Mason has elected to over turn his decision to retire. After making the announcement earlier in the summer, Mason showed up at Ravens training camp on Saturday. Mason has played in the NFL for 12 seasons, catching 790 passes, for 10,061 yards and 52 touchdowns.
Saturday August 1st, 2009
Bush continues to sit out of Saints training camp.
New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush continued to sit out of training camp on Saturday. Saturday’s evening practice was the fourth Bush had missed in two days. Bush is coming off knee surgery to his left knee has been held out for precautionary reasons. Head coach Sean Payton expects to continue giving Bush plenty of rest. Bush has not seen any swelling in his knee. This will be the fourth full season in the NFL for Bush. After finishing his career at USC, Bush has ran for 12 touchdowns, and caught 8 in his three year career.
Monday July 27th, 2009
Merriman pleased to return to San Diego.
Shawne Merriman returned to Chargers Park on Monday excited about his future with the San Diego Chargers. The Chargers’ linebacker missed all but one game in 2008 because of an injury to his left knee. Merriman reported to training camp Monday along with the quarterbacks, rookies and other injured players. The first full team workout is scheduled for Friday, and Merriman is expected to be held out of the drills. Merriman has recorded 39.5 sacks in his first three seasons.
Monday July 27th, 2009
NFL reinstates Vick.
Michael Vick is back in the NFL. The next thing Vick needs is a team to play for. After serving 18 months in prison for running a dog fighting ring, Vick has been reinstated by commissioner Roger Goodell. Goodell stated he could participate in regular season games, but no earlier than early October. Vick is allowed to take part in all preseason practices, and a couple games. The former Atlanta Falcons quarterback admitted bankrolling a dog fighting operation in his property in Virginia.
Monday July 27th, 2009
Bills’ Johnson out indefinitely.
Steve Johnson, a Buffalo Bills wide receiver is out indefinitely with an injury to his rib cartilage. Coach Dick Jauron stated that Johnson’s ribs are very sore one day after being hurt in training camp. Johnson is a second year player, who was expected to compete for the fifth receiver position. At the end of Johnson’s rookie season, he finished with 10 catches for 102 yards and two touchdowns, starting one game. Buffalo also saw Copeland Bryan limp off the field during practice.
Sunday July 26th, 2009
Philadelphia top pick Maclin not in Eagles’ plans.
The Philadelphia Eagles and top draft choice Jeremy Maclin remain in a disagree over a contract. Maclin, who was selected as the 19th overall pick has missed the start of training camp due to not having a contract. The deadline for rookies and some veterans to report to camp at Lehigh University was Sunday at 6:30pm. Andy Reid says the team is close with Maclin in a couple areas, but need to get closer in others.
Sunday July 26th, 2009
Ravens’ Bennett to retire.
Two days after signing with Baltimore, wide receiver Drew Bennett has announced his retirement from the NFL. Bennett agreed to a one year deal on Friday, but returned home to Nashville, TN., and elected to call it quits. Bennett has had a history of knee problems throughout his career. The decision for Bennett was made after Derrick Mason also retired on July 13th. Bennett spent 2008 with the St. Louis Rams, playing in just one game. Over his career, Bennett has caught 307 passes for 4,412 yards.
Sunday June 14th, 2009
Denver names Orton starting quarterback for 2009.
The Denver Broncos and head coach Josh McDaniels ended the speculation early and announced Kyle Orton their starting quarterback for the 2009 season. Orton had been competing in the off-season with Chris Simms. Orton was traded to Denver in April for Jay Cutler, who was not happy with McDaniels. Orton completed 272 of 465 passes for 2,812 yards in 2008.
Sunday June 14th, 2009
Atlanta releases Vick.
The Atlanta Falcons elected to release Michael Vick, their former starting quarterback on Saturday. Vick was signed five years ago for a $130 contract. With Atlanta releasing Vick, he is now available for any other NFL team to sign him. Vick has yet to be reinstated after his time in prison for dog fighting. Commissioner Roger Goddell has yet to comment on when he plans to reinstate Vick.
Saturday June 13th, 2009
Trent Green announces retirement.
Former Pro Bowl quarterback Trent Green elected to retire from the National Football Association after 15 seasons. Green, who is 38 years old, won a Super Bowl in 2000 with the St. Louis Rams. He was a eighth round pick in the 1993 draft by the San Diego Chargers. Green’s best years were in Kansas City where he played from 2001-2006, and went the Pro Bowl twice, throwing for more than 4,000 yards in three straight seasons.
Saturday June 13th, 2009
Houston signs quarterback Grossman.
The Houston Texans signed former Chicago Bears quarterback Rex Grossman. Grossman, who was an unrestricted free agent at the end of the 2008 season led the Bears to the NFC title game in 2006, when he threw for 3,193 yards and 23 touchdowns. Grossman will compete with Alex Brink, to be the teams third quarterback behind Matt Schaub and Dan Orlovsky. Grossman was a first round pick in the 2003 NFL draft.
Friday June 12th, 2009
Buffalo releases five players.
The Buffalo Bills elected to release five players on Friday. Linebacker Blake Costanzo was one of the five players let go. Costanzo played in all 16 games for the Bills in 2008. Also let go by Buffalo were John Faletoese, Gerald Washington, Joel Bell and Kyle Ward. The Bills just completed a three day mini camp, and will start training camp July 25th.
Thursday June 11th, 2009
Sanchez signs new deal.
The New York Jets inked a deal with quarterback Mark Sanchez that could be worth up to $60 million, and has $28 million in guaranteed. Detroit gave their first round pick Matthew Stafford a contract worth up to $78 million for six years, and over $41 in guaranteed. Sanchez led Southern California to a Rose Bowl win over Penn State, in which he set several records. Sanchez went 14-2 as a starter for the Trojans.
Thursday June 11th, 2009
Jacksonville releases cornerback James and tight end Davis.
The Jacksonville Jaguars elected to release both cornerback William James and tight end Charles Davis on Wednesday. James was a third round pick by the New York Giants in 2001. Jacksonville signed him on September 1, 2008 and he played in eight games, starting one. Davis has been on the Jaguars practice squad since December of 2007.
Wednesday June 10th, 2009
Owens holds youth football contest in Buffalo.
Terrell Owens teamed with a Buffalo radio station this week to host a contest to nominate 7-17 year olds to win a free trip to Terrell Owens fourth annual football camp. The camp will be run June 24 and June 25. Owens, signed with Buffalo in March, after being released by the Dallas Cowboys.
Wednesday June 10th, 2009
Steelers’ Holmes has marijuana charges dropped.
The district attorney in Pittsburgh has dropped charges against Steelers’ wide receiver and Super Bowl MVP Santonio Holmes. Holmes had been charged with possession of marijuana on October 23rd. Holmes’ attorney then argued that the search warrant wasn’t specific enough, which helped Holmes get the charges dropped.
Tuesday June 9th, 2009
Pittsburgh receives Super Bowl rings.
The Pittsburgh Steelers received their Super Bowl rings, four months after knocking off the Arizona Cardinals. The rings were presented to the Steelers at a private celebration Tuesday night at Heinz Field. Each player got a ring with their name and number on it.
Monday June 8th, 2009
Vikings ask Favre to make decision.
The Minnesota Vikings have asked quarterback Brett Favre to make a decision
within this week on if he wishes to return to football with the Vikings, or remain retired. Favre retired after the 2007 season, only to come back and play the 2008 season with the New York Jets. Favre was reportedly to have off-season surgery on his right shoulder, and has stated he will not return to football until he is healthy. The 39 year old quarterback has won three NFL MVP awards.
Monday June 8th, 2009
Cowboys’ stadium opens with concert.
The Dallas Cowboys’ new $1.15 billion stadium opened for the public on
Monday. This time, it was not a football game that was in the stadium. A country concert, featuring George Strait and Reba McEntire performed for a crowd of over 60,000. The stadium is located right next to the Texas Rangers’ home field. The Stadium can hold up to 100,000 people.
Sunday June 7th, 2009
Dallas denies interest in “Pacman” Jones.
The Dallas Cowboys have denied any interest in bringing back Adam “Pacman”
Jones to play cornerback for them in 2009. The cornerback has been marred by offseason issues, and has also served a one year suspension. Jones played for the Tennessee Titans during the 2005 and 2006 seasons, taking 2007 off, before spending 2008 in Dallas.
Sunday June 7th, 2009
Bears’ reportedly have interest in Plaxico Burress.
As if trading for quarterback Jay Cutler wasn’t enough for the Chicago Bears,
apparently now they have interest in former Giants pro bowl Wide Receiver Plaxico Burress. Chicago needs an upgrade at the position with Earl Bennett, Devin Hester and Rashied Davis figure to be in the mix. Burress, who was arrested in 2008 on gun charges, will appear in court again on June 15th. His future with the NFL will be clearer after his appearance.
Saturday June 6th, 2009
San Francisco signs long snapper for five more years.
The San Francisco 49ers have agreed to five year extension to long snapper
Brian Jennings. Jennings has been recognized as one of the NFL’s most consistent long snappers since he joined the NFL in 2000. Jennings made the 2004 Pro Bowl as a selection by NFC coach Jim Mora.
Monday June 1st, 2009
Kansas City hires several new executives.
The Kansas City Chiefs hired four new executives to their organization on Monday. Joel Collier was hired by the Chiefs to become an assistant to the General Manager. Kansas City also hired a head of football operations in Chris Caminiti and also scouts Dom Green and Ryan Kessenich. Collier has the most experience of any of these men, spending 19 seasons in the NFL, most recently as an assistant coach.
Tuesday June 2nd, 2009
Broncos WR Marshall cleared in latest run-in.
The Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall learned that he will be allowed to play the entire 2009 season, and not face any further punishment from the National Football League. Marshall was arrested on March 1st in a fight with his fiancé. Charges were then dropped the next day when both him and his fiancé refused to testify against each other. Marshall is scheduled to face trail in Atlanta for battery charges from March of 2008, which is why Marshall was suspended to start the 2008 season.
Tuesday June 2nd, 2009
San Francisco’s Clements out with pneumonia
The San Francisco 49ers will be without cornerback Nate Clements this weekend at their mini-camp. Clements has a case of pneumonia. Clements is getting paid $80 million from the 49ers.
Wednesday June 3rd, 2009
Dallas releases Ellis.
The Dallas Cowboys have elected to release LB Greg Ellis. Ellis spent 11 seasons with Dallas, and ranks # 8 in franchise history for sacks. The team had been actively seeking a deal with other teams to trade Ellis to no avail. Ellis was drafted eighth overall in the 1998 draft. Ellis played in 162 career games with Dallas compiling 77 sacks and 634 tackles.
Wednesday June 3rd, 2009
Patriots’ Harrison announces retirement.
Two-time pro bowler Rodney Harrison announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday. Harrison spent 15 years in the NFL, spending time with both the San Diego Chargers and New England Patriots. Harrison, who is 36 years old, holds the record or defensive backs with 30.5 sacks and also has 34 interceptions. Harrison won two super bowls with the Patriots.
Saturday May 30th. 2009
Minnesota’s Winfield to miss 3-day minicamp.
Pro-Bowl cornerback Antoine Winfield was not on the field to start the
three day mini-camp for the Minnesota Vikings. Head Coach Brad Childress stated he did not expect to see Winfield the entire weekend. Winfield, who is beginning his final year of his contract left town to attend a funeral of a close friend’s mother. Winfield was the only player on the entire 85 man roster that was not in attendance for the minicamp. The 5’9, 180lbs. Winfield played his collegiate football at Ohio State University.
Saturday May 30th, 2009
Falcons’ Ojinnaka charged with battery.
Offensive lineman Quinn Ojinnaka is free on bond after being accused of
fighting with his wife over his activity on his face book account. Ojinnaka was a fifth round draft pick in 2006 out of Syracuse has played in 30 career games in the NFL, starting seven of them. Ojinnaka claims his wife began the fight by stabbing him with a pen.
Friday May 29th, 2009
Bears sign Idonije to two year extension.
The Chicago Bears agreed to a two year extension with defensive tackle
Isreal Idonije that will keep him with the team until the end of the 2011 season. Idonije played in all 16 games for the Bears last season, starting in three of them. He compiled a career high of 28 tackles.
Thursday May 28th, 2009
Denver release tailback J.J Arrington.
The Denver Broncos tailback J.J. Arrington on Thursday. Arrington
signed a four year; $10 million contract in March was expected to be a third down specialist for the Broncos in 2009. Arrington played last season with the Arizona Cardinals, and had off-season surgery immediately following the Super Bowl. The knee has been limiting Arrington’s progression in the off-season and head coach Josh McDaniels elected to turn in a different direction.
Wednesday May 27th, 2009
Jets’ Washington missing from off-season workout.
After a break-out 2008 season, Leon Washington missed the start of the
New York Jets off-season workouts, starting Wednesday. Washington is un satisfied with his current contract, which offers him $535,000/season. That contact is far from similar backs in the National Football League.
Sunday May 24, 2009
Harrison’s son OK after dog attack.
The son of James Harrison was attacked by a pit bull during the week, and is “OK” at a Pittsburgh hospital. 2 year old James Harrison III was bitten on the thigh after his mother let the dog out of the pen. The boy is expected to make a full recovery, but remain in the hospital a few more days.
Sunday May 24, 2009
Leaf indicted on drug, burglary chargers.
Former National Football League quarterback Ryan Leaf has been indicted by a Randall County grand jury on drug and burglary charges. The 33 year old, former Chargers quarterback is charged with one count of habitation and seven charges of obtaining a controlled substance. Leaf, while in college, led Washington State to the Pac Ten title, and a Rose Bowl appearance. The Chargers made him the second overall pick in the 1998 draft.
Saturday May 23, 2009
Vick meets with probation officers.
Michael Vick, the former Atlanta Falcons star quarterback met with a probation officer on Friday. The meeting was the second time since he returned from prison. Vick was placed in prison for his part in dog fighting at his home. Vick will start his construction job, that is part of his home confinement sentence. The new job for Vick pays him $ 10.00/hour. On July 20th, Vick will be released of federal custody, and will begin a three month probation period.
Friday May 22, 2009
Braylon Edwards proclaims he wants to stay in Cleveland.
The Cleveland Browns top wide receiver Braylon Edwards told the Cleveland Plain Dealer on Thursday that he wanted to remain a member of the Cleveland Browns for the 2009 season. Edwards noted he would be upset if the team traded him in the off-season. Edwards had an extremely disappointing 2008 season, after catching 16 touchdowns for over 1,300 yards in 2007. The Browns have been rumored to be shopping Edwards, but to this point no suitors.
Thursday May 21, 2009
San Francisco signs CB Dre Bly.
The San Francisco picked up the top remaining cornerback available on Thursday. San Francisco agreed to a one year contract with cornerback Dre Bly. The Niners needed to fill the vacancy at the position left by Walt Harris, who is out with a knee injury. Dre was released by the Denver Broncos in February, after starting every game for them. Bly has played ten seasons in the NFL, winning a NFL title with the Rams, and being selected to two Pro Bowls, while playing in Detroit.
Wednesday May 20th, 2009
Vick leaves prison for home confinement.
The former Atlanta Falcons start quarterback Michael Vick was released
from prison on Wednesday and sent to home confinement. Vick spent 19 months in prison after being convicted of a dog fighting conviction. Vick has signed a 10 year, $130 million contract with the Falcons, but that contract was eliminated when Vick was convicted. Michael Vick now plans to get back into the National Football League, but is willing to start at a lower level to work his way up.
Wednesday May 20th, 2009
Patriots’ Brady skips involuntary workout.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was no where to be found
during a Patriots workout on Wednesday. Brady, coming off missing the entire 2008 season appears to be healthy and on course to be the starting quarterback at the start of the 2009 season. Backup quarterback Kevin O’Connell took snaps as the top quarterback in Brady’s absence.
Tuesday May 19th, 2009
New Orleans to host 2013 Super Bowl.
The National Football League announced on Tuesday that New Orleans
would be the host of the 2013 Super Bowl. The game will be the first time that the Super Dome has hosted the championship game since Hurricane Katrina wrecked much of the city, and a portion of the dome. The last time New Orleans hosted the Super Bowl was in 2002 when Adam Viniateri booted a 48 foot field goal as time expired to lift the New England Patriots over the St. Louis Rams.
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