Monday February 1st, 2010
Freeney has torn ligament in ankle.
Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis Colts star defensive end has a torn ligament in his right ankle. The injury was cited last week and has been treated throughout the weekend. At this point, Freeney is questionable for Sunday’s Super Bowl. Freeney finished the season with 13.5 sacks, which was the sixth time in eight seasons that he has had at least 10 sacks.
Monday February 1st, 2010
Jets’ Ryan sorry for flipping the bird.
New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan apologized for flipping the middle finger at a group of Miami Dolphins fans Saturday at an event in Miami. Ryan called his actions “stupid and inappropriate”. The event was a MMA event featuring Herschel Walker, former NFL star, making his first career appearance. Ryan led the Jets to a 9-7 regular season, falling one game short of the Super Bowl, losing to the Indianapolis Colts.
Monday February 1st, 2010
AFC beats NFC in Pro Bowl.
Matt Schaub and the AFC came away with a 41-34 win in Sunday’s Pro Bowl. Schaub threw for 189 yards and two touchdowns en route to winning the Most Valuable Player award. In the game, there was just shy of 1000 total yards offense. The Pro Bowl has a different set of rules, including defensive players not being able to rush the quarterback. This was the first time in NFL history that the Pro Bowl was played the weekend before the Super Bowl.
Sunday January 31st, 2010
Manning and Brady headline the All Decade Team.
Current quarterbacks Peyton Manning and Tom Brady were announced as part of the “All Decade Team” on Saturday night. Bill Belichick and Tony Dungy were announced as the best coaches of the decade. All in all, 53 players were announced to the team with three being named for the second time in their career. Those players were Willie Roaf, Larry Allen and Warren Sapp.
Sunday January 31st, 2010
Carolina set to let Peppers go.
The Carolina Panthers are set to not keep star defensive end Julius Peppers. The Panthers have not made a move at all to keep Peppers according to his agent Carl Carey. Peppers, in the past, has been given the “franchise tag” which allows the Panthers to keep him under contract. Last season, the Panthers paid him a league high $18.5 by using the franchise tag. Carolina has until February 25th to decide on whether they elect to keep Peppers or not.
Wednesday January 27th, 2010
Kurt Warner set to decide future Friday.
The Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner will hold a news conference on Friday to discuss whether he will retire, or return to the game. Warner, who is 38 years old, has led two teams to Super Bowls, with a win in St. Louis, and a loss last year to Pittsburgh. This season, Warner pushed Arizona to an 11-7 record, with a win over Green Bay, and a loss to New Orleans in the postseason. Warner still has one year and $11.5 million left on his contract.
Wednesday January 27th, 2010
Jacksonville hires new defensive line coach.
The Jacksonville Jaguars fired defensive line coach Ted Monachino and replaced him with Joe Cullen. Monachino, spent four seasons with the Jaguars and in 2009 finished last place in sacks. Cullen spent last season coaching at Idaho State, but before that spent three seasons with the Detroit Lions. Cullen has coached at Richmond, LSU, Memphis, Indiana and Illinois.
Wednesday January 27th, 2010
Oakland hires new offensive coordinator.
The Oakland Raiders announced the hiring of new offensive coordinator Hue Jackson on Tuesday night. Jackson is the second assistant to be hired by the Raiders since the end of the season. Jackson, and head coach Tom Cable, worked together at Cal-State Fullerton in 1990 and then again at the University of California in 1996. Jackson takes over an offense that is led by JaMarcus Russell, who finished with a 48.8 pass completion percentage.
Tuesday January 26th, 2010
Roddy White added to NFC Pro Bowl Roster.
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Roddy White will replace Minnesota’s Sidney Rice on the roster of the NFC for the upcoming Pro Bowl game. White will be the lone Falcons player in the game, and it will be the second time in his career he will participate. White caught 11 touchdowns this season. Set to take place on Sunday in Miami, the Pro Bowl will be played before the Super Bowl for the first time in its history.
Tuesday January 26th, 2010
Willie Parker discusses playing time in Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Willie Parker discussed his future with the team on Tuesday. Parker stated he does not want to be a back-up again, which could lead to the end of his tenure in Pittsburgh. Parker spent most of the season backing up Rashard Mendenhall, may become an unrestricted free agent in 2010.
Wednesday January 13th, 2010
Chris Johnson named Associated Press Offensive player of the Year.
Chris Johnson, the Tennessee Titans running back was named the Associated Press Offensive player of the Year. Johnson, who is considered the fastest player in the NFL, set a league record for years from scrimmage, with 2,509 yards. He is the first player to finish with at least 2000 yards rushing and 500 receiving yards. Johnson easily beat out New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees for the award. Last season, Matt Ryan beat out Johnson for the 2008 Offensive Rookie of the Year.
Wednesday January 13th, 2010
Kansas City hires Crennel as defensive coordinator.
Romeo Crennel was hired as the new defensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs. Crennel will join Charlie Weis; as the new offensive coordinator. Those two worked together in New England, when the Patriots won three super bowls. Crennel was fired by Cleveland with a 24-40 record overall, including 4-12 in 2008.
Wednesday January 13th, 2010
Seau retires for fourth time.
NFL great Junior Seau announced his retirement for the fourth time in four years on Wednesday. Seau says this time it is for real. Seau played in eight games for New England this season, making 15 tackles. Seau’s first retirement came in August of 2006 after 16 years with San Diego and Miami. He then signed with the New England Patriots, and played with them for four seasons.
Tuesday January 12th, 2010
Seattle hires Pete Carroll as new head coach.
The Seattle Seahawks have hired former University of Southern California head coach Pete Carroll as their new head football coach. Carroll spent time with USC since being fired by the New England Patriots in 1999. Carroll went 97-19 with two national championships and seven straight Pac-Ten titles.
Tuesday January 12th, 2010
Washington hires Haslett to coach defense.
Jim Haslett was hired on Tuesday as the new defensive coordinator of the Washington Redskins. Haslett was the head coach of the New Orleans Saints from 2000-2005, and then was interim coach for St. Louis in 2008. Haslett spent last season as the head coach of the Florida Tuskers, of the United Football League. Haslett will work along side with new head coach Mike Shanahan.
Wednesday January 6, 2010
Redskins announce new head coach.
The Washington Redskins, just days after firing head coach Jim Zorn, have announced the hiring of Mike Shanahan. Shanahan, the former Denver Broncos coach agreed to a five year $35 million contract on Wednesday. Shanahan won two super bowl titles with Denver in the 90’s. Mike’s first coaching move was hiring his son, Kyle Shanahan, as the offensive coordinator. Kyle worked for the Houston Texans before the hire.
Wednesday January 6, 2010
Boldin misses practice for Arizona.
Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin missed practice Wednesday due to a sprained left ankle. The receiver hurt his ankle in the 33-7 loss to the Green Bay Packers last weekend. The Cardinals are 5-1 without Boldin in the last two years, including a 33-13 win at Carolina last season. Arizona and Green Bay will meet up once again this weekend, in the first round of the play-offs. Arizona is looking to repeat as NFC Champions.
Wednesday January 6, 2010
Patriots officially place Welker on IR
The 2009-2010 season officially ended for Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker on Wednesday. The New England Patriots placed Welker on the IR with a knee injury. Welker has the Patriots leading receiver with 123 catches. Julian Edelman will take the place of Welker for New England in their first round playoff game. The Patriots and Baltimore Ravens will meet in a re-match, of an early bout in which New England won.
Tuesday January 5, 2010
Brady wins comeback player of the year.
The New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady received the comeback player of the year award on Tuesday. After hurting his knee in the first game of the 2008 season, Brady came back with a strong 2009 season. Brady led the Patriots to a 10-6 record, an AFC East title, a playoff appearance by throwing for over 4,300 yards and 28 touchdowns. Titans quarterback Vince Young, along with Brett Favre, Cedric Benson and Carson Palmer also received votes for the award.
Tuesday January 5, 2010
Steelers fire offensive line coach.
The Pittsburgh Steelers fired offensive line coach Larry Zierlein. Since Mike Tomlin took over as the head coach in 2007, Zierlein is the first assistant coach to be fired. Zierlein has previously coached with the Cleveland Browns, Buffalo Bills, and at five Universities. The offensive line, under Zierlein had problems all season, allowing quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to be sacked 50 times this season. The Steelers failed to reach the postseason after winning the Super Bowl last year.
Wednesday November 18th, 2009
Ravens’ Suggs to miss first career game.
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs will miss Sunday’s game against the Indianapolis Colts because of an injured knee. Suggs sprained a ligament in his right knee on an illegal chop block by Browns quarterback Brady Quinn. Suggs, a three time pro-bowler will miss his first game in seven years. The streak reached 105. Suggs could be out as long as three weeks. Suggs will be replaced by Paul Kruger.
Wednesday November 18th, 2009
Broncos’ Orton sits out of practice.
Denver Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton sat out of practice on Wednesday, and the team has been building their offensive game plan around back-up Chris Simms. Orton left last weekend’s game with a left ankle injury. Simms has started games before, but not since, what he is best known for - having his spleen removed after taking a beating in a loss to the Panthers in 2006. The Broncos have lost three in a row, and are tied with San Diego atop the AFC West.
Wednesday November 18th, 2009
Panthers’ Williams, Stewart both questionable.
The Carolina Panthers had a short turn around after their win over Atlanta on Sunday. The Panthers will host the Miami Dolphins on Thursday evening, in an effort for both teams, to get back to .500. The Panthers top running backs DeAngelo Williams and Johnathan Stewart are both listed as questionable for the game. Williams has been nursing a sore left knee, while Stewart has been struggling with a sore Achillies’ tendon.
Tuesday November 17th, 2009
Browns would give LeBron a shot.
The Cleveland Browns have stated they are open to bringing LeBron James into their locker room for a Sunday affair. James’ stated he felt he could help the team out. Some of the Browns players have mixed emotions, as Sean Rodgers called him a great athlete, but not a great football player. Head coach Eric Mangini has stated he would love to have him as a target for quarterback Brady Quinn.
Tuesday November 17th, 2009
Cedric Benson did not practice on Wednesday.
Cincinnati Bengals running back Cedric Benson sat out of Wednesday’s practice with an injury to his hip. Benson has been listed questionable for Sunday’s game with a hip abductor strain. Benson on the season has led the Bengals to a 7-2 record, by rushing for 859 yards and 6 touchdowns. The Bengals play in Oakland, against the 2-7 Raiders on Sunday.
Wednesday November 11th, 2009
Cleveland chooses Brady Quinn for week ten.
Cleveland Browns head coach Eric Mangini named Brady Quinn his starting quarterback for Monday Night’s game against Baltimore. Quinn started the season, but was benched just 10 quarters into the season and replaced by Derek Anderson. Anderson has won one of five games as a starter this season, and has posted a quarterback rating of just 36.2. Quinn is 1-5 in 6 career NFL starts.
Wednesday November 11th, 2009
Terrell Owens named questionable for week ten.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Terrell Owens missed practice on Wednesday due to an injured hip. Owens has been declared questionable for the Bills affair at Tennessee on Sunday. Owens has been disappointing this season, since coming over from Dallas. Terrell Owens has caught just 23 passes for 281 yards and just 1 receiving touchdown for the Bills. Buffalo has started the season 3-5 on the year, last place in the AFC East.
Wednesday November 11th, 2009
Panthers’ Williams misses practice.
The Carolina Panthers top offensive threat DeAngelo Williams has missed practices this week due to a sore knee. The running back tweaked his knee in the loss to New Orleans, and head coach John Fox has said that he will get his knee re-evaluated. Back-up quarterback Johnathan Stewart, defensive end Julius Peppers and tight end Donte Rosario all either missed portions of practice, or were limited in practices as well. Carolina will host the Atlanta Falcons this Sunday. The Panthers are 3-5 to start the season.
Tuesday November 10th, 2009
Stafford practices, but not 100 percent.
The Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford continued to receiver treatments on his knee injury Tuesday following practice. Jim Schwartz, the head coach of the Lions noted that Stafford is not 100%, but will continue to be the team’s starter. Stafford has not thrown the ball well in his last several games, including a poor performance against Seattle.
Tuesday November 10th, 2009
Browns’ Barton done for the season.
The Cleveland Browns have lost their leading tackler for the second time this season. Eric Barton was placed on injured reserve on Tuesday with an undisclosed injury. D’Qwell Jackson suffered a season ending injury earlier in the season. Barton, who was brought over with head coach Eric Mangini started all eight games this season, but left in the first half of the November 1st loss to the Chicago Bears.
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.
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