Let Vick Play
July 28, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Tony Dungy believes Michael Vick is focused on putting his life back together.
The former Indianapolis Colts coach has agreed to mentor Vick as part of the quarterback’s conditional reinstatement to the NFL.
“I’m not sure what football is going to hold for him; that will be discussed at length in the sports pages over the next few weeks,” Dungy said in a post on his blog Tuesday. “I believe in second chances for people who admit their mistakes and are committed to changing.”
“I think Michael deserves the chance to show people he has changed and learned from past mistakes, but my true hope is that he will make sound decisions about his future and, at the same time, let people know more about the person that I’ve come to know recently. I know the public will be skeptical, but I think, over time, people will find there’s a different side to him than what they’ve seen so far.”
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Donte Stallworth is in big terrible
April 2, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Donte Stallworth, wide reciever for the Cleveland Brown was arrested Wednesday for killing Mario Reyes, a construction crane operator from Miami. Stallworth is looking to be released from jail on a $200,000 bail. This is a very sad story to hear about. These athletes are told time and time again not to put themselves in dangerous situations. Stallworth’s career in the NFL might be over but that’s not the most important thing here. He has killed a man because of a bad decision. Please pray from Donte Stallworth and the Mario Reyes’s family.
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Don’t Go Back Cutler!
March 25, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Over the last month the Denver Broncos organization have been trying to overcome a big mistake when trade talks started about Matt Cassel coming to Denver. Jay Cutler, the starting quarterback was never once informed about the possible trade that new head coach Josh McDaniels was trying to accomplish. There’s a couple of things wrong with this situation that rubbed Cutler the wrong way. There’s no way Cutler will head back to Denver to play for coach McDaniels. The trust factor has been thrown out the window. If I was Cutler I would hold out as long as I can so I can be traded or ask for his contract to be restructured.
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Who wants T.O.?
March 6, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
I was very shock to see Owens released by the Dallas Cowboys. I think the pressure is on for both sides. T.O. will look to sign with another team next week or probably right before the NFL Draft. The Dallas Cowboys will definitely have to look for another playmaker to bring in and complement the other receivers. My thoughts are that the Redskins or Oakland will try to land T.O. on their roster. Both owners are known for taking a big risk to win down the road.
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Haynesworth & Hall are PAID!
February 27, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
The word “recession” means nothing to these two guys. Albert Haynesworth and DeAnglo Hall signed major deals yesterday to make Washington their home for the next several years. Haynesworth $100 million dollar deal is officially one of the richest deals in the National Football League. He is expected to make right at $32 million dollars over the next 13 months. As for the 25 year old Hall, this becomes his second big payday, inking a $54 million dollar contract with $22.5 million in guarantees.
Marvin Harrison release from the Colts
February 25, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
After a 13 year relationship, Marvin Harrison and the Colts go their seperate ways. The Colts organization held a press conference to announce the news without Harrison. A soon to be Hall of Fame will move on with his career and look to sign with another NFL team. Harrison leaves the Colts as the 2nd all-time receiver with 1,102 receptions.
Todd Haley takes over the Chiefs
February 6, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
With a crazy playoff run with the Arizona Cardinals. Todd Haley is the chosen one for the Kansas City Chiefs organization. Like Obama, Todd walks into a ton of problems with the ball club that he is now responsible for. The Chiefs went 2-14 under Herm Edwards as head coach and haven’t made the playoffs since 1994. I think this might be a good fit for Haley and the Chiefs, especially after everything Haley went through with Anquan Boldin on the sidelines…lol.
It’s Super Bowl Sunday!
February 1, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Today is like a New Years day for the world of sports. It’s Super Bowl Sunday down in Tampa, Florida. The Steelers and Cardinals will go head to head to claim who is the best team in the National Football League. Both teams have the ability to make history for their franchises. The Steelers could become the first team in the NFL to win 6 Super Bowl titles and pass the 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys. While, the Cardinals could make this their first Super Bowl win in team history.
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The Giants need the Giant Back!
January 13, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Jay Reese, GM of the New York Football Giants understood that there was one element missing in the loss against the Eagles, Burress. When P. Burress was on the team, the Giants went 11-1 and without him they looked like they could be beat if they faced the right team. Make no mistake the Giants organization will do everything in their power to make sure P. Burress has the an opportunity to rejoin the team next season. Reese has definitely put it out there that the Giants still plan on looking into free agency just in case Burress is sentence to jail. Read more
Defense Wins Championships!
January 12, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
The Eagles defense continues to step up each week, while McNabb and the offense keeps everything under control. It was a cold day in New York with the number one seed dropping the ball against a team that wasn’t suppose to make it to the playoffs. Jim Johnson and the Eagles defense knew exactly what they had to do in order to stop the New York Football Giants. Stop the running game and force Mr. “Young” Manning to throw the ball in bad weather conditions. Read more





