Monday, November 30, 2009
Redskins Lose Chris Cooley For Season
Rob Jackson was signed from the practice squad to replace Jarmon's roster spot. The Redskins also signed linebacker Alvin Bowen. Starting running back Clinton Portis has also been ruled out for week 13.
Fred Davis will start at tight end for Cooley. Davis, who is in his second NFL season looks like a budding pass catcher.
Shaun Rodgers Placed On IR
According to Eric Mangini, the injury also involves Rodgers ankle. Rodgers will have surgery on his ankle/leg? Rumor is that he broke his ankle. It's amazing that they are not already broken because the man is so fat.
The Browns will have a lot of trouble replacing Rodgers. 3-4 NT's are hard to find, and there are not many out there.
Buccaneers Lose Three For Season
To take a roster spot from the three losses, the Buccaneers signed cornerback Brandon Anderson from their practice squad. Sears has been out of football shape and he does not know the Buccaneers playbook.
Johnson tore his hamstring in a non contact punt. The Buccaneers will need to add a new punter who can also hold kicks. Josh Johnson held kicks for Johnson and Connor Barth punted for Johnson on Sunday.
Jake Delhomme To The Bench
Jake Delhomme had a 12.7 passer rating in a loss against the lifeless New York Jets. Delhomme has thrown 18 interceptions in 2009, which breaks his career high totals, and the Panthers still have over a quarter of a season to play.
Some reporters asked John Fox if he has a lack of confidence with Matt Moore. Fox said that is not the case. Delhomme is having the worst season of his career, and his poor play is pulling the Panthers down.
Matt Ryan Will Not Play In Week 13
Chris Redman will replace Ryan as the Falcons starting quarterback. Redman's last start came late in the 2007 season. Redman is set to be a free agent at the end of the season, and this is perfect timing for the veteran.
The Falcons could also be without Michael Turner, who got injured again after sitting out week 12. If Turner cannot go for the Falcons, Jason Snelling and Jerious Norwood will see most of the carries.
Notre Dame Fires The Fat Man
Weis can now look at coaching jobs in the NFL as an offensive coordinator, or coaching jobs in the NCAA as the head coach. The Fighting Irish will now search for a new head coach. Weis has been rumored to be destined with the Patriots, Panthers, Chiefs, Colts, and Browns.
According to a press release, Weis did not meet expectations while at Notre Dame. Weis worked as the Patriots offensive coordinator before he was the head coach at Notre Dame. In New England he was credited with the creation of Tom Brady.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Shaun Rodgers Out For The Year
Bills To Bench Marshawn Lynch?
Lynch has started five games at running back in 2009. Three came at the start of the season, when Lynch was serving a suspension. Lynch started one game at wide receiver, and he was a reserve today.
Vince Young Finds His Mojo
The biggest change in the last five games has been the Titans change at quarterback. Other changes are the Titans improved play on defense.
He is a clip of Tennesee's most recent thrilling victory.
Colts Could Release Adam Vinatieri
The Colts can ill afford poor play at kicker, because most of their games come down to the wire. The Colts have won six straight games, where Manning has lead the Colts in fourth quarter comebacks.
“No matter who is out there, whether it’s myself or Matt, the team will be in pretty good hands, If he continues to do well, you never know, hey, why not make it a tough decision?” Vinatieri told the Journal Gazette.
Weis Could Coach Colts In 2010?
Weis has also been rumored to be a candidate with New England and Cleveland. Before Weis was the head coach at Notre Dame, he was the offensive coordinator for the New England Patriots. King mentions the Chiefs, Panthers, and Patriots as other destinations.
Weis helped with the creation of Tom Brady and Brady Quinn, both of which are starting NFL quarterbacks.
Colts Have Won 20 straight, One Win Away To Tie Record
The Colts, down by 17 in the first quarter, once again complete a comeback in the fourth quarter. The Colts are now one win away from matching the Patriots record for consecutive regular season wins. Two games will break their record, so go ahead and do some football betting
Clint Session returned a Matt Schaub interception for a touchdown with the Colts up by a point in the fourth quarter. The next drive Robert Mathis stole the ball as Schaub went back for the pass. Raheem Brock recovered the fumble.
Chad Simpson ran for his second touchdown of the year on the drive set up by the fumble recovery.
Larry Johnson Must Have Schmealt Money
It looks like the Bengals have a touch for troubled running backs. Last year the Bengals grabbed Cedric Benson after he was scraped by the Bears. About a year later, the Bengals sign up Larry Johnson, who was released by the Chiefs.
Johnson ran for 107 yards on 22 carries, as he lead the Bengals in a thrilling victory over the Browns.
Metropoloulos Looking To Buy The Raiders?
This comes 11 months after reports from ESPN that said the Raiders were working on selling the team to a billionaire, who planned on moving the team back to Los Angeles. At that time the Raiders were selling their franchise to the lead banker of Metropoloulos.
Read this.
"Metropoloulos' lead broker is trying to negotiate a purchase option on the Raiders within three to five years upon closing the deal, sources told Mortensen.
Metropoulos had been identified previously by the Philadelphia Daily News last offseason as an aggressive buyer with a desire to relocate a franchise to Los Angeles. He has publicly denied his reported attempts, but sources confirm their veracity. "
From ESPN: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3809431
It appears at least to me that Metropoloulos's banker is trying to buy the Raiders again. The similarities are too much alike.According to my very basic math and educated guesses, Davis currently owns about 80% of the Raiders.
UFL Coach Getting NFL Head Coach Looks

Haslett has been linked to the Buffalo Bills, where Perry Fewell is the interim head coach. ProFootballTalk.com suggests that Haslett could have been contacted by the Buccaneers to replace Jim Bates as the defensive coordinator.
Haslett lost in the UFL Championship after a game-winning field goal by Graham Gano. Haslett told reporters after the loss that "A lot of guys have been contacted; myself, a bunch of coaches have been contacted." Haslett also mentioned that he thinks that DeDe Dorsey will get some NFL calls.
Colts Need To Sign A Pass Rusher
When Freeney was injured in 2007, the Colts signed Simeon Rice, who played in the UFL this season. Raheem Brock is starting at right end for Freeney. Brock is serviceable, but he is not a huge pass-rusher.
No rusher on the waiver wires or on the free agent market can be a pass-rusher anywhere near Freeney, but there are plenty of guys out there who much better pass rushers than what the Colts have.
Here are some of the options
- Marcus Howard: Was with the Colts in 2008 as a rookie, and played with the Colts this offseason. Is faster than both Freeney and Mathis, but he lacks moves, and uses his pure speed to get to the quarterback, which does not work much. Would work best as an outside linebacker.
- Simeon Rice: This name always comes to my head. i really cannot see Rice signing with an NFL team, but after playing a whole UFL season, I think you have to put his name up here.
- Travis LaBoy: A solid pass rusher when healthy. WHEN HEALTHY.
- Roosevelt Colvin: Experimented playing defensive end with the Houston Texans in 2008, it did not work out. Most value comes in the locker room, and with a 3-4 defense.
- Gary Stills: Played linebacker in the UFL, but he can be used at defensive end.
- Jerome McDougle: Former second round pick, has ability if he was focused.
But the Colts might also do nothing at all.....
Hall Of Fame Semifinals Announced
And you 2010 Hall of Fame Semifinalists
Cliff Branch, WR
Tim Brown, WR/KR
Cris Carter, WR
Don Coryell, Coach
Roger Craig, RB
Terrell Davis, RB
Dermontti Dawson, C
Richard Dent, DE
Chris Doleman, DE/LB
Kevin Greene, LB/DE
Russ Grimm, G
Ray Guy, P
Charles Haley, DE/LB
Lester Hayes, CB
Rickey Jackson, LB
Cortez Kennedy, DT
Art Modell, Owner
John Randle, DT
Andre Reed, WR
Jerry Rice, WR
Shannon Sharpe, TE
Emmitt Smith, RB
Paul Tagliabue, Commissioner
Steve Tasker, Special Teams/WR
Aeneas Williams, CB/S
- This list will be cut down to 15 semifinalists as well as two Senior Committee nominees named in August: Dick LeBeau and Floyd Little.
Devin Hester Gets Pantsed On Live TV

Devin Hester gets pantsed last Monday against the Eagles. NBC swiftly gives veiwers a front and back replay.
Michael Turner Will Play In Week 12

Steven Jackson Will Play In Week 12

NFL Contacting The Fat Man
Now, according to Adam Scheftler of ESPN, NFL teams are already contacting Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis. According to Scheftler, the very overweight weis will be an offensive coordinator in the NFL.
ProFootballTalk.com seems to think the Patriots will be an option, but I just can't see Weis going back to New England. I could see a Brady Quinn-Weis reunion, that could create a lot of life in the Cleveland offense.
*I'm kidding gez
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Chad Ocho Cinco Thinks The Browns Are Weaksauce
When asked about the Cleveland defensive backs stand out to him.
"It's never one individual. I just lump them all in one big group and beat them all like a balloon,"
Always a funny one, Chad Ocho Cinco
Freeney Will Not Play Against The Texans
Raheem Brock will replace Freeney in the starting line up. Brock's speed compared to Freeney's speed is like comparing Jerry Jones' speed to Alexander Wright's speed. Brook can play the run better than Freeney though.
Cornerback Kelvin Hayden (knee), linebacker Ramon Humber (calf), tackle Charlie Johnson (foot), tight end Gijon Robinson (concussion), and quarterback Jim Sorgi (right shoulder) are all listed as questionable.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Texans To Start Brown Against Colts
But anyways, the Texans will start Chris Brown on Sunday against the Colts. Brown had the most carries in Monday Night's loss to the winning-streak Titans.
Brown has 54 carries for 178 yards with one touchdown. He has also caught eight passes for 38 yards. Brown used to be an NFL starter when he played with the Titans but injuries kept coming after him. He had a couple of 1,000-yard performances.
Brown will be facing a team that he has been playing for his whole career (no gimme, he plays in the AFC South). Hopefully, he can help the Texans give Indy their first loss maybe.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Poll: What Is The Best Team In The NFL
And here we go
Making The Case....
In no particular order
- New England Patriots
- Indianapolis Colts
- Minnesotta Vikings
- New Orleans Saints
What I Think....
On any given Sunday any team can be prone to a loss. Just look at the Cincinnati Bengals. Week eleven, heavy favorites over the Oakland Raiders, but lost in a fourth quarter letdown. That same week the puny Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in overtime.
I can narrow this down pretty fast. The New Orleans Saints are not the best team in the NFL, and neither are the Colts. But it is hard for me to give it to the Patriots after they lost to the Colts. Right now the Minnesotta Vikings are the best team in the NFL.
What Do You Think?
Am I spot on? Am I real off? Is there another team that should be considered? Make sure to comment below. The results will be up next thursday, so be sure to check back.
Week 12: Cowboys-Raiders Inactives
Third quarterback Charlie Frye, wide receiver Todd Watkins, linebackers David Nixon and Slade Norris, tackles Khalif Barnes and Erik Pears and wide receivers Javon Walker and Nick Miller are inactive for the Raiders.
Top Ten NFL Coaches
1. Bill BellichickSteelers Work Out Todd Bouman and Patrick Ramsey
Ben Roethlisberger was also banged up a bit last week when the Steelers lost to the Chiefs in a stunning overtime letdown. National Football Post reported a couple days ago that the Steelers worked out Jeff Garcia and Cleo Lemon.
Bouman, 37, has little to no gas left in the tank, and he last played with the Baltimore Ravens this offseason. Patrick Ramsey, 30, played with the Tennessee Titans earlier this season, but was released early on in the season.
Cardinals Work Out Mike Nugent, UFL Kicker
Both Nugent and Bryant were with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the preseason. Bryant was released, and then he signed with a UFL team. The Cardinals apparently expect Rackers to play.
Stover has completed 82.1 percent of his kicks in the NFL, and Nugent has completed 78.6 percent of his kicks. Bryant hit a 62 yard field goal in the 2006 regular season, which is one of the longest in the history of the NFL.
Week 12: Lions-Packers Inactives
Quarterback Drew Stanton, receiver Derrick Williams, safety Kalvin Pearson, fullback Terrelle Smith, linebacker Ernie Sims, center Melvin Fowler, offensive lineman Ephraim Salaam and defensive end Dewayne White are inactive for the Lions.
Week 12 NFL Picks

Source: Brackney Wants To Be Bills Coach
According to tim Graham of ESPN.com, former St. Louis Rams head coach Mike Martz is interested in being the Bills head coach in 2010. According to ESPN, the Bills have not reached out to Martz.
The Bills have already talked to Mike Shanahan, Jon Gruden, Bill Cowher and Mike Holmgren. Shanahan spent seven hours talking to the Bills yesterday, while Gruden, Holmgren, and Cowher have not shown interest.
The Bills have also not yet contacted Bryan Brackney, but I am sure that he is a very hot candidate for many NFL teams. Brackney has no previous coaching experience, but he has a pretty nice blog.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Dolphins Sign Lineman
The Dolphins signed guard Mark Lewis to take Hartline's spot on the practice squad. Lewis spent time with the Dolphins this offseason, but he was unable to make the Dolphins' 53-man roster.
Hartline worked as the Dolphins back up center in practice today. The Dolphins are looking for help at center due to an injury to starting center Jake Grove. Grove's status for Sunday is uncertain with a sprained ankle.
Packers Lose Al Harris For Rest Of 2009
Harris tore his ACL in a win against the 49ers on Sunday. To fill Harris' roster spot, the Packers signed cornerback Trevor Ford. Tramon Williams, who serves as the Packers nickel cornerback, will replace Harris in the starting line up.
Jarrett Bush, Josh Bell, and Brandon Underwood provide the Packers with their primary depth at cornerback. Ford will likely play only on special teams, with plenty of bodies ahead of him on the depth chart.
Chiefs Lose Cornerback For Season
Leggett has started four out of 22 games in which he has played in. With Leggett out, DeJuan Morgan will see more snaps on defense and on special teams. The Chiefs have not yet added a player to replace Leggett on the active roster.
Leggett returned an interception 27 yards for a touchdown in 2008. Leggett was dealt a shoulder injury in last weeks win against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Travis Daniels will likely play more at cornerback.
Browns Add Matt Roth
The Browns have had to move former starting outside linebacker David Bowens to inside linebacker because of injuries to Eric Barton and D`Qwell Jackson. Roth will add depth behind Jason Trusnik and Kamerion Wimbley.
The Browns waived linebacker Josh Stamer yesterday, so they will not need to get rid of any other players. The National Football Post is reporting that San Francisco, Jacksonville, Minnesota and Indianapolis also put a claim in for Roth.
Texans Lose Wilson For Season
John Busing is expected to replace Wilson in the starting line up. Busing, a four year veteran, has played mostly with the Cincinnati Bengals. Busing has had the best season of his career in 2009, recording 21 tackles.
Busing has also intercepted a pass in 2009. In 2008, Busing played in eight games with the Bengals, but he only recorded 7 tackles. In 2007 he played in 12 games and recorded 14 tackles. As a rookie in 2006 he played in seven games and recorded four tackles.
When Busing was in Cincinnati, he was rarely used on defense, and he was just a special teams contributor. Busing will get his biggest test of his career, while he will see a lot of deep coverage defending Pierre Garcon and Reggie Wayne.
To take up Wilson's roster spot, the Texans signed safety Brian Russell, who was released by the Jaguars yesterday. Russell has also spent time with the Cleveland Browns and the Seattle Seahawks.
Bernard Pollard is the Texans starting strong safety. Dominique Barber and Nick Ferguson will also see time in for Busing and Pollard. Russell will add deep depth, and help on special teams.
Jaguars Sign Michael Coe
The Jaguars also added running back Allen Patrick to their practice squad. The thing I remember about Coe from his time with the Colts is the punt he blocked against the Ravens that caused a safety.
Patrick has spent time with the Ravens, Giants, and Browns, and is nothing more than a third or fourth running back. Coe spent all of the 2008 season on the Colts injured reserve list. Coe will see work on special teams.
Panthers Lose Johnson For Year, Sign Senn
Senn played in one game with the Colts in 2009, after he was a special teams staple with the Colts in 2008. Johnson suffered a right knee injury last week against Miami. Johnson was already replacing Thomas Davis, who is on IR.
James Anderson will likely start for in Johnson's place. Kelvin Smith, Dan Connor, and Jordan Senn are the Panthers only reserve linebackers. All of them played inside linebacker before they came to Carolina.
Redskins Sign Quarterback
Bartel is sitting behind Todd Collins, and Jason Campbell, so it is unlikely that he will see some game action this season. The move is curious because both Redskins quarterbacks are all listed as healthy.
The Redskins also released quarterback Andre` Woodson from their practice squad, and signed fullback Jonathan Evans to their practice squad. Evan was on the Redskins roster during the preseason, but he failed to make their 53-man roster.
Check This Out: Hardest Hitting Six Year Old In The World
Vintage Nyrel Sevilla, six year old football player, with the hitting ability and closing speed of Bob Sanders, as a kid.
"But this kid will probably knock up four girls before he even turns 16" Line courtesy of With Leather.
"I wonder how many mothers decide their boys are playing soccer next year" From the posters at GridironFans.com
Jets Bench Kerry Rhodes
Rhodes signed a five year $33 million dollar contract in 2008, and he has not proven his price in 2009. Rhodes was one of the reasons that Wes Welker was able to catch a career high 15 passes on Sunday.
Smith, who was beaten out by Abram Elan in 2008 for the starting safety spot opposite Rhodes, will start in week 12. According to the New York Star-Ledger, Rhodes is the first Jet to be benched by head coach Rex Ryan.
Vince Young High Fives Ref
That's just crazy. If A referee actually put his hand out to high five Vince Young he should never be officiating any sort of spot again.
The NFL released a statement on the exchange....
“It was not Jerome Boger’s intent to exchange a high-five with the player. It began with the referee making the proper administrative signal and resulted in the appearance of an inappropriate action."
Brady Quinn Gets A New Girlfriend

Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Colts Release Mike Hart, Sign Defensive End
Hart was mainly being used on special teams if he was being used at all. Hart will likely be signed to the Colts practice squad, if he can clear waivers. Thomas will add depth at defensive end, where the Colts need players to spell Freeney and Mathis.
With Colts starting right end Dwight Freeney still not fully healthy, and Robert Mathis' size limiting his snaps. Robert Mathis and Keyunta Dawson need a break. Brock got most of the Colts fourth quarter snaps last Sunday.
Winston Justice Signs Extension With Eagles
Geoff Mosher of Delaware Online is reporting that Justice's extension puts injured right tackle Stacey Andrews future into question. According to Mosher, Justice's deal is worth about $18 million.
Justice has had the best year of his career, after being a disappointment in his first couple of seasons. Justice and starting left tackle Jason Peters have helped stabilize the Eagles offense in 2009.
Bengals Sign Defensive Tackle, Waive Guard
Harris was also the player used in the trade that sent Brian Leonard to Cincinnati. Kooistra has played in 84 games with the Bengals, but he has never beem more than just a quality back up. Harris has played in one game with the Bengals in 2009.
According to Reedy, the Bengals also signed cornerback Antonio Smith to their practice squad. Smith has played with the Colts, Lions, and the Chargers.
Falcons Looking To Replace Jason Elam
Elam has only hit 10 of 16 field goals this season, and he has missed four field goals from 30-39 yards out, which is pretty awful. His accuracy ranks 30th best in the NFL, which means 15 out of 16 NFL kickers are more accurate than him.
Brandon Contu, Steven Hauschka, Sam Swant and Shane Andrus all worked out with the Falcons on Tuesday, as Atlanta looked to replace the future Hall-Of-Fame kicker.
Bills Lose Starting Guard For Year, Sign Simmons
Simmons only played in one game as a Patriot, while he was a starter at the start of the 2008 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Wood has already undergone surgery for his compound leg fracture.
The Bills are also expected to place their other starting guard, Seth McKinney, on injured reserve. And just for good measures!
Browns Release Linebacker Josh Stamer
The Browns were not able to sign Boiman, because the Pittsburgh Steelers beat them to him. The Browns have not yet signed a player to replace Stamer on the 53-man roster, and it seems to me that the Browns were all ready to sign Boiman, but the Steelers stole him.
Stamer is more know for his special teams abilities than his play at linebacker, where he mainly adds depth. I would expect the Browns would sign a player in the next couple of days.
Jags Cut Ties With Adam Seward
Seward was signed by the Indianapolis Colts during free agency, but he failed to make a bid for their 53-man roster, and was released before the start of the season. Seward provided depth at middle linebacker.
The Jaguars signed linebacker Lamar Myles and defensive end James Wyche to their practice squad, but they still have not added a player to replace Seward on the Jaguars 53-man roster. Either player might be promoted to the active roster.
Steelers Sign Linebacker, Cornerback
To make room for Boiman and Ivy, the Steelers released cornerback Kewein Ratliff and linebacker Donavan Woods. Ratliff added depth at cornerback and safety, and had a role on special teams.
In addition to those moves, the Steelers signed guard/tackle Jonathan Palmer to their practice squad, and released running back Justin Vincent from their practice squad. Palmer was added due to the Steelers recent injuries at guard.
Dolphins Lose Ferguson, Give Up On Roth
Today the Dolphins announced that they have waived outside linebacker Matt Roth and placed defensive tackle Jason Ferguson on injured reserve. The Dolphins also released Nate Ness, who was signed a couple of days ago.
To replace Ferguson, Roth, and Ness on the 53-man roster, the Dolphins dealt with three players today, but only signed two. The Dolphins signed defensive end Ikaika Alama-Francis and cornerback Evan Oglesby.
Alama-Francis played defensive end with the Lions, but it would not surprise me if he played outside linebacker with the Dolphins. Oglesby is known for his special teams play with the Ravens.
The Ravens looked at signing cornerback Ahmad Carroll, who was released by the Jets after disappointing new coach Rex Ryan. Carroll would add depth at cornerback, where the Dolphins need more playmakers.
Eagles Swap Out Cornerbacks
The Eagles announced today that they have waived cornerback Jack Ikegwuonu, and signed conerback Geoffrey Pope of of the Cincinatti Bengals practice squad. To add to the Eagles woes at corner Asante Samuel is now dealing with a stinger, but he should play in week 12.
Right now Asante Samuel and Sheldon Brown are the Eagles starting cornerbacks, while Dimitri Patterson is the Eagles third cornerback. Patterson saw some game action for Samuel, who as I previously mentioned, was dealing with a stinger.
Ramzee Robinson serves as the Eagles dime cornerback. Robinson was signed when the Eagles placed Ellis Hobbs on injured reserve. Which leaves Pope with the fifth cornerback spot, which adds depth and helps on special teams.
Cardinals Leave A "Bird" Behind
Well anyways, the Arizona Cardinals announced that they waived tight end Dominique Byrd. Byrd has not seen any game action in 2009, while he has been stuck behind Anthony Becht, Ben Patrick, and Stephen Spach.
To take Byrd's roster spot, the Cardinals signed linebacker Monty Beisel to a one year contract. Beisel has started 113 career games, most of them can playing middle linebacker, but his main value will be on special teams and on depth.
Chargers Sign Tackle Jon Runyan
The Chargers signed Runyan to a one year deal and placed normal starter Jeromey Clary on season ending injury reserve. Clary was dealing with an ankle injury. Corey Clark could also start for Clary.
Clark was promoted from the Chargers practice squad five days ago, when San Diego placed outside linebacker Jyles Tucker on injured reserve. Brandyn Dombrowski, who replaced Clary when he got injured also has a voice.
Fanball.com writes that they do not expect Clary to be handed his starting job back in 2010, when he returns. Expect the Chargers to search through free agency and the draft for their future right tackle
Ravens Lose Washington For Season
Washington was dealing with a knee injury. Frank Walker will likely replace Washington at cornerback. Walker already got some game time in week ten, when the Ravend decided to bench Washington.
The Ravens signed cornerback Cary Williams to take Washington's spot on the 53-man roster. Williams has been on and off of the Titans active roster and practice squad in 2009. Williams will add depth at corner.
Lardarius Webb and Chris Carr will also see more time at corner in nickel and dime situations. Webb is the Ravens top kick returner, and he has some of the fastest wheels in the NFL. Carr was expectged to be the Ravens top returner, but struggled in his move from Tennessee.
The Ravens also placed fullback Matt Lawrence on injure reserve, and signed free agent fullback Charles Ali. Ali played with the Cleveland Browns in 2008, and will back up Le' Ron McClain in Baltimore.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Eric Wood's Ugly Leg Break
The Ups And Downs of Eli Manning
More Wildcat with Vick?
Vick hasn't been playing since the 2006 season. Playing like how he is now, he doesn't look that bad.
Charlie Batch Injured For Six Weeks
According to several sources, Charlie Batch is injured for six weeks. Batch played in the overtime game when the Steelers lost to the Chiefs, 27-24 as Ben Roethlisberger went down with the injury.
Speaking of Big Ben, he is expected to be okay and may play next week. With Batch out, Dennis Dixon will be the backup.
Saints Looking To Add Another Veteran Cornerback
Scheftler is reporting that the Saints are planning to sign, or should I say re-sign, cornerback Mike McKenzie. McKenzie has been recovering from a knee injury that kept him out of the last nine games last season.
The Saints are without their starting cornerbacks Tracy Porter and Jabari Greer, and are also missing Randall Gay and Leigh Torrance. Malcolm Jenkins, Chris McAllister, and Usuma Young are the Saints other options.
Young has been used at free safety in 2009, after playing cornerback in 2008. Greer will play next week, but the status of Tracy Porter is still up in the air. Randall Gay and Malcolm Jenkins will get the most time at cornerback.
(UPDATE) According to Scheftler, the Saints have placed cornerback Leigh Torrance on injured reserve and have now signed McKenzie to their 53-man roster. McKenzie will likely serve as the Saints third, fourth, fifth, or six cornerback, depending on injuries.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Bruce Gradkowski Leads Raiders Over Bengals
Gradkowski now had a career make-or-break moment. With about two minutes left, and the Raiders trailing by a touchdown, Oakland was running out of time. Gradkowski tossed a 29 yard pass to rookie Louis Murphy for a touchdown.
After a successful onside kick, strong-legged kicker Sebastian Janikowski kicked a game winning field goal. Gradkowski completed 17 of 34 passes for 184 yards and two touchdowns, although he turned the ball over twice.
Favre On Target In Huge Vikings Win
Favre, whom Viking fans were begging to hand the ball of on long yardage situations during October, completed 22 of 25 passes and threw for 313 yards and four touchdowns. Favre completed an astounding 88% of his passes, a career high.
Favre did not throw an interception and he kept an 8.5 yard average per pass play. Favre engineered 17 passing first downs and was 8 of 13 on third downs. Favre hit tight end Visanthe Shiance 8 out of ten times.
Sidney Rice was on the receiving end of two of Favre's touchdown passes. Under Favre, Rice has turned into a budding star. Rice caught 6 of 7 passes thrown his way. Percy Harvin caught five of five passes in his direction.
Lions-Browns Put Up Big Numbers In Shootout
With less than two minutes left the Lions were down by five points and they were without timeouts. Rookie quarterback Matthew Stafford was taking the snaps. With eight seconds left in the game, the Lions were on the 31 yard line.
Stafford launched a hail mary into the end zone intended for Calvin Johnson, who was covered by the overly anxious Hank Poteat. Poteat creates a little too much contact and is flagged with a costly pass interference.
Stafford completed 26 of 43 passes for 422 yards. He also tossed five touchdown passes, which tied a team record. The Browns were up by 21 points at the end of the first quarter, and Stafford reacted fast.
Quinn completed 21 of 33 passes and played the best game of his career, which he lost
Seahawks Set Franchise Low Rushing Mark
Justin Forsett ran nine times for nine yards and a one yard touchdown run. Matt Hasselback ran two times for four yards. Justin Griffith ran once for no gain. And Seneca Wallace ran once for -9 yards.
The Seattle Seahawks are bad. Real bad. I mean, the Colts run less than 13 times all the time, and they never end up with less than four yards. You pretty much have to try to be awful to do that.
Source: Armanti Edwards Contacted By Jets
Edwards has lead the Mountaineers to two national championship victories, and a win against a highly ranked Michigan team. Edwards did not play yesterday, but last week he completed 21 of 24 passes.
Edwards is the only player in Division I history to run for 4,000 yards and throw for 9,000 yards. Edwards received the Walter Payton award in 2008, which recognizes him as the top player in Division I.
Edwards is small for an NFL quarterback, weighing only 184 pounds, and has already struggled with injuries in his college career. Edwards is also only 6 feet tall. Others project him as 5-11. He has a projected 4.59 40 yard dash.
Armanti has never had a passer rating in his four seasons that was under 140.0. Edwards has also never compiled less than a 60 % completion percentage. Many former NFL personnel, including Ron wolf think that Edwards could be an NFL passer.
Here is my favorite highlight video of Edwards:
The Jets currently have Mark Sanchez as their franchise quarterback, but backup Kellen Clemen's contract will expire after the season. Edwards could take on a Brad Smith type role if the Jets draft him.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Chad Ocho Cinco Condoms!

Steve Slaton Back As A Starter
Slaton will get the bulk of the carries, while Moats will spell Slaton on occasion. Chris Brown will get short yardage and goaline carries as well. After a great rookie season, Slaton has not managed to duplicate his 2008 success.
On 116 carries Slaton has rushed for 359 yards with a 3.1 yard average, and he has compiled three touchdowns. Moats has run 54 times for 220 yards with a 4.1 yard average, and he also has three touchdowns.
Studebaker Will Start, First Time In Career
I have been following Studebaker ever since before he was drafted, during his senior season at Wheaton College. In several ways I am personally connected to Wheaton college.
First of all my mother attended Wheaton before heading to UNC, where she met my father. I know many current and past students from Wheaton today.
Studebaker will start for Mike Vrabel, who is suffering with a knee injury. Studebaker will likely start a few more weeks this season, with Vrabel likely out an extended period of time.
Studebaker was a sixth round pick in the 2008 NFL draft by the Philadelphia Eagles. Studebaker recorded 17.5 sacks as a senior in college.
Studebaker has recorded only 12 career tackles, but with more playing time he will see more tackles come his way.
CBS Correspondant Heading To Cleveland?
Florio admits that the Browns might still be focusing on hiring former Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren. The Cleveland Plain Dealer wrote yesterday that Casserly was the hot rumor in Cleveland.
Sports Talk Cleveland is now reporting that Casserly could be hired by the Browns in the next 72 hours. According to Sports Talk Cleveland he will be hired as the Browns president and GM.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Week 11 2009 Power Rankings
2. Indianapolis Colts
3. Minnesota Vikings
4. Cincinnati Bengals
5. New England Patriots
6. Dallas Cowboys
7. Pittsburgh Steelers
8. Arizona Cardinals
9. San Diego Chargers
10. Denver Broncos
11. Baltimore Ravens
12. Philadelphia Eagles
13. Green Bay Packers
14. New York Giants
15. Atlanta Falcons
16. Houston Texans
17. Jacksonville Jaguars
18. New York Jets
19. San Francisco 49ers
20. Miami Dolphins
21. Chicago Bears
22. Carolina Panthers
23. Seattle Seahawks
24. Washington Redskins
25. Tennessee Titans
26. Buffalo Bills
27. Kansas City Chiefs
28. Oakland Raiders
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
30. Detroit Lions
31. Cleveland Browns
32. St. Louis Rams
Brian Brohm Lands In Buffalo
According to jsonline the Green Bay Packers planed on signing Brohm to their active roster after they waived wide receiver Jake Allen, Brohm decided to pack his bags and fly to Buffalo.
Brohm was the Packers second round pick in 2008, but he was beat out by late round pick Matt Flynn in in 2008 and 2009.
Shaun Smith Joins The Locos
To make room for Smith, the Locos placed former Arizona Cardinals defensive tackle Wendell Bryant on injured reserve. Smith was the most talented free agent on the market, but he has some serious issues to deal with.
Smith was involved in a fight with Browns quarterback Brady Quinn, ultimately leading to his release. Many around the league would not touch Smith, even with his immense talent, because of the damage he could do to their locker room.
Vikings Extend Brad Childress
Clayton also mentioned that the deal will be worth between 4 and 5 million dollars each year. Childress was under a contract that earned him about two million dollars a year. Childress only had a year left on his contract.
The Vikings, 8-1, are having one of their best seasons in a long time, and I am willing to say that the Vikings have the best roster in the entire NFL. Brett Favre and Adrian Peterson are just two of the packers stacked offense.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Dolphins Place Ronnie Brown On IR
Brown injured his foot last week while the Dolphins were taking on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Brown will be replaced in the starting lineup by ageing veteran Ricky Williams. Williams will likely replace Brown in the wildcat.
Lex Hilliard should also see some carries. Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said that the Dolphins might not even use the Wildcat if Brown is not in, but I expect to see some packages designed for Pat White.
Chargers Place Jyles Tucker On IR
Tucker was dealing with an ankle injury. Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune is reporting that the Chargers have signed offensive tackle Corey Clark from their practice squad to replace Tucker on the 53-man roster.
Tucker only recorded four tackles this season after he started 12 games in 2008. Tucker also recorded 5.5 sacks in 2008, when he replaced the injured Shawne Merriman. Larry English will now see more snaps.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
June: I Should Be Cleared Soon
June has still not signed with a team, and he was getting trashed on twitter by some NFL fans for being a free agent. June played with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2007 and 2008, but he was released after the 2008 season.
June made his career with his great play from 2003 to 2006 with the Indianapolis Colts, where he won a super bowl with the team. June, a converted college safety, has great coverage skills.
Bengals Sign Larry Johnson
Johnson signed a one year $255,290, veteran minimum contract that will run out after the season. Johnson will also earn $4,000,000 that is guaranteed from Kansas City. To make room for Johnson, the Bengals waived defensive tackle Orien Harris.
The Bengals are no noobs when it comes to taking chances on risky players. Some of them reap rewards. Chris Henry, Cedric Benson, and Tank Johnson have all been able to resurrect their NFL careers.
Dwayne Bowe Suspended Four Games
According to ESPN.com, Bowe was using a diuretic while he was trying to lose weight during training camp. According to ESPN, Bowe will not appeal the suspension. The suspension will be in effect immediately.
The Chiefs are lucky that they signed wide receiver Chris Chambers a couple of weeks ago, or they could have been in even more trouble. Lance Long and Mark Bradley are the Chiefs other options at wideout.
Bills Fire Jauron, Promote Perry Fewell
The Bills named defensive coordinator Perry Fewell their interim head coach. Fewell was the Bills defensive coordinator. It is unknown as to who will be the Bills defensive coordinator if Fewell gives up his duties.
"I have tremendous respect for Dick and thank him for all of his efforts during these past four years." Wilson Said. "While this was a very difficult decision, I felt that it is one that needed to be made at this time for the best interest of our team. We will now focus on moving forward and preparing for our game this week in Jacksonville."
Buccaneers Activate Aaron Sears
The Buccaneers will get a two week roster exemption with Sears, in which he will not count against their 53-man roster. According to Fanball.com, Sears has been dealing with depression and concussions.
Teammates of Sears started noticing that Sears was not talking much, to the point he barely talked at all. Sears was replaced at left guard by second year pro Jeremy Zuttah, who has played well in Sears' absence.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Source: All UFL Contracts Are One Year Long
The source explains to me about the UFL contracts, that are very similar from player to player, unlike in the NFL.
"For the UFL’s “Premiere” season, each player was signed to a one-year contract. Upon completion of our season on November 27th, they are allowed to sign with the NFL, if desired."
So EVERY single UFL player will sign a new contract at the end of the season. That seems like a ton of work.
Wright: I Ran A 4.09 40, Fastest Player In NFL History
9 40 yard dash and a 4.15 40 yard dash.I sent this email to his website on Sunday
"Is it true that Alexander Wright ran a 4.09 40 yard dash, or is it true he
ran a 4.14, or are both of them rumors?"
The response came today.
"It is true. I ran both times!"
Source: UFL To Announce New Owners and Executives
"The UFL is exploring all potential expansion cities, including Hartford. We hope to make an announcement in the near future regarding the UFL’s future plans including new owners and executives."
So the UFL will make some announcement in the near future of owners and executives.
One question that I asked, but they did not awnser was about Rick Mueller. Mueller, the UFL's only GM, could be in charge of all six UFL franchises in 2010.
Source: UFL Will NOT Build or Buy a New Stadium
I asked:
"During the 2009 season, the four UFL teams used previously constructed stadiums. Will the UFL purchase or build a permanent stadium for the 2010 season? If so, can you give me any idea on where the location of the stadium(s) would be?"
And the awnser
"The UFL will not be purchasing or building its own stadiums for the 2010 seasons."
The UFL is in a tough market, and it could be a smart descision to shy away from spending more money.
More UFL Stories to come
Source: UFL To Hold Tryouts In Early 2010

"When and where will player tryouts be held next, or are tryouts being held privatley, like in the NFL?"
Their response
"The UFL does plan to hold some workouts and/or tryouts and they will be announced in early 2010"
Each tryout that the UFL hosted in 2009 averaged about 1,000 players, which is a very big size for an upstart league.
Information for agents and players regarding tryouts were previously avalible on the UFL's website.
More UFL news is to come right here at Reservation For Six
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Las Vegas Locos and Florida Tuskers To Battle In Championship
Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk is reporting that the game will be played in Sam Boyd Stadium, which is the Loco's home field. The Championship game will be played on November 27th, and will probably be televised on Versus.
The Locos are lead by running back DeDe Dorsey, who averages almost nine yards per carry. The Tuskers are lead by Brooks Bollinger, who has proved to be the top quarterback in the league.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Joey Porter To Sit Out Game Against Buccaneers
Porter didn't record anything last week against the Patriots.
During an interview on NFL Network, he called them cheaters and he absolutely hated them. Tom Brady was inspired by the comments and led the Pats to a 27-17 win.
Porter didn't do much this week, and also this year.
After last year's amazing performance with 17.5 sacks, he currently has 2.5 for right now.
"I see no frustration," Sparano said. "What I do see is a guy that's played in enough football games to know, 'There are some things I need to do better out there.' There are a lot of things that people say about Joey that are not always favorable, but one of the good things about Joey is the guy's a pretty good pro. He takes it personally. The guy cares."
Porter hopes to get back in shape and help the Dolphins out on defense.
Week Ten 2009 NFL Power Rankings
2. Indianapolis Colts
3. Minnesota Vikings
4. New England Patriots
5. Dallas Cowboys
6. Pittsburgh Steelers
7. Cincinnati Bengals
8. Denver Broncos
9. Philadelphia Eagles
10. Atlanta Falcons
11. Arizona Cardinals
12. San Diego Chargers
13. New York Giants
14. Houston Texans
15. Baltimore Ravens
16. Green Bay Packers
17. New York Jets
18. Jacksonville Jaguars
19. San Francisco 49ers
20. Chicago Bears
21. Seattle Seahawks
22. Miami Dolphins
23. Buffalo Bills
24. Carolina Panthers
25. Washington Redskins
26. Tennessee Titans
27. Oakland Raiders
28. Kansas City Chiefs
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
30. Detroit Lions
31. Cleveland Browns
32. St. Louis Rams
Titans Sign Receiver, Release Lineman
The Titans needed depth at wide receiver after starting wide receiver Justin Gage suffered a back injury in week nine.Velasco was promoted from the Titans practice squad to their 53-man roster last year.
Edison has played in two games this season with the Titans, but he has not recorded a reception. With right tackle David Stewart back in practice, Velasco was a luxury. Velasco can play all five spots on the line.
Former NFL Player Stabbed
Apparently, Johnson got in a fight, and when the concert ended, Johnson was lying on the ground in a bloody mess. The police were called at 1:30 AM to break up the fight. At that point, the police realized that Johnson had been stabbed.
Johnson did not realized he had been stabbed. Johnson spent last night in the hospital, where he was recovering from his injuries. Johnson is listed on the injury report as "very doubtful". An arrest has not yet been made.
Dolphins Sign Tight end
Sperry replaces linebacker J.D. Foslum on the 53-man roster. Sperry will add depth at tight end, where the Dolphins are dealing with Anthony Fasano's hip injury. Besides Fasano, the Dolphins also have Joey Haynos.
Sperry can also help out on special teams, which seems to be the reason he was promoted from the practice squad instead of rookie John Nalbone. Sperry will see even more time on special teams with linebacker Erik Walden out.
Redskins Sign Safety, Release Punter
The releasing of Paulescu signals that the Redskins normal punter Hunter Smith is ready to hit the field again. Smith has been bothered by a groin injury that has kept him out most of the 2009 season.
Holmes adds depth at safety where the Redskins lost Chris Horton for the rest of the season. Horton was dealing with a toe injury, and after surgery, he was placed on injured reserve. Holmes attended Oklahoma.
Browns work out Two Punters
Zustudil is suffering from a right knee injury that has bugged him all season long. Schudel suggests that the injury could be due to the intensity of new head coach Eric Mangini's workout. Last week Jamal Lewis criticized the intensity of the Brown's practices.
Larson played with the Bengals from 2004 to 2008, but he was beat out in training camp this season. Larson set several punting records at Nebraska, and he was a semifinalist in the Ray Guy award.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Javon Walker wants out of Oakland
According to Corkran, Walker has not ruled out a return to the Raiders in 2010, but the question will likely be, will the Raiders want Walker in 2010. Walker claims that "He still has it going on" in practice.
Walker has not caught a pass yet in the 2009 season, and he only caught 15 passes in 2008. Walker played in eight games in 2008, and he has now only played in three games in 2009. Walker seems bound for free agency.
Chad Ocho Cinco Fined For "Bribing" Ref
Here is the video
According to ESPN, league spokesman Ray Anderson told Ocho Cinco in a letter, that his actions were unprofessional and unbecoming of an NFL player.
Ocho Cinco responded to the fine via twitter, joking that, "He can't go to McDonalds for two more weeks."
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
James Hardy Gets A New Chance To Prove Himself
To make room for Hardy on the 53-man roster, the Bills waived running back Xavier Oman, who has been serving as the Bills third running back. Hardy has not played football in nine months.
Hardy will compete for snaps with Roscoe Parrish and Steve Johnson, especially with Johnson. Hardy has the same build as Terrell Owens, and the Bills are trying to groom him to replace Owens.
Chad Ocho Cinco Not Allowed To Send Any More Gifts
Ocho Cinco tweeted that he was going to send some Mustard to some Steeler's defenders, but when coach Marvin Lewis heard of his plot, he quickly put an end to it. Ocho Cinco's goofs worked in week nine, as the Bengals defeated the Ravens.
Ocho Cinco also made plenty of laughs last week when he pretended to bribe an official with a one dollar bill after his catch was being challenged. Ocho Cinco has not yet been fined for his joke.
Eagles Lose Another Corner
Hanson is the second cornerback that the Iggles lost today, earlier in the day cornerback Ellis Hobbs was placed on injured reserve. With the losses of Hobbs and Hanson the Eagles added two corners, Ramzee Robinson and Jack Ikegwuonu.
Hanson hired attorney David Cornwell to appeal his case. Ikegwuonu was signed off of the Eagles practice squad, and a player will need to be added to replace him. Hanson did not show up to practice today
Browns Sign Free Agent Linebacker
Stamer last played with the Tennessee Titans, but he was released just before the start of the 2009 season. Stamer will provide depth at inside linebacker, where the Browns have lost both starters.
David Bowens will start inside for Eric Barton. Bowens was being used as the Browns starting left outside linebacker. Kaluka Maiava is the other starter inside, and Kamerion wimbley is the Browns star outside linebacker. Alex Hall will likely fill in for Bowens.
Chiefs Lose Starting Right Guard For Season
Goff broke his streak of 113 consecutive starts last week, which stretched from his days in San Diego. The Chiefs signed linebacker Justin Rodgers to replace Goff on the 53-man roster. Rodgers has spent time with the Patriots and the Cowboys.
Rodgers recorded 16 tackles in 2008, and 18 tackles in 2007, both times with the Dallas Cowboys on special teams. Rodgers was signed six days ago, then waived, and now signed again.
Giants Lose Wilkerson For Rest Of Season
Wilkerson was vital to the Giants special teams, and he had already recorded 12 special teams tackles in 2009. To fill Wilkerson's roster spot, the Giants signed cornerback D.J. Williams off of the Bronco's practice squad.
Wilkerson was drafted in the third round of the 2006 NFL draft. Wilkerson has recorded 51 tackles in his NFL career, and all of them have been with the New York Giants. That might not be the case next season, when Wilkerson's contract runs out.
Buccaneers Lose Allen For Year
The Buccaneers signed cornerback Derrick Roberson off of their practice squad. Tampa Bay also signed safety Emanuel Cook to their practice squad. Allen is the Buccaneers special teams captain.
With Allen out for the season, expect to see more snaps for Corey Lynch, and with Wilson out expect more of Niko Koutovides. Cook had some experience with the New York Jets in 2008.
Redskins Lose Horton For Season
To take his roster spot, the Redskins signed running back Quinton Ganther. Ganther will add depth at running back, where the Redskins are short handed this week. Redskins starting running back Clinton Portis did not practice today.
According to Rick Maese on twitter, Horton will have toe surgery latter today. Ganther played with the Tennessee Titans in 2008, where he was used a fourth running back, and a short-yardage back.
2009 Midseason All-Rfor6
RB: Chris Johnson
FB: Lousaka Polite
TE: Dallas Clark
WR: Andre Johnson
WR: Reggie Wayne
LT: Joe Thomas
LG: Evan Mathis
C: Nick Mangold
RG: Jahari Evans
RT: Ryan Diem
LE: Robert Mathis
NT: Vince Wilfork
DT: Kevin Williams
RE: Dwight Freeney
LOLB: Brian Cushing
ILB: Curtis Lofton
ROLB: Elvis Dumervil
LCB: Asante Samuel
RCB: Sheldon Brown
SS: Darren Sharper
FS: Jarius Byrd
P: Shane Lechler
PK: Sebastian Janikowski
KR:Ted Ginn Jr.
PR: Joshua Cribbs
Ellis Hobbs To Miss Rest Of The Season
Hobbs is in his first season as a Philadelphia Eagle, after a couple seasons as a New England Patriots. Hobbs will either be a restricted free agent or an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season.
I would not be surprised if he signed elsewhere. Hobbs has already started 47 games in his young career, and he could be a hot commodity spring of 2010. Hobbs also has an NFL record in his bags.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Browns Now Without Three of Four 2008 Starting Linebackers
According to ProFootballTalk.com, the Browns have not yet signed a player to replace Barton on the 53-man roster. According to PFT, Barton had a bulging disk in his neck (ouch!).
The Browns also released wide receiver Darnell Jenkins, and signed running back Thomas Brown to their practice squad. The Browns also had a workout with former Colt linebacker Rocky Boiman.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Bills Could Sign Vick In 2010
Dungy also mentioned Cleveland, Washington, and St. Louis as potential landing spots for Vick. Trent Edwards is currently the Bills starting quarterback, but if coaching changes are made in Buffalo, I could see Vick in New York.
Vick will still have one year left on his contract after the 2009 season is over, and the Eagles will look to rid themselves of Vick before his contract expires. Vick's salary cap figure for 2010 on $5.5 million.
Bengals Lose Receiver For Season
Henry broke his forearm in Sunday's game, and was taken out of the game and sent to the locker room. Henry will be a free agent at the end of the season, and ProFootballTalk.com suggests that he will be re-signed.
Henry had surgery on his broken arm on Monday. Henry has caught 12 passes for 236 yards and two touchdowns this season. Bengals coach Marvin Lewis hinted that the Bengals would promote Maurice Purify from the practice squad.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Browns Looking At Mike Holmgren
This could signal the end of Eric Mangini's tenure as the head coach in Cleveland. Scheftler is also reporting that Browns owner Randy Lerner will also look at Ernie Accorsi, Rick McKay, and Ron Wolf.
The Browns could need much work in the offseason. Running back Jamal Lewis is expected to retire after the season, and work will also be needed at wide receiver, tight end, quarterback, and a new contract for Josh Cribbs.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Dolphins Cut Linebacker, Then Sign One
Foslum was selected in the seventh round of the 2009 NFL draft out of Weber State. Foslum will add depth at inside linebacker, and will add a boost on special teams. The Dolphins need depth inside after an injury to Channing Crowder.
Foslum will likely be the Dolphins number three inside linebacker behind Reggie Torbor and Akin Ayodele until Crowder returns.
Lions Release Receiver, Add Tackle
Now that Johnson is healthy, the Lions had no need to carry Standeford on their roster. Cohen will add depth at defensive tackle. Standeford started four games with the Lions in 2008, and played in nine games.
Cohen started some in 2008, but that team managed to lose every game they played. Cohen spent time with the Lions and the Oakland Raiders this offseason. Landon also goes by "Joe".
Packers Lose Spitz For Season
According to the Journal sentinel, Spitz was suffering from back spasms. Ealy was signed to the Packers practice squad last week after Jake Allen was signed to the active roster. Donald Driver, Jordy Nelson, and Brett Swain are all dinged up.
Scott Wells will likely replace Spitz at center. Spitz's contract expires at the end of the season, and this injury could hurt his position for getting a new deal signed. Ealy will likely be the Packers fourth or fifth receiver this week.
Broncos Sign Ty Law
Law is known most for his amazing play in the early 2000's with the New England Patriots. Law, a future Hall-Of-Famer, will provide veteran leadership, and some depth behind Andre Goodman and Chaimp Bailey.
To make room for Law, the Broncos released cornerback Jack williams, who was leftover from the Mike Shanahan era. Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels coach Law when he was in New England.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Koren Robinson Suspended By UFL
Robinson had stints with the Seattle Seahawks, Green Bay Packers, and Minnesota Vikings when he played in the NFL. Robinson recently played with the Seattle Seahawks in 2008. Robinson was drafted by the Florida Tuskers.
Robinson was traded to the New York Sentinels this offseason after spending part of training camp with the Tuskers. Robinson has been suspended two times for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy









