Adam Schefter (NFL.com) is reporting that Bob Hayes (Cowboys), Randall McDaniel (Vikings), Bruce Smith (Bills), Derrick Thomas (Chiefs), Ralph Wilson Jr. (Bills) and Rod Woodson (Steelers) have all been chosen to enter the NFL Hall of Fame this year in Canton, Ohio. The only major snub is Denver Broncos TE Shannon Sharpe, who most thought [...]
Continue reading...30 January 2009
According to the Associated Press, former Atlanta Falcons QB Michael Vick has informed the judge in his bankruptcy case via his attorney that he expects to be released from Leavenworth Penitentiary very soon to serve out the remainder of his sentance at a halfway house (H/T to PFT). Vick is apparently under the impression that [...]
Continue reading...29 January 2009
Adam Schefter (NFL.com) is reporting that former Boston College head coach Jeff Jagodzinski has been hired as the new offensive coordinator in Tampa Bay. Jagodzinski was fired earlier this month after he went against the wishes of his athletic director and interviewed for the Jets head coaching vacancy.
Continue reading...29 January 2009
According to Adam Schefter (NFL.com), the San Francisco 49ers have decided on Jimmy Raye as their new offensive coordinator. Raye has previously worked with the Jets as their running backs coach, and was widely praised for his work last season in developing New York’s potent rushing attack.
Continue reading...28 January 2009
Citing a source close to one of the candidates for the head coaching job in Oakland, Michael Smith (ESPN) is reporting that the Raiders have decided to remove the interim tag on Tom Cable, and install him as their new head coach. As usual, the Raiders showed their never ending hatred of ESPN by refuting [...]
Continue reading...28 January 2009
According to the Detroit Free Press, the Lions have released WR Mike Furrey. No details on the release were forthcoming from the Lions front office. Furrey was informed via cell phone this morning by Detroit’s GM Martin Mayhew, and although he suspected that he would be let go, he was critical of the way Mayhew [...]
Continue reading...28 January 2009
According to Jamison Hensley (Baltimore Sun), Ravens quarterbacks coach Hue Jackson has emerged as the frontrunner to become the next offensive coordinator in San Francisco, after Jackson met with 49ers head coach Mike Singletary for a second time this week. Jackson has been with the Ravens for just one year, but his role in developing [...]
Continue reading...27 January 2009
Former Buccaneers DE Simeon Rice ripped into his former head coach Jon Gruden earlier today, even going so far as to call him a “scumbag” while speaking with Pat Kirwan and Tim Ryan on Sirius NFL Radio (H/T to PFT). Here’s what Rice had to say: “You get what you deserve. That’s what Jon said. [...]
Continue reading...27 January 2009
Today I had the privilege of being able to jump on board another excellent radio show with John White, the lead writer at FSB’s Carolina Panthers blog – Cat Crave. John and I spoke for a short while about the impact of newly hired defensive coordinator Ron Meeks and what kind of defense Panthers fans [...]
Continue reading...27 January 2009
Apparently, former Chiefs head coach Herm Edwards is not interested in returning to coaching any time soon, and would actually prefer to become a TV analyst next season. Adam Schefter (NFL.com) first speculated that this would be Edwards choice all along, and although he’ll need to find a network willing to hire him in that [...]
Continue reading...27 January 2009
According to Adam Schefter (NFL.com), Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald is willing to restructure his current contract to free up enough money for Arizona to sign fellow receiver Anquan Boldin to a long-term deal. Fitz has shown time and time again to be a true team player for the Cardinals, taking significantly less in his deal [...]
Continue reading...27 January 2009
According to John Clayton (ESPN), the Tennessee Titans have made significant inroads towards a new contract with free agent DT Albert Haynesworth. Both sides seem to be amicable to a deal taking place, although the Titans will definitely have to pony up some serious cash to make it happen, given Haynesworth’s status as the premier [...]
Continue reading...27 January 2009
According to Chris Mortensen (ESPN), former head coach Dan Reeves is currently considering an offer from the Cowboys to become a consultant for the team this season. Reeves interviewed for the offensive coordinator job in San Francisco late last week, but Mortensen seems to feel that Reeves is not a serious candidate there, and will [...]
Continue reading...26 January 2009
Former Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski has agreed to a deal that would bring him to San Diego as the Chargers new assistant head coach/tight ends coach, according to Mike Sando (ESPN). Chud had been a serious candidate to become the offensive coordinator in both San Francisco and Tampa Bay, but after they dragged [...]
Continue reading...26 January 2009
According to the Associated Press, the Carolina Panthers have hired former Indianapolis Colts defensive coordinator Ron Meeks to take the same position with their team. Meeks was fired from his post with the Colts last week, after spending the past seven seasons with the club. He will be replacing Mike Trgovac, who left the Panthers [...]
Continue reading...26 January 2009
According to Adam Schefter (NFL.com), former Broncos head coach Mike Shanahan has no plans to become the next head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs anytime soon, silencing all the rumors flying around that claimed the contrary Schefter reiterated that Shanahan has had no contact with the Chiefs and that he plans on staying put [...]
Continue reading...26 January 2009
The public war of words between Chargers RB LaDainian Tomlinson and GM A.J. Smith has gone too far, according to LB Shawne Merriman, who has taken up peacemaking as his hobby while he’s been recovering from the knee surgery that prematurely ended his 2008 campaign. “That [stuff] doesn’t help bring a Super Bowl to San [...]
Continue reading...26 January 2009
According to Chris Mortensen (ESPN), the Baltimore Ravens have extended an offer to their current LBs coach, Greg Mattison, to become the team’s new defensive coordinator. Mattison has been with the franchise for just one year, joining the Ravens in 2008 along with head coach John Harbaugh. Prior to that he had spent the majority [...]
Continue reading...25 January 2009
Despite making millions upon millions of dollars, the NFL isn’t immune to the economic malaise that has the rest of the country locked in a vice grip right now (H/T to PFT). According to the Philadelphia Daily News, the league has imposed a Monday morning deadline on close to 150 workers within the league office, [...]
Continue reading...25 January 2009
The Associated Press is reporting that the Cleveland Browns have finalized a deal with George Kokinis (Ravens) to become their new general manager. This move became almost inevitable once the Browns chose to hire Eric Mangini as their new head coach, as the two are close friends and should form a solid partnership in Cleveland. [...]
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31 January 2009
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