mvn.com - 4/27/2008
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Jeff Fisher’s Pac-10 roots are showing. The USC alum picked two guys on the second day of the draft who hail from the University of California, and with their last selection in the 4th round, the Titans chose a guy named Stanford.
Steve Young Can't Get Enough of Your Love
sportingnews.com 4/27/2008 — The Titans ceded all drafting authority to a talking cat named Augustino only Jeff Fisher can see or hear. This explanation is just as good as any other we can think of for their picks today, including their second round reach for Jason Jones, a ...
With first 4th rounder, Titans select DE William Hayes
mvn.com 4/27/2008 — The Titans swapped 4th rounders with Washington, moving up to #103 to select little-known Winston-Salem State DE William Hayes with their first pick in the 4th round.
Hayes is a 6′2″ 272 lb DE who hails from a tiny school in North Carolina. He impressed scouts with his 4.6 forty-yard dash and an impressive showing in the bench press, lifting 225 lbs 28 times.
Is Seau in the Pats plans?
mysportsrumors.com 4/27/2008 — With the New England Patriots selecting Jerod Mayo with the 10th pick in the NFL Draft, do the New England Patriots still have plans for Junior Seau? During the playoffs, it was obvious that the Pats needed to get younger at the linebacker position, which is the reason they selected Mayo, a University of Tennessee product. We all know thou, that coach Bill Belichick usually doesn’t bring in or
Titans Sign LT Roos to Extension
bizoffootball.com 4/27/2008 — The Tennessee Titans have locked up left tackle Michael Roos after offering him a six-year extension worth $43 million. According to Roos’ agent, Cameron Foster , the tackle is now the league’s third highest paid tackle as his contract includes $15 million in guaranteed money, a $4 million roster bonus and $1.5 in Pro Bowl escalators. Roos has already exceeded all expectations, as ...
NFL Events: Draft Player Profiles - Stanford Keglar
nfl.com 4/27/2008 — Overview Overview Called by the Purdue coaching staff the team's hardest worker in practices and games, little was known about Keglar entering his senior season, despite starting most of his career for the Boilermakers. With his chiseled frame and ...
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