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The Mile High Report: Horse Tracks 7/4/09 - Happy Fourth, Broncos Fans!!!
thejetsblog.com: Daily Links: Guess Who’s Back
Stripe Hype | A Cincinnati Bengals Blog: I Hope Andre Caldwell Never Takes a Wildcat Snap
Big Blue View: Wednesday Walk Around the NFL: 7.8.09
Arizona Cardinals Community Blog - Fanster.com - Voice of the Cardinals: Arizona Cardinals Weekly Flock: DRC is Starting to Make Some Noise
Horse Tracks 7/4/09 - Happy Fourth, Broncos Fans!!!
The Mile High Report —
... Jamie Dukes is barely able to restrain himself from taking a shot at Denver.
SI - NFL Rookie Symposium gives players no excuse for misbehavior - Ross Tucker Eddie Royal took some inspiration and perspective from Cris Carter's appearance at last year's rookie symposium.
CCT - Inman: Al Davis rings up four score Well, I suppose we should all wish for a very long life for The Crypt Keeper - 20+ more years of Commitment to Losing!!
Y! - New league will consider signing Vick
NFLN - NFL ...
Daily Links: Guess Who’s Back
thejetsblog.com —
Did you miss me? I missed you! Really. Honestly. You’re all I thought about all weekend. Well that and $8 beers. But that’s all water under the bridge.. Let’s get at it… Oh and FYI, tomorrow might be a late start, today being a holiday and all. And by might, I mean will.
That new UFL? Yeah, they’d consider signing Mr. Vick — you know, as long as he’s not in trouble.
The Dolphins have a new CEO. Hopefully he doesn’t talk as much as some of his players.
Unlike Jets players (who seemed to support the idea), Bears LB Brian Urlacher is surprised the Bears would chase ...
I Hope Andre Caldwell Never Takes a Wildcat Snap
Stripe Hype | A Cincinnati Bengals Blog —
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Andre Caldwell will see more of the “Wildcat” formation in 2009 after getting a handful of snaps in the Wildcat last season.
Caldell played quarterback in high school, and tossed a five-yard TD pass in the 2006 SEC Championship game, so he’s got the skill set necessary to for the ‘cat. But I doubt we see a lot of it. I don’t often agree with CBS’ Pet Prisco, but he gets to the heart of the question here: if you have a QB of Carson Palmer’s caliber, why do you take the ball out of his hands?
As a gimmick/trick ...
Wednesday Walk Around the NFL: 7.8.09
Big Blue View —
... some thoughts on what Steve McNair's legacy will be
Ocho Dingbat wants to Twitter during games. The NFL hasn't given him the go ahead yet. On the list of things we need in this world, if this isn't at the bottom, its damn close.
NFL.com has a look at which teams are sporting the most home grown talent.
Clark Judge has a look at the coaches on the hot seat.
John Clayton at ESPN says the "Wildcat" is here to stay.
Jim Zorn has told his veteran players (4 years ...
Arizona Cardinals Weekly Flock: DRC is Starting to Make Some Noise
Arizona Cardinals Community Blog - Fanster.com - Voice of the Cardinals —
... shouldn't be quickly forgotten. He called the NFL "soft." He claimed it had turned into a "pansy league." These were the kind of words that certainly will call attention to Harrison's newfound broadcasting career. But they were also comments that weren't too far off the mark. Look, we all know the NFL still has plenty of tough guys. What it is losing, however, is the sense that the people who run the sport are completely in touch with the fundamental aspects of the game.
Future of the Wildcat offense in the NFL - Whether or not you are wild about the Wildcat offense, ...
How Drew Rosenhaus Killed The WildCat Formation
Free Fantasy Magazine —
FTW Football Edition How Drew Rosenhaus Killed The WildCat Formation The NFL is a league based on paradox and nowhere is it more apparent than the league’s salary structure. The highest paid position on the field is also the target for all 11 players on defense and thus the most likely to get injured. The National Football League along with the independent franchises understand that they will only be as successful as their franchise quarterbacks. Thus, the creation of the franchise left-tackle and the influx of league mandated rules and fines solely focused on protecting the passer. The paradox was most conspicuous in Michael Vick’s 10-year, 130 Million ...
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