Offseason Plans and Some Links
The Ragnarok —
... links worth taking a look at: The Pioneer Press Vikings' blog has a scouting report for all of the Vikings' rookie free agents. While the Vikings didn't have one of their draft classes make the list, the Pro Football Reference blog has an interesting take on the top draft classes of all time. Sports Illustrated is starting to hop on the Vikings bandwagon. Don Banks has the Vikings as a "riser" and Peter King has the Purple ranked #7 in his power rankings. The Vikings weren't the only team that had an awful 2005 ...
MMQB: Ranking the Teams
Football Outsiders —
MMQB: Ranking the Teams Peter King lists his best-to-worst teams for the 2008 season (hey, at least he’s not doing a 2009 mock draft), motivates Rodney Harrison with his disrespect, keeps the Favre streak alive, and postulates that “a guard is a guard” — this, of course, is news to football lovers in Seattle. posted 5-5-2008 at 10:07 AM by ...
Daily Links - King Ranks Broncos 23rd
BroncoTalk —
... Is it that time of the year already (meaningless power rankings time)? According to Peter King of Sports Illustrated, yes, in fact, it is. [Sports Illustrated] ...
Peter King Ranks All 32 Teams
thejetsblog.com —
... Peter King has ranked all 32 NFL teams in his MMQB article today, and the Jets are in his middle of the pack “The Usual Suspects” grouping at Number 14. ...
Why do I not get Peter King?
Stampede Blue —
... I will never understand Peter King. I mean really! I just don't get it. Peter will surprise me with excellent nuggets like this:
I've got to see Philip Rivers perform at a high level consistently to think this is a Super Bowl winner, particularly in a conference as tough as the top-heavy AFC.
And this:
I want to like Vince Young, and his improvement from 52 to 62 percent in accuracy from his rookie year to his second season helps a little. But this is the year he's got to start ...
Peter King Says Top 10
Sons of Nev —
... We might be a little behind since this was posted Monday on si.com, but the head football honcho at Sports Illustrated, Peter King, has the Browns 9th on his first power rankings of the year: ...
Ridiculously early NFL Power Rankings
All Things Philly Sports —
... so obviously it's time for NFL Power Rankings! Both ESPN.com and SI.com have released their incredibly early preseason power rankings, and both of them have the Eagles just outside the top ten. Here are their rankings and their thoughts on the Eagles: ESPN: Rank: 13 Comments: Last season, they hit their stride when it was too late. With a fully healed Donovan McNabb and an improved secondary, the Eagles could be dangerous. Sports Illustrated: Rank: 11 Comments: The story's the same as ever ...
Saints and Panthers: Let the Battle Begin
Canal Street Chronicles —
... I thought about writing this post a couple of weeks ago when I read Peter King at Sports Illustrated rank all 32 teams for 2008,putting the Carolina Panthers at the #10 spot and the Saints all the way down at #16. I bit my tongue and chalked it up as one mans opinion. ...
Have the Titans caught up in the AFC South?
Tennessee Titans —
... will provide a pass rush that will cause nightmares for Manning, David Garrard and Matt Schaub. If healthy, Kearse should enjoy chasing Manning around outside of the pocket like he did during his first tenure with the Titans. Jason Jones and William Hayes are untested, but talented rookies who should see some playing time in the Titansâ defensive end rotation. The Colts are only two years removed from being the world champs and the Jaguars have been anointed by media pundits as this offseasonâs flavor of the month . Thus, the Titans are in the familiar underdog role as ...
Playing The Games Is Just A Waste Of Time Anyway
Bucstats.com —
... Just like he did last year, King ranks New England as #1. No, really, it’s true. I know, you could have knocked me over with a feather, too. How does he come to this startling conclusion? ...
