NFL Draft Coverage: Giants, Chiefs, Rutgers

6
0
Votes
NFL Draft Coverage: Giants, Chiefs, Rutgers Links0
coryh64 coryh64 posted 2/18/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
A look at what MVN’s bloggers are writing about the NFL Draft—read more about the stories by clicking these links from Giants 101, Home of the Chiefs, Forever Scarlet and The Blitz. [link]

Tags:

Comments

Related Content

Related Stories
7

Eli as Madden cover boy?

NFLAdam posted 2/18/2008 from thehaternation.blogspot.com

The nightmare of the Giants championship takes another turn.
5

Scouting Report: Pedro Sosa, OT, Rutgers

coryh64 posted 2/18/2008 from mvn.com

Pedro Sosa is shorter than most scouts would like to see in players at his position, but that has never stopped the senior from Rutgers from excelling at the college level. While he might not be a power of strength, his IQ and footwork more than make up for his lack of size. He has the burst off the snap and can pass block well, but he needs to improve on the run.
2

- The Business Newspaper of Metropolitan New Orleans

ProFootballTalk.com found this 2/18/2008 on www.neworleanscitybusiness.com

February 18, 2008 NFL will pay Saints for London ‘home’ game The New Orleans Saints will be paid by the National Football League to give up a home game to play the San Diego Chargers Oct. 26 in London’s Wembley Stadium. The Saints will play two ...
12

Former Longhorn Taylor Sentenced to Five Months in Jail

Dave Rouleau posted 2/18/2008 from bizoffootball.com

Former University of Texas running back Ramonce Taylor is serving five months in jail for violating the terms of his probation agreement. The sentence was handed down by District Judge Martha Trudo which also added an additional five years to his promation.
2

Chiefs' Law, a Patriot Once Again?

ChiefsUniverse posted 2/18/2008 from www.chiefsuniverse.com

According to the Boston Globe, the Kansas City Chiefs are close to cutting Ty Law. Every Chiefs fan knows Law has fallen far short of the expectations everyone had of him when he arrived. Those close to Law say he would welcome a return to the Patriots, if the price is right. How can he still be demanding on a price? Here is the excerpt from the Globe:
Related News Articles
Chiefs sign kicker Cundiff to 2-year deal
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- The Kansas City Chiefs signed kicker Billy Cundiff to a two-year contract M...
Super Bowl XLII: It can only be called "THE PLAY"
Article Source: NFL 2008: National Football League Player Scouting Combine and Draft Two weeks past the most memorable Super Bowl Game in NFL History it is almost time to turn the page on the 2007 National Football League season and start ...
Giants' Victory: A Neutral Fan's View
Here we go and I am prepared to recieve an insane amount of ignorant comments. What has made me very angry these past days is reading material on Bleacher Report, mostly Sean Crowe's Mock Draft Articles, and seeing that Giants' fans have not decided ...
Who Will Be the Whipping Post Next Year
Now that the mighty Patriots have been defeated, and a second Manning holds the Lombardi, who will be the next whipping post? How will the Giants fair with the dreaded Superbowl hangover? Is Coughlin good enough to coach them through ...
Will the Kansas City Chiefs Draft a Lineman?
With all of the hype leading up to the April draft, as a Chiefs fan, I am left sweating bullets.  The last time the Chiefs had a draft pick this high they blew it by selecting Ryan Sims.  This year the Chiefs are looking to rebuild ...