yoursecretissafewithme.blogspot.com - 3/15/2008
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Dear Shaun: A lot of Seattle Seahawks fans think the writing is on the wall. They may be right. First the Hawks sign TJ Duckett, then Julius Jones. Plus they already have Maurice Morris. However, I have an idea that will help the Seahawks, and will allow you to be a key part of their season: Use the New York Giants 2007 blueprint for Super Bowl success. Here are three things you can do to help the
The Significance Of The David Carr Signing: Humor
thebiglead.com 3/14/2008 — David Carr signed a contract with the New York Giants yesterday. The contract is worth a million (dollars!) for one year of service. The Associated Press article about the signing was full of facts interesting tidbits great lines:
“One of ...
Derrick Ward rejoins crowded backfield
nydailynews.com 3/14/2008 — Running back Derrick Ward, who missed the Giants' Super Bowl run with a broken leg, re-signed with the New York Giants Friday.
Oakland Raids the New York Giants for William Joseph to augment their DT position
mvn.com 3/14/2008 — “The Autumn Wind is a pirate, pillaging just for fun…” The Oakland Raiders continued pillaging the NFL by signing defensive tackle William Joseph from the New York Giants. Joseph was a first round pick of the G-Men back in 2003 and has played in 41 games, starting the entire 2006 season before going on injured reserve last year. Joseph should join Terdell Sands, Tommy Kelly, Gerrard Warren, ...
Giants re-sign Ward to keep deep backfield intact
sports.espn.go.com 3/15/2008 — The New York Giants, who won the Super Bowl with one of the deepest backfields in football, retained one of their key backups Frday, reaching an agreement with halfback Derrick Ward.
Raiders sign injury-prone DT Joseph (AP) —
Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 3/14/2008
The Oakland Raiders signed free-agent defensive tackle William Joseph on Friday, adding a former first-round pick whose career has been plagued by injuries. Joseph missed all of last season for the Super Bowl champion New York Giants with a back ...