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New England Patriots head coach Bill Belicheck may face a year long suspension from the NFL, if the tapes do indeed incriminate previous statements that the coach made to league officials, sources tell Pro Football Central. A report claims that the tapes sent by former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh do show that the Patriots recorded the play-calling signals of five opponents in six games between 2000 and 2002. They included regular-season games against Miami, Buffalo, Cleveland and San Diego, and the January 2002 AFC championship game between Pittsburgh and New England. While the tapes reportedly include recordings of opponents’ offensive signals, an NFL official cited in Wednesdays Hartford Courant said Belichick did not admit to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell that the team taped offensive signals. Belichick had previously admitted to taping opponents’ defensive signals.

By PFC Titans Writer Daniel Johns

    After much criticizing from critics and experts who say the Titans didn’t do their job by surrounding Vince Young with weapons in this years Draft, head coach Jeff Fisher seems perfectly content with they way they conducted it.  Nearly every mock draft you can find out their on the World Wide Web had the Titans picking a receiver in either the first or second round. 

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New England Patriots head coach Bill Belicheck may face a year long suspension from the NFL, if the tapes do indeed incriminate previous statements that the coach made to league officials, sources tell Pro Football Central. A report claims that the tapes sent by former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh do show that the Patriots recorded the play-calling signals of five opponents in six games between 2000 and 2002. They included regular-season games against Miami, Buffalo, Cleveland and San Diego, and the January 2002 AFC championship game between Pittsburgh and New England. While the tapes reportedly include recordings of opponents’ offensive signals, an NFL official cited in Wednesdays Hartford Courant said Belichick did not admit to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell that the team taped offensive signals. Belichick had previously admitted to taping opponents’ defensive signals.

David White, of SFGate.com, reports Oakland Raiders RB Michael Bush, who missed the entire 2007 season due to injury, will practice with the team Friday, May 9.

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belicheck may face a year long suspension from the NFL, if the tapes do indeed incriminate previous statements that the coach made to league officials, sources tell Pro Football Central. A report claims that the tapes sent by former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh do show that the Patriots recorded the play-calling signals of five opponents in six games between 2000 and 2002. They included regular-season games against Miami, Buffalo, Cleveland and San Diego, and the January 2002 AFC championship game between Pittsburgh and New England. While the tapes reportedly include recordings of opponents’ offensive signals, an NFL official cited in Wednesdays Hartford Courant said Belichick did not admit to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell that the team taped offensive signals. Belichick had previously admitted to taping opponents’ defensive signals.

By PFC Bills Writer Jay Kommuru

The Buffalo Bills finished the 2007 regular season with a mediocre record of 7-9 and missed the playoffs for the eight year in a row. Here is a brief synopsis of their 2007 regular season, followed by a review of their off-season so far.

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The newest Oakland Raider Edgerton Hartwell called into the mystery guest line on PFC Radio live tonight!

ESPNews reports Cleveland Browns LB Willie McGinest told SportsIllustrated.com that he will retire after the 2008 season.

The Indianapolis Colts have reportedly agreed to a one-year deal with running back Dominic Rhodes.
Rhodes was released after one season with the Oakland Raiders and the Indianapolis Star reported that he will return to Indianapolis with a deal worth about $650,000.  After helping the Colts to a Super Bowl title after the 2006 season, Rhodes signed with the Raiders as a free agent. He appeared in just 10 games last season, with two starts, missing the first four games for violating the league’s substance-abuse policy.  Rhodes managed just 302 yards with a touchdown on 75 carries and also caught 11 passes for 70 yards. In seven NFL seasons, he has 2,576 rushing yards with 20 touchdowns and 101 catches for 719 yards and a score.

By PFC Chargers Writer Robert Murdock          

Kassim Osgood has come a long way since being picked up by the Chargers as an Un-drafted Free Agent in 2003. Off the field, the former San Diego State University Aztec standout and fan favorite is known as a caring, likeable, stand-up guy. His many interests include acting, (most recently, he appeared as a Marine on the television series “ Jericho ”) and overseeing the Team K.O. Athletes for Education Foundation. He is praised for his contributions in the San Diego community, including being awarded the Jose Cota Man of the Year Award, an honor bestowed upon him by the San Diego Police Historic Association. 

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Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports unrestricted free-agent RB Dominic Rhodes (Raiders) could re-sign with the Indianapolis Colts.

The Chicago Bears announced today that they have released safety Adam Archuleta after one year with the team. Last March the Bears traded their 2007 sixth-round draft pick to the Redskins in exchange for Archuleta, who had just finished a disappointing season in Washington. He played in 15 games for the Bears, starting 10. (The Redskins used the pick to draft quarterback Jordan Palmer.)

John Clayton, of ESPN.com, reports New York Giants OT David Diehl received a new six-year deal Tuesday, May 6, worth $31 million. The deal includes annual escalator clauses that can increase Diehl’s salary between $750,000 and $1.1 million each year as long as he plays offensive tackle. It is unusual for teams to redo a long-term deal near the beginning of a contract. Diehl was entering the third year of his old six-year, $15.5 million extension he signed in 2005, which was scheduled to expire in 2011. Diehl made the transition from left guard to left tackle and the Giants’ management rewarded him for his success. The deal was signed before the draft but Diehl kept it to himself.

Jim Corbett, of USA Today, reports free-agent OG Joe Andruzzi (Browns) has recently received a clean bill of health in his recovery from non-Hodgkins lymphoma. Andruzzi says his lymphoma is in total remission. He has told his agent that he has felt good enough to consider an NFL comeback.

By PFC Chargers Writer Robert Murdock 

The San Diego Chargers, having just completed their post-draft mini-camp, appear to be continuing the trend of improvement. Not an easy task, considering that they are widely thought to possess one of, if not the most talented roster in the league.

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