NewsChannel5.com in Nashville is reporting that former Houston Oilers/Tennessee Oilers/Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Steve McNair has been found slain, a victim of a fatal gunshot wound to the head.
The incident was originally reported as a murder-suicide, but now has been changed to ruled as a double homicide.
A female victim was also found by [...]
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Steve McNair Found Murdered
July 4th, 2009 · No Comments
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Analysis: American Needle hoping to make a point with the Supreme Court.
June 29th, 2009 · No Comments
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BY Bill Smith
Today the US Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of American Needle vs. NFL. Am Needle is a former licensee of the NFL that makes hats with team and league logos. The suit argues that when the NFL granted a 10 year exclusive to Reebok International in 2001, it violated [...]
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Analysis: Don’t jump to conclusions about Jim Brown’s marijuana statement
June 20th, 2009 · No Comments
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Other sites have jumped to conclusions about Jim Brown’s comment about the possibility of marijuana being involved in the accident in which Donte Stallworth killed a pedestrian in Miami. Those sites have assumed that it was Stallworth that had the drug in his system. However, that is not what Brown [...]
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Eagles Ink First Round Draft Pick Jeremy Maclin to Deal
June 19th, 2009 · No Comments
The Philadelphia Eagles have just agreed to terms with first round pick Jeremy Maclin.
The deal is believed to be a six-year deal worth $23 million. This all is according to the Twitter page of a blog that covers Mizzou athletics called “The Columns.”
No one else is reporting the deal so it may or may not [...]
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Donte Stallworth has reached a plea agreement.
June 15th, 2009 · No Comments
By Bill Smith
Brown’s WR Donte Stallworth is expected to plead guilty to DUI Manslaughter charges in Miami. By doing so he should get a favorable sentence because of the agreement. Had he gone to trial and been found guilty, the sentence guidelines are 4 to 15 years in prison. If he can play this season, [...]
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An Army Needs a General: A Closer Look at the NFL’s Quarterback Battles
June 11th, 2009 · No Comments
By Bob Cunningham
Of all the positional battles that take place in the offseason, none captivate us more than that of the quarterback battle.
Quarterback may be the most overrated position in all of sports. They get far too much of the blame, and far too much of the credit. Their careers are looked at in terms [...]
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Cowboy Owner says No to Pacman
June 8th, 2009 · No Comments
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There has been speculation about Dallas Owner Jerry Jones bringing Adam “don’t call me Pacman” Jones back to Cowboy land. But according to a statement released by the team, Adam is not in the team’s plans. Jerry had asked the local media how badly they would “beat him up” if he resigned Jones who has [...]
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Bills Offseason In Review – 2009 Part II
June 2nd, 2009 · No Comments
By PFC Bills Writer Jay Kommuru
As promised, Part II of the Bills offseason will be reviewed with full coverage of how the front office addressed the defensive side of the football. Unlike on offense, the defense was re-tooled mostly through the draft. Although there were a few under-the-radar defensive signings via free agency that could [...]
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ANALYSIS: NFLPA Executive Director Smith has a revolt on his hands!
June 1st, 2009 · 1 Comment
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The NFLPA is being stingy with the retired players. ED DeMaurice Smith told a meeting of active and retired players that benefits for retired players would be reduced by 80% if the NFL Owners lock the players out after 2011. The retired players complained to the media bitterly about the potential loss in [...]
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ANALYSIS: Brandon Marshall (DV) is the Pacman Jones of the WR set.
May 29th, 2009 · No Comments
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Bronco WR Brandon Marshall wants a new contract and is on a double secret holdout until he gets it. There can be no question about Marshall’s talent on the field. But there is no question about his lack of common sense off the field as well. According to the AP Marshall has been [...]
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ANALYSIS: Green Bay’s change to the 3-4 is running into problems already.
May 28th, 2009 · No Comments
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Aaron Kampman has been a pro bowl DE for the Packers for several years. Now because the coaching staff has decided to go to the 3-4, Kampman will be asked to play outside linebacker. He is usually talkative and upbeat. Not this season. Even the local papers are noticing his silence. Head coach [...]
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Analysis: The Ravens have reworked their O line.
May 27th, 2009 · No Comments
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The Ravens have reworked their O line.
The loss of ORT Willie Anderson shouldn’t hurt the Ravens because as usual they were planning on only having him a year or two when they signed him as a free agent last season. The Ravens drafted rookie Michael Oher (OT Mississippi) to replace him on the [...]
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Cleveland adds 2 1st round picks in trades in next season’s draft!
May 27th, 2009 · 1 Comment
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Cleveland adds 2 1st round picks in trades in next season’s draft!
No, not the Cleveland Browns. They can’t seem to give their players and high draft choices away cheap enough. I’m talking about my Cleveland team in http://www.SportSims.net Foundation League. SportSims is the most realistic Internet professional football simulation and allows football fans [...]
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Cards Running Back To The Wells
May 2nd, 2009 · No Comments
By PFC Cardinals Writer Kelley Smelser
I lobbied pretty hard for Beanie Wells, Edge was maybe the best in history at what he does well and many Card fans undervalue those abilities. What Edge is the best at Wells lacks: reading, calling the protection, blocking and providing the out-let. The players including Kurt Warner, the front [...]
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6th and 7th Round Draft Picks Would Be Better Off As Free Agents
April 27th, 2009 · No Comments
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6th and 7th round draft picks would be better off as free agents.
By Bill Smith
Those players that did not hear their names called in the last two rounds of the NFL draft are actually better off than those that were drafted.
At one time, the NFL draft went 17 rounds. It was then cut [...]
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