Archive for June, 2009

Moreno making an impression at Broncos’ camp

Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno is behind LaMont Jordan and Correll Buchhalter on the depth chart. But probably not for long.

Irvin on Favre: He’s like 100 years old, retire

Everybody, it seems, has a take on Brett Favre‘s possible comeback to the NFL. Hall of Fame WR Michael Irvin said that it was time for Favre to retire for good, while making the rounds promoting his new reality TV series “4th and Long.”

Marshall again a no-show at Broncos camp

One day after meeting with Broncos coach Josh McDaniels and owner Pat Bowlen over his absence from the first day of mandatory minicamp, The Denver Post is reporting that wide receiver Brandon Marshall was again a no-show Saturday.

Roundup: Chargers going to Wildcat?

The San Diego Union-Tribune is reporting that the Chargers have been preparing for the defense of the ‘Wildcat’ formation for the upcoming season. But it could have an added benefit. The Chargers could end up running some plays out of the formation.

For Vick, justice is not blind

From the beginning, justice could clearly see when Michael Vick committed an unholy trinity of sins.

Bucs GM Dominik: Team has no interest in Vick

On the same day that QB Michael Vick was released by the Atlanta Falcons, a team known for collecting quarterbacks declared that it had no interest in Vick.

Bears LB Briggs would love to see Favre return

As the staff of the Minnesota Vikings heads south to chat with QB Brett Favre during his rehab from a torn biceps tendon, one member of the an NFC North rival was rooting for Favre’s return.

Edwards poised to be quiet leader in Buffalo

Terrell Owens is expected to be the straw that stirs the drink in Buffalo, but QB Trent Edwards will have to be a quiet leader in the presence of a strong personality for the Bills. T.O.’s presence could help Edwards crown himself as the best QB taken in the 2007 draft.

Roundup: WR Marshall a no-show at mandatory camp

Unhappy with his contract, Broncos WR Brandon Marshall didn’t report to the team’s mandatory minicamp Friday, the Denver Post reported.

Falcons set to release Vick

The Atlanta Falcons will release suspended quarterback Michael Vick this morning, according to a team source. Atlanta has tried to trade Vick’s rights but has had no takers.

With Addai down, Brown’s fantasy value rises

Barring setbacks, it would be a shock if Joseph Addai didn’t retain the top spot on the Colts’ depth chart heading into the regular season. But rookie Donald Brown has a lot of time between then and now to make an impressionj. A backfield committee may be imminent.

Grossman poised to compete for Texans’ No. 2 QB job

Three seasons after starting the Super Bowl for the Chicago Bears, Rex Grossman looks as if he will compete for the No. 2 quarterback job in Houston.

Childress impressive in dodging questions about Favre

Brad Childress‘ much-anticipated media session Thursday shed little light on the situation (is that even the right word anymore?) between the Minnesota Vikings and Brett Favre. What has become apparent is that the Vikings’ coach has become even more adept at sidestepping questions.

Clemens believes Jets’ QB competition is still open

Many believe the Jets’ investment in Mark Sanchez and the fact his deal was done so early make him the front-runner for the starting job. Kellen Clemens is taking the approach it’s still an open compeition.

Dolphins GM not amused by Crowder-Ryan feud

The verbal feud between Dolphins LB Channing Crowder and Jets coach Rex Ryan is making headlines, but Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland is one observer who doesn’t appear to be amused, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports.

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