Archive for January, 2011

Who ought to be in Super Bowl pictures?

Are the Packers heartless for keeping the injured reserve players out of the team’s official Super Bowl photo?

Miller time takes over South practice

With both Super Bowl teams playing a 3-4 and the defensive system becoming more popular with each passing season, the time has never been better for speedy outside linebacker prospects.

C’mon, kids, get in the water!

Jeff Saturday might be able to bully big ol’ defensive linemen, but getting his kids to join him in the water is a different story. They eventually joined Dad, though, for a little swim.

Paea out of Senior Bowl with a knee injury

MOBILE, Ala. — Oregon State’s Stephen Paea will miss the rest of the Senior Bowl with a knee injury, a source said Tuesday, and will be replaced by South Florida’s Terrell McClain.

Photo blog: Path to the draft begins now

TCU WR Jeremy Kerley catches a pass in front of Southern California CB Shareece Wright during practice for the South team for the 2011 Under Armor Senior Bowl.

QBs Kaepernick, Stanzi also worth watching

MOBILE, Ala. — While Jake Locker might be receiving all the attention for the North squad, the two other quarterbacks on the roster deserve some consideration as well.

Marecic has unique perspective on Harbaugh, Luck

Stanford’s Owen Marecic was a standout for the Cardinal playing on both sides of the ball. He has a chance to get drafted and is determined to make his presence felt at the Senior Bowl. He is also in a unique position to discuss two of the offseason’s hottest topics: Jim Harbaugh‘s move from Palo Alto to the 49ers and quarterback Andrew Luck‘s decision to forgo the draft and return for his senior season.

Jordan follows in his father’s footsteps … sort of

MOBILE, Ala. — Casey Matthews isn’t the only player here at the Senior Bowl carrying on a family football tradition. California DE Cameron Jordan is also extending his family’s football legacy.

Players can’t complain this year, can they?

The NFL All-Stars have nothing complain about this year, being back in Hawaii.

Barkley: Wrong to question Cutler’s heart

And why not get the opinion of Charles Barkley on all of the drama surrounding Jay Cutler?

Late-addition Brown makes quick impression

Most fans associate San Diego State with Marshall Faulk, but the school has produced a number of pro players over the years, especially at the receiver with Haven Moses and Isaac Curtis.

Fitzgerald tweets free fan trip to Pro Bowl

When WR Larry Fitzgerald found out that he made his fifth Pro Bowl as a replacement for Super Bowl-bound Packer Greg Jennings, he decided to throw some love out there to Card fans who suffered through the 5-12 season by tweeting that he would take two with him to Aloha Stadium.

Cutler drama is both unprecedented and fascinating

Over the last 48 hours since Jay Cutler disappointed the world, I’ve been completely fascinated by the reaction, overreaction, and reaction to the overreaction brought on by the most talked-about sprained MCL in NFL history.

On location and ready to roll

All is quiet on location at the Pro Bowl, but things will surely pick up as this day moves forward.

Keep track of TCU’s Dalton at South practice

Playing in the Mountain West, TCU quarterback Andy Dalton might not have gotten the national media attention of some of his peers who played in BCS power conferences, but he is someone to watch.

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