Posted: Thursday, February 17th, 2011 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Vince Young, Solomon Wilcots, Tennessee Titans
Vince Young has proven he can play quarterback in the NFL. He’s proven he can win in certain situations. But the real issue concerning Young’s future is that he hasn’t proven he can be a long-term leader of a franchise.
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Posted: Tuesday, February 15th, 2011 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Carson Palmer, Cincinnati Bengals, Jay Gruden, Kevin Kolb, Solomon Wilcots
I don’t believe that Carson Palmer is bluffing in his demand to get traded out of Cincinnati, and the right move is for the Bengals to be proactive in dealing with the situation.
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Posted: Monday, February 7th, 2011 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Super Bowl XLV, Aaron Rodgers, Charles Woodson, Donald Driver, Doug Legursky, Green Bay Packers, Greg Jennings, Jarrett Bush, Jordy Nelson, Maurkice Pouncey, Mike McCarthy, Pittsburgh Steelers, Ryan Clark, Ted Thompson, Troy Polamalu
Here are a few of my initial observations on the Packers and Steelers after getting a second look at the game during some initial film work on Monday.
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Posted: Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Ben Roethlisberger, Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Solomon Wilcots, Super Bowl XLV
Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger have some strong similarities, but they also have some stark differences to their games. The quarterback matchup in Super Bowl XLV goes to Roethlisberger, because of his ability to break down the traditional concepts of defense.
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Posted: Monday, January 31st, 2011 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Green Bay Packers, Charles Woodson, Dick LeBeau, Dom Capers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Sam Shields, Super Bowl XLV, Tramon Williams
If there is a difference between the 3-4 defenses of the Packers and Steelers — and I think there is — in my mind it’s the youth and talent of Packers cornerbacks Sam Shields, Tramon Williams and Charles Woodson.
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Posted: Monday, January 24th, 2011 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Jay Cutler, Chicago Bears, Solomon Wilcots
If anyone should be given the benefit of the doubt about playing through adversity of a physical nature, it should be Jay Cutler.
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Posted: Monday, January 10th, 2011 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Seattle Seahawks, Marshawn Lynch, Matt Hasselbeck, New Orleans Saints, Solomon Wilcots
The biggest surprise of wild-card weekend was the Seahawks’ win over the Saints, but it shouldn’t be as big of a shock as most people tend to think.
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Posted: Tuesday, December 28th, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: New England Patriots, Aaron Hernandez, Chicago Bears, Danny Woodhead, Dwayne Bowe, Julius Peppers, Kansas City Chiefs, Mike Martz, Rob Gronkowski, Solomon Wilcots, Todd Haley
From start to (almost) finish, the 2010 season has provided us with several dramatic transformations. No one would have predicted at the beginning of the season that the Patriots, Chiefs and Bears would be where they are right now.
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Posted: Monday, December 13th, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Jacksonville Jaguars, David Garrard, Jack Del Rio, Maurice Jones-Drew, Solomon Wilcots, Terrence Knighton
There’s no doubt a lot is on the line right now for everyone involved with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Posted: Wednesday, December 8th, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Brett Favre, Minnesota Vikings, Solomon Wilcots, Visanthe Shiancoe
When I had the chance to sit down with Brett Favre last week and talk football, we had an interesting conversation about what has changed in the league during his 20-year career.
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Posted: Tuesday, December 7th, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Adrian Peterson, Chris Johnson, Eric Bieniemy, Leslie Frazier, Minnesota Vikings
Adrian Peterson is the best running back in football, and the Vikings are reverting back to the strategy of 2008 under interim coach Leslie Frazer when they relied on Peterson to win games.
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Posted: Monday, November 29th, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Buffalo Bills, Chan Gailey, Ralph Wilson Jr., Ryan Fitzpatrick, Solomon Wilcots
You can snicker at Ryan Fitzpatrick all you want, but the kid from Harvard is no joke as an NFL quarterback. I don’t think the Bills need to search out their quarterback of the future. For now, they’ve found their answer in Fitzpatrick.
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Posted: Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Baltimore Ravens, John Harbaugh
I’m already impressed with the direction the Ravens are going, and when it matters most in six weeks, they’re capable of being the best team in the AFC.
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Posted: Monday, November 22nd, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Jeff Fisher, Randy Moss, Solomon Wilcots, Tennessee Titans, Vince Young
Jeff Fisher is never going to let one player hold his team hostage. The focus is and always should be on the team, and never about anyone else but the team. For Vince Young to walk out on Fisher in front of the whole team, it was clear he was walking out on them.
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Posted: Monday, November 15th, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots | Tags: Donovan McNabb, Mike Shanahan, Solomon Wilcots, Washington Redskins
I trust in Mike Shanahan — his coaching, his system and what he can get out of a quarterback — enough to know that signing Donovan McNabb to an extension was the right move for the Redskins.
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