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Did Taylor deal kill Saints’ chances to get Shockey? (update: No it didn’t)

NFL camps open this week, and the defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants begin work toward a repeat with their first practice Friday. However, their camp could be a bit of a circus with the potential of unhappy tight end Jeremy Shockey hanging over the team (we won’t even go into Plaxico Burress).
Shockey apparently […]

The Bears sign RB Kevin Jones

Well, it looks like Lovie Smith and Jerry Angelo were using the old smoke screen last June when they told reporters the Bears were okay with what they had at running back. Rotoworld.com and other media outlets report that free-agent running back Kevin Jones has signed a one-year deal with the Chicago Bears.
ESPN […]

Latest surgery could spell end for Browns’ Jurevicius

Hard to see Browns’ No. 3 receiver being ready for season

Two-man race at Oregon to replace Dennis Dixon

When Oregon’s Dennis Dixon went down with a leg injury last season, so did the Ducks’ national title hopes and Dixon’s Heisman possibilities.
Second-year offensive coordinator Chip Kelly won’t have the graduated Dixon this season as Oregon tries to get back among the nation’s elite and build off that 56-21 Sun Bowl rout of South Florida.
In […]

Who gets the call for LSU at QB?

There’s no pressure on LSU quarterbacks Andrew Hatch or Jarrett Lee. Nope, hardly any. After all, one of these guys only has to replace former super-recruit and SEC title game MVP Ryan Perrilloux, as well as solid starter Matt Flynn, and try and lead the Tigers to back-to-back national championships in a football-mad state.
Other than […]

NFL Draft Prospect Interview: Oregon’s Colvin has positive outlook despite setbacks and adversity

Four years ago, Cameron Colvin was one of the elite prospects in the 2004 recruiting class, rated as one of the nation’s top receivers along with the likes of Early Doucet, Ted Ginn, Fred Davis, and Calvin Johnson.

2008 NFL Draft First Round Questions: Picks 17-24

For several of the teams picking 17th through 24th, last season ended early in the playoffs or just shy, so the first round of the draft presents the opportunity to nab a player at a key position that will help them turn 2007’s disappointments into celebrations in 2008.

Do’s and Don’ts for a Successful Super Sunday Bash.

Super Bowl Sunday, without a doubt, is one of the biggest days for parties and social gatherings. And, as with any party, there are always some things that can make or break your big-game bash. Brian Walzel gives some suggestions on what can help make your Super Sunday get-together really super.

Score one for nostalgia.

While some of the stars of today are preparing themselves for the biggest game of the NFL season, and some of the stars of tomorrow are preparing themselves for April’s draft, many stars of yesterday are getting one more shot in the game that they love.

Red Zone Rewind: Bowl Notes by the Numbers.

So, the bowl season and the 2007 college football season have come to an end, and it’s time to reflect a little on the past few weeks. 
I know the outcome of tonight’s BCS national title game wasn’t a surprise, and that there are some that figured the score would more similar to the 41-14 pasting […]