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Continue reading →: Leodis McKelvin wins Bills’ nickel cornerback job
The Bills pretty much hosted a 4 way competition for the nickel cornerback job between Leodis McKelvin, Justin Rogers, Ron Brooks, and Terrence McGee. According to Head Coach Chan Gailey, the competition is officially over with McKelvin coming out as the victor. He will come in on 3-cornerback sets behind…
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Continue reading →: Eagles’ Mike Patterson unlikely to play in 2012
Eagles’ Head Coach Andy Reid admitted that defensive tackle Mike Patterson will be out for a while and could miss the entire season, according to CSN Philly. The Eagles have placed him on the non-football injury list, which functions the same way as the PUP, meaning Patterson can be activated…
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Continue reading →: Seahawks’ Robert Turbin making a big impression as a rookie
The Seahawks are very impressed with 4th round pick Robert Turbin, as they should be. After all, he is 5th in preseason rushing yards, with 151 yards and a touchdown on 34 carries, including 93 yards on 14 carries against the Chiefs last week. In an interview with the Seattle…
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Continue reading →: Falcons place Corey Peters on PUP
Corey Peters has missed about 3 months with a stress fracture in his foot and he’ll miss even more time, specifically, the first 6 weeks of the season as the Falcons have transferred him from the active/PUP to the reserve/PUP list. Peters, an important part of the Falcons’ defensive tackle…
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Continue reading →: Redskins cut Chris Cooley
Chris Cooley was the longest tenured Redskin and is their all-time leading receiver as a tight end, but all good things come to an end. The Redskins cut the 2004 3rd round pick, who has caught 428 passes for 4703 yards and 33 touchdowns over the course of 8 seasons…
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Continue reading →: Cedric Benson really impressing Packers
According to multiple sources, Cedric Benson has really impressed the Packers since they signed him a couple weeks ago. These sources include the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, several scouts, the Packers’ official website, and even running backs coach Alex Van Pelt. Benson seems to have fully taken James Starks’ old job and…
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Continue reading →: Steelers have not given up on David DeCastro for 2012
David DeCastro might have been the best interior offensive line prospect of the decade and he would have been a big addition to what’s been a poor Steelers’ offensive line for many years. For that reason, it’s very sad to see the 24th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft go…
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Continue reading →: Colts originally offered a 5th and 6th for Vontae Davis
Earlier this week, the Dolphins sent Vontae Davis to the Colts for a 2nd and 6th round pick. However, according to the Palm Beach Post and confirmed on the recent episode of Hard Knocks, the Colts originally offered just a 5th and 6th round pick for Davis, before eventually being…
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Continue reading →: Bengals could lose Kyle Cook for season, bring in Jeff Faine for visit
Bengals’ center Kyle Cook left last week’s preseason game with a foot injury and, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer, he saw a foot specialist on Monday “indications are” he’ll miss a “large amount of time.” In response to this, the Bengals brought in Jeff Faine, formerly of the Tampa Bay…
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Continue reading →: Buccaneers place Davin Joseph on IR
The Buccaneers were dealt bad news when they found out that right guard Davin Joseph tore his patellar tendon and would need to be placed on season ending IR. Joseph signed a 7 year, 52.5 million dollar deal last offseason and the Buccaneers were counting on him to be a…
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