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Continue reading →: Andy Reid thinks Donovan McNabb can still play
Donovan McNabb has yet to go on a single visit this offseason, or at all since being released midseason by the Vikings last year, but at least he has one supporter, former Head Coach Andy Reid, who said that he thinks McNabb can still play and that he looks good…
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Continue reading →: Robert Turbin could be Seahawks’ 3rd down back
The Seahawks spent a 4th round pick on Robert Turbin, despite giving Marshawn Lynch a great contract this offseason. Turbin provided much needed depth behind the talented, but injury prone Lynch. However, he could provide more than just that. Today, Carroll suggested that Turbin could be their 3rd down back,…
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Continue reading →: Jason Peters’ career in doubt?
When Jason Peters tore his Achilles for the 2nd time in as many months yesterday, many wondered if he’d ever be the same player again. The Achilles won’t lead to a major setback in his recovery, reportedly around another 3 weeks, but it’s never a good thing when a guy…
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Continue reading →: Jets QB coach “pleasantly surprised” by Tebow
Tim Tebow is a lot of things and one of them is a notoriously bad practicer. Tebow’s performance in practice during Training Camp last year was so bad that he was at one point listed at 4th on the depth chart. He eventually overcame that and proved he was much…
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Continue reading →: Saints’ Mark Ingram unlikely to be ready for start of Training Camp
The Saints used a first round pick on Mark Ingram in 2011, but he had a disappointing rookie season, rushing for just 474 yards and 5 touchdowns on 122 carries. Some expect him to have a breakout season in his 2nd year, but he already had a deep running back…
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Continue reading →: Tim Hightower to start for Redskins?
The Redskins resigned Tim Hightower this week, giving them a 4th running back to go with Roy Helu, Evan Royster, and rookie Alfred Morris. It was believed that Hightower was brought in to be a #2 back, but Mike Jones of the Washington Post believes Hightower could start for them.…
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Continue reading →: Titans bring in two veteran safeties for visits
The Titans have already brought back their two starting safeties from 2011 this offseason, franchising Michael Griffin and resigning Jordan Babineaux long term. They also added a safety in the 6th round of the 2012 NFL Draft, Markelle Martin, which could end up being a steal as Martin was once…
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Continue reading →: Eagles’ Jason Peters ruptures his Achilles again
When the Eagles’ Jason Peters, one of the league’s top offensive lineman in 2011, tore his Achilles in March, the Eagles wasted no time in finding a replacement, signing Demetress Bell, formerly of the Buffalo Bills. Peters was fully expected to miss the entirety of the 2012 season and the…
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Continue reading →: Brandon LaFell is “heavy favorite” to be Panthers’ #2 receiver
According to Panthers insider Darin Gantt, Brandon LaFell is expected to be the Panthers #2 receiver once again in 2012 opposite Steve Smith. This makes a lot of sense since LaFell was solid in that role last season in his 2nd year in the NFL. There was some speculation that…
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Continue reading →: Browns’ Phil Taylor to have surgery on his torn pectoral
Phil Taylor tore his pectoral muscle last week lifting weights and he’ll have surgery to repair it this week on May 16th. The recovery time is expected to be 4-6 months for the 2011 1st round pick out of Baylor. He’ll almost definitely start the season on the PUP and…