Otto Greule Jr/Getty ImagesI’m sure you’ve heard by now that Matt Cassel underwent an appendectomy. There is talk that he may try to gut it out and play through the pain. Given the Chiefs’ ties to Bill Belichick, I caution you that it is likely just gamesmanship. The Chiefs nfl jerseys
will likely play it safe and rest Cassel this week despite facing the Chargers in a key AFC West showdown.Regardless if he plays, he’ll be in quite a bit of discomfort. He’d also be facing San Diego’s top-ranked pass defense (186.3 yards allowed per game). He simply cannot be in your fantasy lineup. Since the Chiefs have such a tough draw, I would not recommend using Brodie Croyle if he gets the nod.You likely weren’t going to use Cassel against the Chargers, anyway, so let’s get to the other decisions. What should you do with Dwayne Bowe, Jamaal Charles, Thomas Jones and Tony Moeaki?.With Cassel likely out, I expect a heavy dose of the run. The Chargers have been effective stopping the run as well, ranking fifth with just 95.3 yards per game, but Kansas City is not an ordinary team when it comes to running the ball. They lead the league with 175.2 yards per game. I like both Charles and Jones to continue putting up big numbers.Moeaki has been good enough at times, but he New Orleans Saints jersey
is not an option I would want to roll with in the fantasy playoffs against the top-ranked pass defense with a backup quarterback. That’s just too big a risk.What about Bowe? I had him as my top-ranked receiver for the second straight week, and I’m beginning to think that was a jinx. He got shut down last week by Champ Bailey and the Broncos. Then his quarterback has surgery. Clearly he can’t be the top option anymore this week, but he still has to be in your fantasy lineup. He’s just too good to sit.Also check football jerseys
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2010年12月11日星期六
Pittsburgh Steelers re-signed Tyrone Carter April 5 2005
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed safety Tyrone Carter to a 2 year deal. The 29 year-old Carter played in 9 games during 2004, mostly on special teams.Carter is product of the University of Minnesota who began his pro caree in 2000 with the Minnesota Vikings. In 71 games, the 5'9", 180 lbs. defensive back has 250 tackles, 3 INTs, and 12 passes deflected over 5 seasons. PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania - Cornerback Willie Williams re-signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers for another 2 years. The unrestricted free agent started the final 10 Jets 6 Sanchez AFL50th jersey
regular-season games last season and 2 playoff games after starting CB Chad Scott injured his knee October 17 against Dallas. Williams finished the season with 57 tackles, 1 sack and 1 interception. Next year will mark Williams' 13th NFL season after playing college ball for Western Carolina University. He was drafted by the Steelers in 1993 in the 6th round, playing 4 years in Pittsburgh before spending the next 7 years with the Seattle Seahawks. He returned to the Steelmen in 2004. The Steelers released Scott and tight end Jay Riemersma last month in salary-cap moves. The Steelers were only $500,000 under the salary cap at season's end and needed to trim several contracts, partly because of performance bonuses they paid following their 15-1 regular season.
regular-season games last season and 2 playoff games after starting CB Chad Scott injured his knee October 17 against Dallas. Williams finished the season with 57 tackles, 1 sack and 1 interception. Next year will mark Williams' 13th NFL season after playing college ball for Western Carolina University. He was drafted by the Steelers in 1993 in the 6th round, playing 4 years in Pittsburgh before spending the next 7 years with the Seattle Seahawks. He returned to the Steelmen in 2004. The Steelers released Scott and tight end Jay Riemersma last month in salary-cap moves. The Steelers were only $500,000 under the salary cap at season's end and needed to trim several contracts, partly because of performance bonuses they paid following their 15-1 regular season.
2010年12月9日星期四
San Francisco 49ers Mike McCarthy Mike Singletary
When looking for a new head coach most teams look for someone with experience at the position. Teams will reach to former head coaches and college head coaches first, and only after those options are exhausted will they begin to look at coordinators and assistant coaches. In fact, it's quite rare that an assistant coach who is not an offensive coordinator be looked at for a head coaching opportunity. Perhaps an even more rare occurrence is unfolding this year.The Packers and Lions are both interested in San Francisco 49ers coaches for their head coaching position. In the days of Bill Walsh and George Seifert this would not at all be surprising. One way or another, these coaches bred other head coaches like Holmgren, Hackett, Green, Shanahan, Reid and others. Jets 6 Sanchez Jersey
But the current 49ers coaching staff has only been in place for one season now – and a losing season at that.Offensive coordinator Mike McCarthy interviewed with the Packers. McCarthy has extensive experience as a coordinator with the Saints, but his latest performance with the San Francisco 49ers has not exactly been inspiring. Assistant coach Mike Singletary has his share of experience too. But Singletary, who is being pursued by the Lions, has not yet ascended into a higher ranking coordinator position.It remains surprising that the 49ers coaches are being looked at for assistant roles given their losing season. In all likelihood though, both these coaches will be passed over in favor of some more veteran candidates. These coaches will likely get their chance after going through the interview procedure a few times. One thing is for certain though, the attention the 49ers coaching staff is receiving this off-season, despite the teams record, is an indication that Mike Nolan hired the right people in assembling his staff last off-season.
But the current 49ers coaching staff has only been in place for one season now – and a losing season at that.Offensive coordinator Mike McCarthy interviewed with the Packers. McCarthy has extensive experience as a coordinator with the Saints, but his latest performance with the San Francisco 49ers has not exactly been inspiring. Assistant coach Mike Singletary has his share of experience too. But Singletary, who is being pursued by the Lions, has not yet ascended into a higher ranking coordinator position.It remains surprising that the 49ers coaches are being looked at for assistant roles given their losing season. In all likelihood though, both these coaches will be passed over in favor of some more veteran candidates. These coaches will likely get their chance after going through the interview procedure a few times. One thing is for certain though, the attention the 49ers coaching staff is receiving this off-season, despite the teams record, is an indication that Mike Nolan hired the right people in assembling his staff last off-season.
San Francisco 49ers "League provides national spotlight"
The NFL office rewarded the improving San Francisco 49ers with four prime-time matchups this upcoming season. Prime-time games feature quality teams and clubs on the cusp of greatness. The Niners finished 7-9 last year and missed the playoffs. It's clear the schedule-makers expect the 49ers to make dramatic strides in 4 Brett Favre White jersey
2007, however. The 49ers' long-awaited return to glory begins on Sept. 10, the first week of the season, in front of a national, prime-time audience. San Francisco host division-rival Arizona in the nightcap of ESPN's doubleheader presentation of Monday Night Football. Focal points Alex Smith and Frank Gore will lead the charge on offense, and the 49ers will unveil a bolstered defensive unit that features free-agent additions Nate Clements and Tully Banta-Cain, as well as first-round draft pick Patrick Willis. This opening-week spotlight provides the 49ers with a perfect opportunity to set the right tone for the season. But the prime-time love doesn't stop there. The 49ers will play at Seattle on Monday night in Week 10, the scene of one of the Niners' most impressive results last season. This game could go a long way in determining the eventual champion in the NFC West.In Week 15, San Francisco hosts the Cincinnati Bengals on a Saturday night. While technically in prime time, the game will be televised on the NFL Network, so it won't be seen in much of the country. Chances are good that one of your buddies has DirecTV, but if not, you have more than 200 days to do something about it. If all indications are correct, this game will have huge playoff implications for both squads. The 49ers conclude their prime-time schedule with a home Sunday night game against Tampa Bay in Week 16. If things go according to plan, this could be the game where the Niners clinch their first division title since 2002. It's worth 6 Super Bowl Champions jersey
pointing out that the 49ers will play more games in prime time than the San Diego Chargers (14-2 last season) and the reigning NFC West champion Seahawks. Does this mean San Francisco will have a better record than the Bolts? Probably not, but the league's expectations are that this year's version of the 49ers will make for very compelling sports theater.
2007, however. The 49ers' long-awaited return to glory begins on Sept. 10, the first week of the season, in front of a national, prime-time audience. San Francisco host division-rival Arizona in the nightcap of ESPN's doubleheader presentation of Monday Night Football. Focal points Alex Smith and Frank Gore will lead the charge on offense, and the 49ers will unveil a bolstered defensive unit that features free-agent additions Nate Clements and Tully Banta-Cain, as well as first-round draft pick Patrick Willis. This opening-week spotlight provides the 49ers with a perfect opportunity to set the right tone for the season. But the prime-time love doesn't stop there. The 49ers will play at Seattle on Monday night in Week 10, the scene of one of the Niners' most impressive results last season. This game could go a long way in determining the eventual champion in the NFC West.In Week 15, San Francisco hosts the Cincinnati Bengals on a Saturday night. While technically in prime time, the game will be televised on the NFL Network, so it won't be seen in much of the country. Chances are good that one of your buddies has DirecTV, but if not, you have more than 200 days to do something about it. If all indications are correct, this game will have huge playoff implications for both squads. The 49ers conclude their prime-time schedule with a home Sunday night game against Tampa Bay in Week 16. If things go according to plan, this could be the game where the Niners clinch their first division title since 2002. It's worth 6 Super Bowl Champions jersey
pointing out that the 49ers will play more games in prime time than the San Diego Chargers (14-2 last season) and the reigning NFC West champion Seahawks. Does this mean San Francisco will have a better record than the Bolts? Probably not, but the league's expectations are that this year's version of the 49ers will make for very compelling sports theater.
2010年12月2日星期四
Tennessee Titans "red zone TD efficiency will determine playoff"
After falling to San Diego two weeks ago, Tennessee's playoff plight became more desperate. And this past weekend's 26-17 win over Kansas City wasn't exactly reassuring.At the risk of sounding like a broken record from previous columns, the Titans' inability to score touchdowns after entering the red zone will most Steelers 36 Bettis Jersey
likely rear its ugly head during at least one of the last two games (vs. New York Jets, at Indianapolis).The red zone problem runs deeper than you think: Seven times in three of the past four games, Tennessee has reached the 11-yard line or better and was either sacked, committed a penalty, or simply couldn't convert a fourth-and-short situation. In the Titans' recent 35-6 loss in Cincinnati, the offense got inside the 5-yard line three times and couldn't enter the end zone. Simply put, that is inexcusable.As for last week, Kansas City's defense leads the league in red zone touchdown prevention, as opposing offenses have only scored 37 percent of the time. But the fact is if you can't punch it in when you're inside the 10, you have serious problems. Good offenses score touchdowns with ease when they're that close, and it's clear the Titans' 'O' isn't exactly above average.Tennessee's last two regular-season opponents allow red zone touchdowns about 55 percent of the time, so maybe the Titans have a better shot at converting. To have any shot at making the playoffs, they had better start cashing in their opportunities.NFL football all day every day. Only The national media is focused in on the Tennessee Titans and their dealings with Pacman Jones, but over at the <a > GoTitans.com</a> fan forum, some fans have found a different and perhaps more alluring subject to discuss.Wideout Mike Williams’ <a >weight</a>.According to published reports, which have not necessarily been substantiated, it is rumored that Williams had approached 270 pounds and is now hovering around the 250-pound mark.In any case, this is definitely a forum thread worth reading. It was before their win over Houston back in October that Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher expressed the need to have more balance in his offense. It indeed became more balanced, as Tennessee had 39 running plays (155 yards) and 42 passing plays (267 yards) when it beat the Texans.When Tennessee hosted Houston several weeks later, the balance was there again. The Titans had 29 runs (153 yards) and 31 passes (229 yards), and the outcome was a very solid showing by the offense, which scored a season-high four touchdowns. Therefore, the balance appeared to be working.This past Sunday against San Diego, though, the balance tilted in favor of the running game; in its 20-17 loss to the Chargers, the Titans had 37 rushes against 24 throws.Sure, Vince Young -- 109 yards, two interceptions -- was terrible, but the running game, which Fisher and offensive coordinator Norm Chow insist on leaning toward, didn't exactly make up the difference.The Titans ran more, thinking it would carry the hapless Young to a win. And it did contribute, considering running backs LenDale White and Chris Brown each scored. But if you're bent on a running game and your passing game is below average, you've got to realize that averaging only 3.5 yards a carry isn't going to do the trick.In overtime last week, White pointlessly ran twice for poor yardage in the Titans' now-infamous three-and-out; the team simply isn't winning games by running between the tackles. For the season, White is only averaging 3.6 yards per carry, so he's not overly effective.If Tennessee really wants a running game, it has to land a back with breakaway speed and quickness during the offseason. White cannot bull his way to the huge chunks of 4 Brett Favre Purple jersey
yardage needed to make for a truly solid running game. The Titans need a LaDainian Tomlinson of their own, a back who gets at least 4.0 yards per attempt, perhaps even more.Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth said it best after the game."They've got a (number) 21 and we don't," he told the Tennessean.
likely rear its ugly head during at least one of the last two games (vs. New York Jets, at Indianapolis).The red zone problem runs deeper than you think: Seven times in three of the past four games, Tennessee has reached the 11-yard line or better and was either sacked, committed a penalty, or simply couldn't convert a fourth-and-short situation. In the Titans' recent 35-6 loss in Cincinnati, the offense got inside the 5-yard line three times and couldn't enter the end zone. Simply put, that is inexcusable.As for last week, Kansas City's defense leads the league in red zone touchdown prevention, as opposing offenses have only scored 37 percent of the time. But the fact is if you can't punch it in when you're inside the 10, you have serious problems. Good offenses score touchdowns with ease when they're that close, and it's clear the Titans' 'O' isn't exactly above average.Tennessee's last two regular-season opponents allow red zone touchdowns about 55 percent of the time, so maybe the Titans have a better shot at converting. To have any shot at making the playoffs, they had better start cashing in their opportunities.NFL football all day every day. Only The national media is focused in on the Tennessee Titans and their dealings with Pacman Jones, but over at the <a > GoTitans.com</a> fan forum, some fans have found a different and perhaps more alluring subject to discuss.Wideout Mike Williams’ <a >weight</a>.According to published reports, which have not necessarily been substantiated, it is rumored that Williams had approached 270 pounds and is now hovering around the 250-pound mark.In any case, this is definitely a forum thread worth reading. It was before their win over Houston back in October that Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher expressed the need to have more balance in his offense. It indeed became more balanced, as Tennessee had 39 running plays (155 yards) and 42 passing plays (267 yards) when it beat the Texans.When Tennessee hosted Houston several weeks later, the balance was there again. The Titans had 29 runs (153 yards) and 31 passes (229 yards), and the outcome was a very solid showing by the offense, which scored a season-high four touchdowns. Therefore, the balance appeared to be working.This past Sunday against San Diego, though, the balance tilted in favor of the running game; in its 20-17 loss to the Chargers, the Titans had 37 rushes against 24 throws.Sure, Vince Young -- 109 yards, two interceptions -- was terrible, but the running game, which Fisher and offensive coordinator Norm Chow insist on leaning toward, didn't exactly make up the difference.The Titans ran more, thinking it would carry the hapless Young to a win. And it did contribute, considering running backs LenDale White and Chris Brown each scored. But if you're bent on a running game and your passing game is below average, you've got to realize that averaging only 3.5 yards a carry isn't going to do the trick.In overtime last week, White pointlessly ran twice for poor yardage in the Titans' now-infamous three-and-out; the team simply isn't winning games by running between the tackles. For the season, White is only averaging 3.6 yards per carry, so he's not overly effective.If Tennessee really wants a running game, it has to land a back with breakaway speed and quickness during the offseason. White cannot bull his way to the huge chunks of 4 Brett Favre Purple jersey
yardage needed to make for a truly solid running game. The Titans need a LaDainian Tomlinson of their own, a back who gets at least 4.0 yards per attempt, perhaps even more.Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth said it best after the game."They've got a (number) 21 and we don't," he told the Tennessean.
Tennessee Titans "need receivers more than an OC"
Former Tennessee offensive coordinator Norm Chow, whom the Titans fired last week, was destined to fail in Nashville. The offensive genius came from USC, the marquee school that became a national dynasty in the pass-happy Pac-10. Sure, he had great running backs before coming to Nashville, but he also had great 4 Brett Favre White jersey
passing games as a complement. That is something Chow didn't have in Tennessee.Further, Chow didn't have a stellar running attack with the Titans, either. Tennessee ended the regular season ranked fifth in the NFL in rushing with 131 per game, but the team also was first in rushing attempts with 34 per week. When you run the ball that many times, you're going to rack up yardage, albeit incrementally. The true tell-all in the running game lies in the yards per carry category, where Tennessee ranked 20th in the league with a ho-hum 3.9 a touch. This is one of those rare times the popular numbers are misleading.As far as the aerial game goes, it's clear part of the blame lies squarely on much-heralded quarterback Vince Young, who had almost twice as many picks as scoring throws and a poor 71.1 passer rating during the regular season. But an equal part of the blame, which negatively affected Young's numbers, belongs to a receiving corps that dropped scads of passes. Who knows how much better Young's numbers would have been if Roydell Williams and the other wideouts had sticky hands?With the lack of talent at the receiver position and a sketchy quarterback, there was no way Tennessee was going to make any significant offensive headway in 2007. In the NFL you must have a strong talent to make it big, and Chow simply didn't have the tools with which to replicate his magic from USC. Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have raised the already high bar thanks to their arms and their targets, and Tennessee Steelers 6 Super Bowl Champions jersey
simply failed in that area.Was Chow part of the problem? Definitely. After all, the Titans ran the ball too much with their less-than-stellar backs. But it makes one wonder what would have happened to Chow if Tennessee had a couple of strong, reliable receivers.It also makes one wonder if new coordinator Mike Heimerdinger will succeed if the Titans' receiving corps is neglected during the offseason.
passing games as a complement. That is something Chow didn't have in Tennessee.Further, Chow didn't have a stellar running attack with the Titans, either. Tennessee ended the regular season ranked fifth in the NFL in rushing with 131 per game, but the team also was first in rushing attempts with 34 per week. When you run the ball that many times, you're going to rack up yardage, albeit incrementally. The true tell-all in the running game lies in the yards per carry category, where Tennessee ranked 20th in the league with a ho-hum 3.9 a touch. This is one of those rare times the popular numbers are misleading.As far as the aerial game goes, it's clear part of the blame lies squarely on much-heralded quarterback Vince Young, who had almost twice as many picks as scoring throws and a poor 71.1 passer rating during the regular season. But an equal part of the blame, which negatively affected Young's numbers, belongs to a receiving corps that dropped scads of passes. Who knows how much better Young's numbers would have been if Roydell Williams and the other wideouts had sticky hands?With the lack of talent at the receiver position and a sketchy quarterback, there was no way Tennessee was going to make any significant offensive headway in 2007. In the NFL you must have a strong talent to make it big, and Chow simply didn't have the tools with which to replicate his magic from USC. Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have raised the already high bar thanks to their arms and their targets, and Tennessee Steelers 6 Super Bowl Champions jersey
simply failed in that area.Was Chow part of the problem? Definitely. After all, the Titans ran the ball too much with their less-than-stellar backs. But it makes one wonder what would have happened to Chow if Tennessee had a couple of strong, reliable receivers.It also makes one wonder if new coordinator Mike Heimerdinger will succeed if the Titans' receiving corps is neglected during the offseason.
2010年12月1日星期三
Yo, DeAngelo, restructure this!
Say what you want about Al Davis, but the man certainly knows something about cutting losses in a doomed scenario. Nor does Uncle Al suffer insubordination well. DeAngelo Hall is gone and fans should be celebrating.Flashback to a few days ago, when Hall;s fit of self-destruction finally managed to get him excreted from the Raiders after a half-season of his abysmal on-field play could not. On that halcyon day (Sunday), Hall, in cahoots with Justin Griffith and Ashley Lelie, grandly proclaimed that he would ;even be willing to part with some of their money; in order to acquire Michael Vick once released from prison. ;Gee,; came the thought. ;How about this, you three big spenders? How about Football Inc. just goes ahead and takes some of Dallas Cowboys jersey
your money, anyway, because you guys are not doing your outrageously expensive jobs?; Surely, Davis was thinking along similar lines; great minds think alike, eh?Davis presumably sat down for about 0.147 seconds, not even bothering to crunch the numbers on Hall and the others. Who cares? Those numbers show the Raiders blowing somewhere in the area of $10 million for this season alone on these three, including salary, ;incentives; (bwah ha ha!) and bonuses. For what? Well, for three interceptions and 13 passes (statistically) defensed; for 2 total yards on two carries plus one reception per game and ultimately a trip to the injured reserve; and for seven receptions, three of which came on opening day.Instead of crying after the sad numbers, though, Davis surely just let the rebellious comments, the verbal usurpation of a struggling young quarterback in favor of a convicted criminal who never truly fit a game plan when he was in the NFL, fester in his mind for a bit.Incredibly enough, the mysterious ;source; that haunts the hallowed halls of Raiderdom blabbed that Davis & Co. had reportedly gone so far as to play Hall;s game, offering to restructure his current deal. Unbelievably, Hall topped the trash talking about his own quarterback by revealing that his brash statements in which he;d ;put in my contract the same stipulations or whatever; were mere blathering BS.Davis, in a nice show of not suffering fools, cut the man. And why not?Said Gibril Wilson: "I've never been in a situation where you cut one of the best players.; Sorry, mate, you still haven;t.Statistics aside, Hall has shown himself to be hopeless in a man-to-man defensive scheme and has seemingly forgotten how to close a 7-yard gap between himself and the receiver. In the meantime, Hall has demonstrated a wickedly inappropriate sense of timing vis-;-vis on-field celebrations and addressed the media as though he were still performing at 2005 levels.Surely Davis will be excoriated in some quarters for this maneuver, but truth is that if the Raiders were winning ballgames right now, the Hall release would be trumpeted as a heroic excision of a clubhouse tumor. No matter: Davis will be vindicated on this one in the end when none of this year;s remaining viable teams picks him up. Or even better: Imagine the defense-desperate Denver Broncos grab Hall, only to have him subvert the secondary further; we could see the first NFL team to average 40 points per game allowed!The bad news 2010 pro bowl Vikings 4 Brett Favre jersey
(aside from confirmation of crushed expectations, that is): Would you believe some $17.5 million guaranteed to Hall still remains? The good news is that Hall is gone; further, Lelie can;t possibly be invited back to Oakland for 2009. Things are looking up, eh?And you;re next, Javon Walker ... (46)
your money, anyway, because you guys are not doing your outrageously expensive jobs?; Surely, Davis was thinking along similar lines; great minds think alike, eh?Davis presumably sat down for about 0.147 seconds, not even bothering to crunch the numbers on Hall and the others. Who cares? Those numbers show the Raiders blowing somewhere in the area of $10 million for this season alone on these three, including salary, ;incentives; (bwah ha ha!) and bonuses. For what? Well, for three interceptions and 13 passes (statistically) defensed; for 2 total yards on two carries plus one reception per game and ultimately a trip to the injured reserve; and for seven receptions, three of which came on opening day.Instead of crying after the sad numbers, though, Davis surely just let the rebellious comments, the verbal usurpation of a struggling young quarterback in favor of a convicted criminal who never truly fit a game plan when he was in the NFL, fester in his mind for a bit.Incredibly enough, the mysterious ;source; that haunts the hallowed halls of Raiderdom blabbed that Davis & Co. had reportedly gone so far as to play Hall;s game, offering to restructure his current deal. Unbelievably, Hall topped the trash talking about his own quarterback by revealing that his brash statements in which he;d ;put in my contract the same stipulations or whatever; were mere blathering BS.Davis, in a nice show of not suffering fools, cut the man. And why not?Said Gibril Wilson: "I've never been in a situation where you cut one of the best players.; Sorry, mate, you still haven;t.Statistics aside, Hall has shown himself to be hopeless in a man-to-man defensive scheme and has seemingly forgotten how to close a 7-yard gap between himself and the receiver. In the meantime, Hall has demonstrated a wickedly inappropriate sense of timing vis-;-vis on-field celebrations and addressed the media as though he were still performing at 2005 levels.Surely Davis will be excoriated in some quarters for this maneuver, but truth is that if the Raiders were winning ballgames right now, the Hall release would be trumpeted as a heroic excision of a clubhouse tumor. No matter: Davis will be vindicated on this one in the end when none of this year;s remaining viable teams picks him up. Or even better: Imagine the defense-desperate Denver Broncos grab Hall, only to have him subvert the secondary further; we could see the first NFL team to average 40 points per game allowed!The bad news 2010 pro bowl Vikings 4 Brett Favre jersey
(aside from confirmation of crushed expectations, that is): Would you believe some $17.5 million guaranteed to Hall still remains? The good news is that Hall is gone; further, Lelie can;t possibly be invited back to Oakland for 2009. Things are looking up, eh?And you;re next, Javon Walker ... (46)
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