Headlines for November, 2009

Jets QB Sanchez Limited in Practice, But Should Play Thursday vs Bills

Jets rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez was limited during the team’s light practice Monday with a sore left knee, but should play against the Buffalo Bills in Toronto on Thursday. Coach Rex Ryan said Sanchez had some soreness in the knee after he tweaked it in the Jets’ 17-6 win over Carolina on Sunday. Sanchez downplayed it, saying he woke up [read more...]

Panthers Starting QB Delhomme Breaks Finger in Loss to Jets

The Charlotte Observer reports that the teams starting QB, Jake Delhomme suffered a broken finger in the loss to the Jets: Coach John Fox announced today in his weekly Monday news conference that quarterback Jake Delhomme suffered a broken finger on his right (throwing) hand late in Sunday’s 17-6 loss to the New York Jets. Fox said he became aware of [read more...]

Falcons QB Ryan to Sit in Week 13 vs Philadelphia with Turf Toe

Jay Glazer, of FOXSports.com, reports Falcons QB Matt Ryan has been diagnosed with turf toe and will not play in Week 13. He will meet with foot specialist Dr. Robert Anderson in the near future. The Falcons will take a week-by-week approach with Ryan. It means that Chris Redman will be back under center this week when the Falcons [read more...]

Plenty of AnticiPATion for Pats-Saints MNF Game

Monday. On Tuesday the headlines, columns and blogosphere will be full of Pats/Saints post-nearly-Superbowl news. Since I won’t be watching the game – we don’t get ESPN – and I don’t really think I could bear to sit through four long quarters glued to my computer screen while the little gridiron graphic on nfl.com does its play-by-play bar chart, I [read more...]

Lots of AnticiPATion for MNF Between the Pats and Saints

Monday. On Tuesday the headlines, columns and blogosphere will be full of Pats/Saints post-nearly-Superbowl news. Since I won’t be watching the game – we don’t get ESPN – and I don’t really think I could bear to sit through four long quarters glued to my computer screen while the little gridiron graphic on nfl.com does its play-by-play bar [read more...]

Watching the Rams Not an Easy Task These Days

The Rams just got beat and beat badly by another bad team, in this case the hated Seattle Seahawks.  The Seahawks have beaten the Rams 10 times in a row.  To put that in more perspective, the Rams have not beaten the Seahawks in five seasons.  Five seasons in the NFL is an eternity. I’m having a hard time putting to [read more...]

Overlooking the Obvious Costs the Steelers in Baltimore

The Steelers were at a total disadvantage entering Sunday night’s critical game in Baltimore aganist a Ravens team that was equally as desperate to try and stay in the AFC playoff race. The team was down to their third QB, Dennis Dixon, and still was missing Troy Polamalu on defense. Not to say that Dixon was the problem, as he [read more...]

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Smith Throws Pair Of TD Passes, 49ers Declaw Jaguars 20-3

Typically, the San Francisco’s game plan is usually dictated by the run and their defense. During Sunday’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Candlestick Park, there was a slight change of plans in the team playbook as the pass would take center stage, with decent results. Alex Smith threw for a pair of touchdowns while the defense was airtight, allowing [read more...]

McNabb Rallies Eagles To 27-24 Win Over Redskins, Lose Jackson

While Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning is the undisputed king of comebacks, Philadelphia Eagles QB Donovan McNabb isn’t too shabby, either. Sunday’s game between the Eagles and Washington Redskins at Lincoln Financial Field would find McNabb performing the familiar; he would lead a drive which led to a 24-all score and kicker David Akers would convert the game-winning field goal, [read more...]

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