San Diego puts RB Darren Sproles on the trading block

It looks as if the Chargers are now looking to trade running back Darren Sproles, this after he was at first not given a tender, then the team did a 180 and gave him a first-and-third tender on Thursday. The 26-year-old had three touchdowns last year and rushed for 343 yards. If the Chargers were to keep him, they would [read more...]

Vick says he wants to play for the Panthers in 2010

Michael Vick remains a quarterback that wants to be back under center somewhere in 2010, but as of now, he is still property of the Eagles, who likely will pick up his $1.5 million dollar roster bonus. With that though, Vick has stated who he would like to play for in 2010 – the Panthers of Carolina: The Philadelphia Eagles [read more...]

Steelers plan to allow safety Ryan Clark test the free agent market

After it appearing that he was the next big target the Steelers wanted to sign, a report now out says the Steelers are going to let safety Ryan Clark test the free agent market: The Pittsburgh Steelers plan to let safety Ryan Clark to test the free agent market, according to an NFL source. That stance has come about as the [read more...]

Bears terminate the contract of OL Orlando Pace

In a move that does not come as much of a shock considering how he played last season, a report from Pro Football Weekly states that the team is releasing offensive lineman Orlando Pace: Pro Football Weekly has learned from league sources that the Bears terminated the contract late Monday of seven-time Pro Bowl OT Orlando Pace. The 13-year veteran’s release [read more...]

NFL Commish Roger Goodell Gets a New Five-Year Deal

From: AP NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has been given a new five-year contract running until March 2015. Goodell replaced Paul Tagliabue on Sept. 1, 2006, and his contract was due to expire this September. The NFL said Friday that owners voted to award the new contract when they met in December “Commissioner Goodell and his staff have done an outstanding job and this [read more...]

NFL Analyst Ron Jaworski Thinks Bears OT Pace Should Retire

Ron Jaworski thinks that Bears OT Orlando Pace has seen better days, and the tackle who was at one point the first overall pick of the Rams, should simply retire: Bears OT Orlando Pace should retire, so says pro football analyst Ron Jaworski. Pace, 34, was benched late in the season in favor of Chris Williams and likely will be [read more...]

Does a Browns-Eagles Trade for QB Kolb Make Sense?

The Cleveland Browns have revamped the front office, and it appears while Eric Mangini will be the head coach in 2010, not much else will be the same. Aboard is Mike Holmgren, coming in as the teams President, and Tom Heckert also joins the club as the General Manager. There’s already been words about the clubs QB spot, and it [read more...]

Panthers DE Peppers Peeved at the Clubs Silent Treatment

Sporting News has the latest on Panthers DE Julius Peppers, who says he’s not happy with the way the team is treating him right now, stating that the club has yet to even talk to him about any sort of long-term deal: Julius Peppers and the Panthers are still sitting in opposite corners with their arms folded, and according to the [read more...]

Based on the Playoffs, is Roethlisberger Better Than Manning?

An interesting piece by Yahoo Sports’ Jason Cole today talking about the comparison between Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger and Colts QB Peyton Manning: At the risk of being a heretic (or worse, completely agreeing with good friend Dutch Wydo), there is a case to be made that Ben Roethlisberger is a better quarterback than Peyton Manning. Certainly in the playoffs. Before you send [read more...]

Smith, Rice Lead 7 New Into the Pro Football Hall of Fame

From: AP Here’s how you stop Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith: Put them in the Hall of Fame and watch them break down and cry. The men who tore apart NFL defenses couldn’t handle the emotions Saturday when they were elected to the shrine along with five others. “They told me ‘Don’t cry,”’ Rice said, his eyes wet with tears. “It meant the [read more...]

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