Bucs cut ties with Derrick Ward
Updated: 2010-08-31 18:43:35
The other shoe finally dropped on Derrick Ward in Tampa Bay.
The other shoe finally dropped on Derrick Ward in Tampa Bay.
Pete Carroll said it would take a "pretty special recovery" for rookie Russell Okung to be ready for the regular-season opener.
Bills RBs Marshawn Lynch and Fred Jackson were back on the practice field Tuesday.
Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt told reporters he has respect for Matt Lineart, and his decision on a starting quarterback isn't personal.
I've heard this line, or something similar two it, uttered on a consistent basis the last several months inside the NFL Newsroom: "The Jets will go as far as Mark Sanchez can take them."
It's the topic du jour this week in the NFL: Matt Leinart or Derek Anderson?
Has Dennis Dixon done enough to unseat Byron Leftwich as the interim starter in Pittsburgh?
And I blame these two: Because let’s be honest. If David Villa and Fernando Torres were on their game in the 2009 Confederations Cup semifinals, how impressive would Bob Bradley’s 4-year run be, really? Yes, there are positives to Bradley’s tenure thus far. He’s encouraged a number of U.S. national team players to build their [...]
Wade Phillips is still considering whether he'll use his starters in the Cowboys' preseason finale against the Dolphins, and is giving special consideration to the status of rookie Dez Bryant.
The Texans activated Daniels from the active/physically-unable-to-perform list on Monday, meaning he's eligible to begin practicing with the team.
Ken Whisenhunt said following practice on Monday that he hasn't made a decision on the whole Matt Leinart versus Derek Anderson thing, meaning it isn't going away anytime soon.
After three weeks of fantasy football, Premier League-style, it’s become quite apparent that I have some work to do. Already, I find myself 41 points off the pace, thanks to a handful of questionable roster moves — starting the season with Carlos Tevez instead of Didier Drogba (a move I quickly rectified), dropping Andrei Arshavin [...]
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Today, it's time to finish our list of the top 20 college football programs of the modern era. As a quick refresher, I defined the "modern era" as 1946-present, because 1946 [...]
The curious case of the Bengals and Antonio Bryant turned out to be more odd than curious, and came to an end when the receiver was released on Sunday.
The Chiefs' 20-17 loss to the Eagles on Friday dropped them to 0-3 this preseason -- and 0-7 in preseason games since Todd Haley took over the team.
It's the morning after ... nine games were on the NFL preseason slate on Saturday night, so let's take a bullet-point look on thoughts and observations from around the league.
Arian Foster will likely end that revolving door at running back for the Texans. Foster lit up the Cowboys for 110 yards and a touchdown to add the exclamation point to the position.
The person most likely to benefit from Kurt Warner's retirement figured to be RB Beanie Wells because when your choices are Matt Leinart and Derek Anderson, running the ball seems like an attractive option.
NFL.com Fantasy Live analyst Dave Dameshek really lamented over which sleeper to pick during a recent segment we filmed, before finally settling on Ravens QB Joe Flacco.
No Sidney Rice. Teams taking liberties with his health. And now Brett Favre has fumbled and is seen shaking his hand. The overreaction here is that Favre is regretting coming back and he is going going to be the player that he was last year.
Bills RB C.J. Spiller had a slow start, racking up negative yards in the early going. But you have to credit the Bills for trying to get the ball into the hands of their playmaker.
QB Carson Palmer started the preseason efficient, working diligently to ease WR Terrell Owens into the lineup. Almost to the exclusion of everybody else.
The Lions offense continues to be impressive, and RB Jahvid Best continues to show that we should not be so quick to label Ryan Mathews as the top rookie running back.
Is Ryan Mathews a first-round pick? Seems like we have been debating that over and over again during the preseason. As, in the video above, I firmly believe that Mathews should be a first-round pick.
The Jaguars have pulled RB Maurice Jones-Drew for the rest of the preseason. Which is a good thing. The Jaguars should be trend setters here.
The Cardinals will give QB Derek Anderson a chance to prove that he should be the team's signal caller as they travel to Chicago to take on the Bears.
A Half-Dozen Hyper-Specific Predictions About…South Carolina South Carolina was actually having a pretty good off-season. Superpowered recruits like Marcus Lattimore and Connor Shaw signed and committed. 16 starters returned, and that includes four on the offensive line. The SEC East is wide open. There was hope, right? Then Marvin Austin had a party. And from [...]
Saints WR Robert Meachem has the most potential of all of the Saints receivers, at least fantasy wise. Meachem has been recovering from offseason toe surgery after scoring nine touchdowns for the Saints in 2009. But still, he can duplicate and maybe even surpass those numbers this season.
The Redskins' game against the Jets on Friday night was intended to be the "showcase" game for veteran Willie Parker, his opportunity to star and get more involved in the backfield competition with Clinton Portis and Larry Johnson.
If the possibility the Cardinals cut Matt Leinart is very real, what happens next?
Football fanatics and fantasy enthusiasts alike have wondered why Chiefs coach Todd Haley has kept Jamaal Charles as the No. 2 running back on the depth chart. Didn't he see what Charles has been doing with the rock this preseason? He's the next Barry Word!
Kudos to Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio for resting Maurice Jones-Drew for the preseason. Why do people want this guy to play right now anyway?
Another rookie who has landed a starting spot -- at least for this week -- is Vikings CB Chris Cook.
We've heard that Antonio Bryant is feeling that he's closer to returning to the field. Beyond that, much about Bryant's immediate future is still up in the air.
Our pal Brian Phillips of The Run of Play described Manchester City today as “the footballing version of the devastating forest fire that leads to new growth.” That’s perhaps just a bit nicer than what Sir Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho, among others, have been saying about Man City lately. It seems everyone is looking [...]
I listen to a crap load of NFL and fantasy football podcasts and I want to share some of that info with you. Rather than writing up an entire blog post about it, The quickest, most efficient way I can get you that info is by using Twitter. If you are on Twitter, stop by [...]
A Half-Dozen Hyper-Specific Predictions About…Ole Miss Few have had an an 18 month stretch as odd as Ole Miss. From being the springboard of the Oscar run for Sandra Bullock to the springboard to Jevan Snead’s obscurity. From Dexter McCluster running on some fools to Jeremiah Masoli heading into Oxford one step ahead of the [...]
Half-Dozen Hyper-specific Predictions about…Kentucky I’m back with the half-dozen thoughts in an attempt to roll out a preview upon you, the SEC Football Blogger reader. Today, the deepest of sleepers in the SEC. That’s right. I’m bringing you 6 calls on Kentucky. None of them involving John Calipari buying a recruit from Seattle. Last Year: [...]
Write for SEC Football Blogger Why? Because you are clearly awesome. You appreciate the works of Dameyune Craig. You know for a fact that the Volunteers got exactly what they deserved when they decided to hire Lane Kiffin. You can find the great videos like the Nick Saban impression. You know exactly who James Wilder [...]
Now that the gridiron game has proven to be rougher on its players’ brains than anyone realized, designers are taking another look at the football helmet and wondering if that’s the problem. An aerospace designer named Michael Princip thinks he might have a solution: a “multi-component anti-shock helmet design” that absorbs the energy of collisions [...]
Half-Dozen Hyper-specific Predictions about…Mississippi State My computer rolled up and disappeared on me. It’s back now. And while I am not want to hustle too many list posts on you on a regular basis. But in lieu of a preview post? I will steal a conference gimmick from Doctor Saturday and give 6 Hyper specific [...]
Half-Dozen Hyperspecific Predictions about…Vanderbilt My computer rolled up and disappeared on me. It’s back now. And while I am not want to hustle too many list posts on you on a regular basis. But in lieu of a preview post? I will steal a conference gimmick from Doctor Saturday and give 6 Hyper specific predictions [...]
Because Bobby Petrino Bleeds Cardinal And White!!! If you wear a Florida Gators hat to a Bobby Petrino presser you will be shunned, laughed at, ignored … and fired? You have got to be kidding me. Bobby Petrino has worn more hats in the last few years than most coaches don in their whole careers. [...]
Disappointed that you couldn’t beat Off Constantly in this blog’s World Cup Fantasy League? Here’s your shot at redemption. Dave’s Football Blog is officially opening its Fantasy Premier League Contest today. This is your opportunity to A.) prove your fantasy football superiority to me, and B.) win a fabulous prize that will be determined at [...]
Welcome to day #3 of Fantasy Football Blogger Training Camp. Today I am sharing one of my favorite fantasy football sources with you, Joe Bryant from FootballGuy’s. I’ve been getting Joe’s newsletter for as long as I can remember. He was the first person I came across online -back in the late 90′s – who [...]