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I was pretty surprised when Atlanta came away from the draft w/o picking a developmental RB. Turner's approaching age 30, Norwood's been fragile and isn't a feature back, and Snelling's had moments but is mostly unproven.

When someone who's been suspended for punching a teammate calls you a punk, you've pretty much reached rock-bottom.. Consider the source.

I'm with ya, Miller. High end QB2 who will be a better real-life QB than a fantasy one due to a combination of what you noted, plus the subtle shift away from a predominantly pass-happy offense.

Safeties should be Wilson and Ndukwe, with Crocker as the top backup. Williams probably needs to slot into a LB spot where his skillset makes more sense and his weaknesses are more easily masked.

Only reason for those comparisons is the basketball pedigree. He could very well be the next big thing who follows those 2 to cross-athletic success. He could also be a career backup who sprinkles in a nice game occasionally to keep people interested. Either way, for 2010 he's planted behind...

The Wilson signing is actually quite impactful. Their defense is getting saltier by the year. Pac is a nickel guy (at best) and probably will be the primary returner if he sticks.

Rumors of this were rampant leading up to last year's draft.. how can this be shocking to anyone?

Chiefs have nobody on the roster at TE to replace losing Gonzo last year.. makes good sense to me.

DW, did you forget that Keyshawn was essentially asked to NOT show up to games/practices, while still drawing a check? Not a good precedent for bringing in another diva WR. If anything, they should ask Brooks & Dunn (Derrick and Warrick, not the country duo..) to come in as guest coaches during...

Only drawback to that theory Miller, is that if he really wants to transform the Broncos into the Rocky Mountain Patriots, Moreno could easily go the way of Maroney and waste away in commitees and chronic underusage during his peak production years. I can see hiim (Moreno) developing into a...

True RC, but he still brings great value as a PR and KR since lateral movement isn't as big of a factor.

I'd like to see the Pac-10 at least get to 12 teams before doing a championship game. As I mentioned earlier, Fresno and Boise would be nice additions..

Not panic. I thought for some reason he'd be missing some time in the regular season. If he doesn't, please strike my earlier statement from the record. Although I'd still downgrade everyone on that offense just a touch because their coach is a self-absorbed idiot.. :)

Titans signed Blount and USC's Stafon Johnson, both bigger bruising backs that complement CJ. Ringer is the same type of runner as CJ. I'd go Jennings for sure.

Chris, McDipshit was actually reported to have considered moving Clady to the RT spot if Tebow won the starting job.

Was there an ownership change in Oakland that wasn't announced? They're actually making smart football moves.

Until Welker returns and is healthy, one of them if not both will figure into Brady's route progressions and red zone strategy. So yes, they are viable. At least early on. I wouldn't want to project quite yet until reports start surfacing from OTA's and training camp who's getting the 1st...

There was a big flap a couple years ago when ACU brought Washington into the fold. I lived right down the street from the campus in Abilene, and saw many of the players occasionally in Wal-Mart and the grocery store across from the college and they were very polite and talkative with me. Now...

That's right, D7. Pull up a few articles about the investigation and trial. When Marshall initially started seriously squawking about being traded, it was brought to light that part of his desire to leave town was a concern about his own safety.

As I stated in an earlier thread, the draft stock of Houston's Case Keenum hinges greatly on how well Kolb performs this year. Keenum stepped into Kolb's shoes when he left, and Kolb's success will quell any concerns over the "system QB" stigma that contributes to Keenum's video-game'esque stats.