November 6th, 2009
Agent Drew Rosenhaus is one of the more vocal agents in the National Football League, especially when it comes to wide receiver Terrell Owens.
The fact of the matter is that Rosenhaus is just better off shutting up as he made an idiot of himself again.
Rosenhaus in a radio stated that the three things that are affecting Owens production is the Bills coaching, quarterback play, and offensive line.
The thing is that if Rosenhaus had a brain cell and watched some film on the Bills he would realize that the offense’s playbook is so basic that a high school modified football player could figure out what their doing.
The Bills on first and second down are using one personell group with very little different formations.
The only time the Bills use more than two wide receivers are on obvious passing downs.
Another problem is that Owens drops are killing drives as the if he would made the catches they would of been for first down most of the time.
In the end Rosenhaus just needs to shut up and go away.
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November 6th, 2009
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick did a rare candid interview with Jason Cole of Yahoo Sports.
What you take away is that any player over 30 years old can be traded for.
Bilichick stated that the Patriots take a cost analysis approach to the trade.
That means if the the asset they are getting in return is worth more in their eyes than what they are giving up they will do it.
So, that means that any team could even trade for Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, but they would have to give up at least three first round picks.
If a team is young and feel they are a quarterback away from the playoffs then it would be a worth while trade.
In the end it just goes to show that it will be rare to see a player retire with the same team he started with.
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November 6th, 2009
Buffalo Bills quarterback Trent Edwards looked great at the beginning of last year and this year.
With his production each year dramatically just falling off one has to wonder if he is a victim of the system the offense is in.
Edwards is very smart and exceptional at reading defenses.
With Houston Texans linebacker Demarco Ryans confirming that the offense is basic it is becoming clear that the lack of production on offense is due to the play of players, but to the coaching.
In the end it will be time to get rid of Edwards when he performs bad for another head coach.
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November 6th, 2009
Philadelphia Eagles running back Brian Westbrook’s admitted to The Intelligencer that the consussion he suffered a couple of weeks ago.
Even with Westbrook being a prominent player you have to wonder if most players will listen.
It has been recently discivered that the long term effects of concussions later in life in life brings mental diseases.
This has been a big issue with retired players as many of them have become disabled fron injuries they have suffered while paying.
However, the current players have pretty much have ignored it as several players like Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk has come up with event to help the retired player, which had minimal success.
In the end with Congress also having hearings on the situation of retired players, along with Wesdtbrook’s comment, current players will realize that if they do not take injuries more seriously their health will deteriorate more quickly later in life.
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November 5th, 2009
The Indianapolis Colts got a dose of bad news as nickle cornerback Marlin Jackson tore a anteriorcruciate ligament in practice today.
With this being the second ACL tear, along with his contract expiring after this year Jackson is most likely done with the Colts.
The big question is which knee is the tear in as it is not know at this time.
The reason is that if the tear is in his right knee where he suffered a tear previously Jackson’s career could be in Jeopardy,
In the end the only thing that Jackson can do is wait and see what happens.
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November 5th, 2009
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco headlines today as on a Baltimore, MD raido station he admitted he sent care packages to the Baltimore Ravens secondary and to linebackers Ray Lewis and Terrell Suggs.
Simply, Ochocinco doesn’t know when to stop.
What Ochocinco did is just sheer stupidity as this is the Ravens.
The last time somone did something of the sorts Pittsburgh Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall wound up done for the year after the Ravens got word of his remarks.
The Ravens are a prideful bunch and all the stunt did is give them extra motivation in stopping the Bengals.
In the end Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis and quarterback Carson Palmer need to show him where to draw the line with his antics before it really costs them.
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November 5th, 2009
Recently the dirtiest players in National Football League Poll has come out.
However, to defensive players there is no such thing as being dirty.
Defenders are taught since the first time that they step on the field that they are to take down the ball carrier by any means possible.
The fact of the matter is that when you hear offensive players whine about getting hit so hard its not about the hit its about the amount of money he would lose when hurt.
Offensive players know that defensive players are taught this as they were taught it as well when they played in high school since the players on high school football teams usually have to play both ways.
The real dirty players are offensive players that choose to dive for a defenders knees to block them.
In the end offensive players need to shut up and play like Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward as he plays a clean and tough game clean even though he was voted the NFL’s most dirtiest player, which is really a bunch of crap.
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November 5th, 2009
The Buffalo Bills are again one of theworst teans inthe league.
It has gotten so bad it nakes me wonder should we even bother to watch.
As for me I will watch as I choose to make a career of it.
However, it is stoll hard to want to do it.
This week I had plans to break down the game again. But then I thought why bother breaking it down wheb it is the same problem over and over.
Defensively, they cannot stop the run as the line backers cannot get off blockers and defendive tackles Spencer Johnson and Kyle Williams cannot handle double teams.
Offensively, the problem is that the offense is a basic pop warner offense where opposition defenses figure out the play rigtht away with ease.
In the end people need to stay away and stop spending their money as it is the only way to get to owner Ralph Wilson
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November 5th, 2009
Kansas City Chiefs running Larry Johnson got himself in hot water after he made disperaging remarks about head coach Todd Haley.
With Johnson already being disciplined for the incident no further action is warranted.
According to ProFootballTalk.com, the word is that the Chiefs might deactivate Johnson on game day.
If that were to happen it would be a big pile of heaping crap.
The fact is Johnsom said what he said out of frustration from constant losing.
Football players on any level are very emotional and the great ones take to heart every loss.
With Haley being a rookie head coach, along with being tough on players, there were going to be a mutiny of players sooner or later.
In the end if they do not have plans in the future for him they need to cut him.
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November 5th, 2009
The Buffalo Bills embark on their bye week this week, which is a time to review.
The question is when they are reviewing will they have a revelation.
The Bills main problem is that the playbook for the offense is way too basic.
The Bills mainly use one type of personnel in two wide receivers, two tight ends and one running back.
When they do go to more than two wide receivers it is on a obvious passing down.
Houston Texans linebacker Demarco Ryans stated that it was easy to figure ot what the Bills were due to their simple offense.
In the end if the Bills don’t add on to the offense it is going to be a long second half.
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