January 27
Daily News Quick Commentary for January 27th
All commentary are on stories via Pro Football Talk.com
Jon Gruden a scumbag: Former Tampa Bay Buccaneer defensive end Simeon Rice called Gruden a scumbag in a radio interview.
The new is not a revalation, but with the way that all these current and former Buccaneers are coming out blasting him it is most likely he might not get a job in the National Football League at all.
Flacco wins a award:Â It is expected that Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco will win the Diet Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year.
The only thing is who the heck decides that award. I have never heard of this award until now, so I would not be surprise if it is corporate people.
Pittsburgh Steelers owner Dan Rooney has stated that President Barack Obama is rooting for the Steelers.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback coach Hue Jackson has interviewed for the second time for the San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator. The struggle of head coach Mike Singletary to find a offensive coordinator is surprising considering his success.
Saint Louis Rams head coach Steve Spagnuolo is keeping offensive line coach Steve Looney and Charlie Bagget as the wide receivers coach.
2009 game in England of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers against the New England Patriots sold 20,000 tickets in seven minutes with a total of 70,000 sold. Could the NFL become bigger than soccer?
Even media outlets are feeling the economy crunch as the total number of media credentials have dropped from 4,786 to 4,559. Nobody is immune to the failing economy and NFL owners are going to use it to reshape their organization.
Former Tennessee Titan general manager Floyd Reese landed with the New England Patiors. Wonder how long that will last, since Reese cannot keep his mouth shut supposively.
Herm Edwards will be heading to television. Will be interesting to see if he can make the transfer.
Dallas Cowboys lineback Bradie James has spoken out agaisnt the firing of defensive coordinator Brian Stewart. Looks like the inmates are running the asylum.
Retired linebacker Dan Morgan is going to be making a comeback, and thus should be thrown into a straight jacket before he steps foot on the field.
Tennessee Titans front office is working on a new deal with defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth. It would surprise me if something gets done, because he is too close to free agency.
Former Pittsburgh Steeler cornerback Rod Woodson advocates for former Buffalo Bills wide receiver Andre Reed to be in the hall.
