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Will Westbrooks Comments Fall on Deaf Ear?

Friday, 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.

A Big Game for Cowboys’

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

The Dallas Cowboys have quietly climbed the ranks of the NFC East as they have won three straight games.

This Sunday the Cowboys play in a huge game as they play the Philadelphia Eagles this week who is in a first place tie for the NFC East.

The Philadelphia Eagles are coming off a huge win against the New York Giants.

In that game the Eagles defense intercepted Giants quarterback Eli Manning twice raising their total to 14, which is third in the league.

That means the game will be a defining moment for Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo as he vowed change earlier this year.

This is also the first time the Cowboys have played the Eagles since the blow out 44-6 loss to the Eagles in regular season finale.

In the end if the Cowboys don’t win Sunday they will most likely miss the playoffs again as their schedule only gets tougher now.

Eagles Find Out Why Bills Gave Up Peters

Monday, October 19th, 2009

When the Buffalo Bills traded away tackle Jaspn Peters to the Philadelphia Eagles it surprised many people.

Not even after one year the move looks to have paid off for the Bills.

According to ProFootballTalk.com Peters has a knee contusion and a sprained ankle.

The fa9t of the matter is that Peter’s body cannot withstand the rigors of football as every year something goes on him.

Yes, injuries are apart of the game, but those are bumps, bruises, and sore muscles.

Peters on the other hand has sttrained his groin late in the regular seasons the past two years.

The Bills in return use the pick on guard Eric Wood who is already looking like a Pro Bowl player.

In the end the Eagles will regret giving up a first rounder for Peters.

Will Manning Last the Season?

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

The New York Giants have qa big problem with quarterback Eli Manning having a planter fascitis injury.

The question now is will Manning last the season.

Buffalo.Bills cornerback Ashtobn Youboty had the same type of injury last year.

The end result was Youboty shutting ir down for the year.

The difference is that Youboty has to run maore.

In the end Manning won’t make it to the end of the season.

An Interesting Move in Washington

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

The Washington Redskins announced the hiring of Shern Lewis to be a consultant foe the offense.

The move is definitely interesting move in many ways.

The Redskins early last year had a dominant offense as they ran the football with ease and quarterback Jason Campbell looked great.

Howwever, things changed as the year went on due to teams catching on to what they were doing.

It is obvious this year that head coach Jim Zorn did not add a lot of new wrinkles as the offense has been bad from the start.

The hiring of Lewis should jolt the coaching staff as it unintentionally sends a message that what they are doing is unnacceptable.

CBS analyst Charlie Casserly calls the move the kiss of death, which could be true since this is a deperate move.

In the end it is all up to the players and their reaction to this as it will make them better or a ticking time bomb.

Just Plain Sloppy

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

The grass at Fed Ex Field, which is the home of the Washington Redskins, has already taken a beating.

With the field not being replaced till next week the field will be sloppy this Sunday, which characterizes the whole organization.

The last straw took place this past Tuesday when U2 held a concert there.

Last month U2 held a concert at Soldier field, home of the Chicago Bears, and the grass was immediately replaced.

With thousands of people trampling the field when the the game starts Sunday there are going to be huge chunks of lossened grass from the concert.

What the whole situation shows is the stupiditry of the Redskins as someone this Sunday is surely going to suffer a season ending injury due to the ground giving away.

In the end as long as Dan Snyder owns the Redskins they will always be a mess.

Nike’s Gamble

Thursday, October 1st, 2009

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Mike Vick lost a ton of deals after the news of his dog fighting ring coming out.

With Nike announcing that they have signed a endorsement deal with Vick it is obvious they are gambling on his street credibility.

Sneakers are a big thing in the urban community as it is a part of making one look cool with his peers.

Working at a shoe store in the Galleria Mall everytime a big name player’s shoes come out, like Michael Jordan’s shoes, by the end of the week the shoe would be gone.

Street credibility, or a simply a player getting arrestted, goes a long way in the urban community.

Yes, we live in a free country where businesses are free to do business with whoever they want.

In the end if you don’t like what Vick did then simply don’t let your kid buy it, because after all you are the parent.

NFL Drops the Ball

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

The National Football League caught Dallas Cowboys left tackle Flozell Adams for the third time leg whipping a defensive end.

The NFL dropped the ball as they only fined Adams a measely $7,500 for it.

That is down right appaulling as in week two a leg whip hurt New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck.

The fine will do nothing as Adams simply doesn’t care as long as the leg whip doesn’t get penalized.

In the end something will only be done when a player breaks his neck due to the trip.

League Needs to Suspend Adams

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Dallas Cowboys left tackle Flozell Adams was caught tripping twice in the first two weeks of the National Football League season.

According to ProFootballTalk.com, Adams was caught a third time on Monday Night Football NFL commissioner Roger Goodell should suspend Adams for a couple games.

Adams already hurt one player as in week two his trip hurt the shoulder of New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck.

The fines are not doing anything as after the Giants game Adams stated that Tuck hurt his shoulder, because he doesn’t have good balance.

Hello McFly! Tuck lost his balance, because you tripped him.

In the end it is time to send a clear cut message that this type of behavior will not be tolerated by suspending him for several games.

Haynesworth is Going to Learn a Lesson

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Washington Redskins defensive tackle Alberrt Haynesworth is in the midst of a ugly divorce.

When the divorce proceedings finish Haynesworth will learn the hard way the next time he gets married he better get a prenuptual agreement.

Haynesworth this offseason signed a monster deal that included $40 million guaranteed.

That means Haynesworth will be coughing up at least $20 million.

So, in order to meet his obligations Haynesworth will have to sell his house, cars, and other assets.

In the end other National Football League players better take note, or you will lose a lot of money as well.