Ahman Green

Former Green Bay Packers running back Ahman Green would consider returning to the NFL this fall. Green, 35, told reporters yesterday that he believes he has five years left in his tank. Green has been out of the NFL for several seasons and then played in the UFL in 2010 and last season in the [...]Ahman Green would listen to NFL offers is a post by the Best Sports Blogs at BallHyped.com. View and VoteRead Full Story

Aaaahhh, what a sweet score!  Yes, the Green Bay Packers won yesterday, and deserved to.  The Bears couldn’t run the ball down field, nor did they seem to have any defense at all.  Going into the game the Packers were favored with their 2 -0 record compared to the Chicago Bears with 1-1.  But the Packers simply outplayed the Bears.  Even on the Chicago news this morning, Bear fans expressed their disappointment saying it looks like the team is a high school team playing in a professional...Read Full Story

The Omaha Nighthawks announced on their twitter page that the Nighthawks have added free agent running back Ahman Green. Green's announcement comes on the same day the UFL announced the arrival of Daunte Culpepper.The UFL announced that they will release a press release tomorrow. Green recorded 160 yards and a touchdown on 41 carries with Green Bay in 2009. Green was born in Omaha, and attended Nebraska.Omaha leads the UFL in NFL veterans on their roster.Read Full Story

WTMJ covers DWTS and Driver on WISN with Larrivee, Ahman GreenMilwaukee Journal Sentinel (blog)It shouldn't be a surprise that this inclusive sensibility extends to Donald Driver's appearance on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars." But it does. And it is a surprise to learn that NBC affiliate WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) will be covering Driver and DWTS with ...Read Full Story

By Melissa IsaacsonTribune staff reporterPublished January 1, 2007, 12:49 AM CSTThe biggest issue for the Bears going into Sunday night's game against the Green Bay Packers was whether coach Lovie Smith could risk resting any of his starters while maintaining momentum and, in his most optimistic moments, peak going into the NFL playoffs.But after the Bears' dismal 26-7 loss on national television, the pressing question was how they will pick themselves up again in just two short weeks. The...Read Full Story