Andra Davis

SEATTLE — On a chilly Saturday morning former Buffalo Bills linebacker Andra Davis took his family to Winter Park, a snow resort in Colorado, for a little tubing fun. At 33-years-old Davis admitted he’s not the Skiing or Snowboarding... [Read the full post @ RantSports.com]Read Full Story

The Browns were almost everyone’s darling last year before returning to hard times.  The good news is they have some pieces in place.  Brady Quinn looked good at QB before getting hurt.  Derek Anderson is a capable QB, but they may look to move him.  Jamal Lewis took a step back and will turn 30 this year.  Jerome Harrison made some plays, but he can’t handle a full load.  The Brwons will likely look to pick up a back in the draft.  Braylon Edwards needs to work on his drops.  He has the...Read Full Story

Video evidence shows two Cleveland Browns' players trying to gauge the eyes of Ravens' running back Willis McGahee. After the plays, McGahee returned to the sideline with his eye bleeding. That's right, blood literally flowing down his face. The NFL reviewed the tapes, one of which you can visibly see Browns' linebacker Andra Davis sticking his hand underneath McGahee's visor. The NFL has announced that they have seen no evidence of the eye gouging. Excuse me?! No evidence?! So the video of a...Read Full Story

Click below to hear Matt Loede, Al Gordon and the Plain Dealer’s Mary Kay Cabot interview Browns middle LB Andra Davis.  The linebacker is coming off a season in which he feels he could have played better, and he talks about that, as well as re-doing his deal and the fact he could be a free agent in 2009.  Click below for this latest Gridrion Gabbin.Read Full Story

Cleveland Browns is home to a lot of abundant athletes. However, best of these athletes accept gone on abstracted means with the team. Nevertheless, Reebok still created replica Cleveland Browns Andra Davis jerseys committed for these athletes. One amateur who played for Cleveland Browns afore chief to end his arrangement is Andra Davis. Andra Davis became the AFC Defensive amateur while he played with the aggregation during 2005. This is the acumen why a lot of admirers were not able to...Read Full Story

The Bills website points out today in a piece that Andra Davis seems to have an edge to be the teams second ILB when the season gets rolling: Bills mainstay Paul Posluszny is projected to be one of the inside linebackers in the new alignment, as he has shown consistent improvement through his first three seasons in the middle of the 4-3. With Posluszny likely to hold down a spot on the inside, the competition is on for the player who will line up on the inside next to him. The candidates that...Read Full Story

March 06, 2009 By: Scott Category: Best of the Web While We’re Waiting aims to be the round-up of the recent WFNY-esque information for your morning viewing. Have something you think we should see? Send it to our tips email in the sidebar. Posterized: “Andra Davis’ previous connection to Denver will always be the answer to a Broncos trivia question. Ryan Torain leaped over Davis for his first (and only) NFL touchdown during the Denver/Cleveland game on 11/06/08. It was immortalized in...Read Full Story

The Broncos release Andra Davis, he wasn’t that bad a player for us, but he wasn’t that great either. What he was decent at was flying up in there run-blitzing, not so much just being solid against the run.  We’ll get someone, whether it be that Larsen who might be a better tackler in there, or they’re looking to the draft or a trade or signing is about to surface.Read Full Story

The Broncos, who have been rebuilding their roster over the last 24 hours with a number of signings, have grabbed now former Browns linebacker Andra Davis. Davis was a fifth-round draft pick in 2002, the same year the Browns created considerable confusion for their fan base by selecting receiver Andre’ Davis in round two. Davis had played in 105 games over the course of his seven years in Cleveland to go along with 8.5 sacks and eight interceptions. In 2008 Davis played in all 16 games with...Read Full Story

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS 5) — Cheryl Thrasher did it for a small crime ring. Tiffany Andra did it to get drugs. They are just two of the more than 1,400 California inmates currently behind bars for identity theft crimes. Recently they agreed to reveal the tricks of the trade to CBS 5 ConsumerWatch, by analyzing the case of Bonnie Hoag, one of last year’s 8 million identity theft victims. “I contacted every single bank,” said Hoag, “let them know I had identity theft, made sure they closed my...Read Full Story