Channing Crowder

According to D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Falcons have contacted former Dolphins linebacker Channing Crowder. Crowder seems excited about the idea of playing for the Falcons and defensive coordinator Mike Nolan. “I’d love to play in Atlanta,” Crowder said. “Coach Nolan is my guy. Actually, when he got the job in Atlanta he [sent] me a text. Coach Nolan is a first class guy. I’m not just saying that to be politically correct. He’s a first class guy and a great...Read Full Story

Channing Crowder ended his NFL career, on August 10, days after being cut by the Miami Dolphins. It was because his heart wasn't in the game anymore.  During a radio interview, on Wednesday, on Radio Row, Crowder explained that with his wife being 37 weeks pregnant at the time of his release played the biggest role in his decision to step away from the game.  NFL.com is reporting that if he's serious about returning to the game of football, HE WOULDN'T WANT TO RETURN with the Miami Dolphins...Read Full Story

Channing Crowder is looking to get back in the NFL after a year off, but he has no interest in returning to the Miami Dolphins. Crowder indicated today that he decided to retire at the beginning of this season, because of his wife being 37 weeks pregnant at the time. Crowder was asked about returning to the Dolphins. “I wouldn’t go on a team with Jeff Ireland. I’m not very confident in him,” said Crowder, who has been hosting his Miami-based radio show from Indy all week. “He doesn’t know...Read Full Story

Channing Crowder is ready to return to football after a one-season sabbatical, but he made it clear to me Wednesday he’s not interested in a reunion with his former team. The 28-year-old retired in August, 10 days after being cut by the Dolphins. He said then it was because his heart wasn’t in the game anymore, but he said Wednesday on Radio Row that his wife being 37 weeks pregnant at the time of his release played the biggest role in his decision to step away from the game. Asked if there...Read Full Story

Channing Crowder is ready to return to football after a one-season sabbatical, but he made it clear to me Wednesday he’s not interested in a reunion with his former team. The 28-year-old retired in August, 10 days after being cut by the Dolphins. He said then it was because his heart wasn’t in the game anymore, but he said Wednesday on Radio Row that his wife being 37 weeks pregnant at the time of his release played the biggest role in his decision to step away from the game. Asked if there...Read Full Story