Jeremy Shockey

NEW ORLEANS — Veteran New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey is inactive for Saturday night’s game with the Dallas Cowboys because of a toe injury.  

Saints TE Jeremy Shockey will be inactive for Saturday night's game against the Cowboys because of turf toe, according to a team source.  

Washington PostFrom the locker room: Saints tight end Jeremy ShockeyExaminer.comAP Tight end Jeremy Shockey had one catch against the New England Patriots, a 15-yarder on a possession that ended in New Orleans' only punt of the first ...New Orleans Saints remain on record scoring paceNOLA.comMuch different New Orleans Saints return to Washington one year laterNewOrleans.ComSaints, Colts Set-Up for Memorable SuperbowlPC The CowlNews Sentinel...  

Jeremy Shockey vs. LeBron James: The Saints tight end dropped a strange gauntlet on twitter last night. The uninformed Shockey must have had one too many energy drinks - James was an accomplished high school football player, is perhaps the most freakish physical specimen in NBA (sports?) history, and at 6-foot-8, 265 pounds, he’s taller, [...]  

Welcome the 2nd Quarter of the Saints Falcons game with the Falcons leading by 3.  The Saints have the ball at their own 21. 2nd and 10 Saints False start against Jermon Bushrod.  2nd and 15. Brees steps up to avoid the rush and hits Shockey for a few.  3rd and 8.  Oh dear Stinchcomb is on the rug not looking likely to get up.  Not another injury!! Brees has lots of time and finds Jeremy Shockey  

by Ryan WilsonFiled under: NFL, NBA, TwitterNot sure Jeremy Shockey should be the final arbiter of who's fit to play in the NFL and who isn't, but he took to Twitter to explain to all the football simpletons that LeBron James couldn't cut it. Just in case that wasn't obvious from the outset. The thing is, after James made the comments, and Browns head coach Eric Mangini offered a "come on down," some people figured all that was left to do was...  

METAIRIE, La. - New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey is a 6-foot-5-inch, 251-pound player with tattoos etched along his forearms and a reputation for speaking his mind. He can appreciate an opinion. So when he describes Saints quarterback Drew Brees, Shockey starts with leadership, citing Brees as the player often first to the practice facility. Then Shockey describes his ...  

After a slow start to his Saints career due to injury Jeremy Shockey is becoming one of my favorite Saints to watch.  He's running his routs better, developing a good understanding with Drew Brees and demonstrating what a safe pair of hands he can be.  He is now an important weapon in the Saints arsenal and a big time player.Jeremy Shockey highlights what the Saints have been missing at Tight End for too long.  His performance against the...  

CLEVELAND (AP) -- LeBron James, NFL player. Just a fantasy, says New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey. The Cavaliers' All-Star forward caused a stir this week by saying he could be "really good" if he committed himself to playing...  

Before today, I had never heard of Reby Sky or the New York Giants Girl. So when a reader pointed her out as the attention whore who recently promoted herself on MTV as a Giants fanatic and also is in that dejected slump in the ...  

LeBron James, NFL player. Just a fantasy, says New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey. The Cavaliers' All-Star forward caused a stir this week by saying he could be "really good" if he committed himself to playing football. The remarks set off debate about James' football talents and prompted Browns coach Eric Mangini to joke that James should "come on down" and help...  

FILE - In this Nov. 15, 2009 file photo, SNew Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey (88) after Shockey fumbles the ball after he was hit by St. Louis Rams linebacker David Vobora (58) during the first quarter of an NFL football game in St. Louis ...  

With control of their playoffs chances out of their hands, Tom Coughlin and the New York Giants are thinking about one thing -- winning their final two games. A day after the Giants (8-6) kept their playoff hopes alive with a 45-12 thrashing of the Redskins in Washington, Coughlin said Tuesday that his approach to the final two games isn't changing with the Giants chasing Dallas (9-5) and...  

Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey talks about the pain and passion of Saints fans, and how there's no place to play like the Superdome.  

With control of their playoffs chances out of their hands, Tom Coughlin and the New York Giants are thinking about one thing - winning their final two games.