Keenan McCardell

Since the Jaguars started play in the NFL in 1995 the team has seen its fair share of ups and downs. The team has also seen its share of great players over those 16 years. Top ten lists get thrown around a lot these days and well with a lock out in full effect I’m no different as I’m going to give my take on the ten best Jaguars to play over the years. It’s going be a list that everyone has an opinion on and while you may disagree with it, it will give you a good look into the past at these...Read Full Story

This game will certainly not go down as a classic, instant or otherwise. In what was definitely his weakest game by far Tom Brady led the New England Patriots past the San Diego Chargers Sunday 21-12, to remain unbeaten at 18-0, and more importantly to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl. Brady who threw 2 touchdowns, but 3 interceptions, was fortunate to face a badly banged up Phillip Rivers who was  a shadow of himself throwing 2 picks, and no touchdowns. The win propels New England to...Read Full Story

In what could be considered the second piece of good news to hit San Diego in the past 24 hours (the other being the San Diego Chargers’ 35-10 over the Houston Texans on Sunday), according to the Associated Press, the National Football League and the NFL Players Association have donated $250,000 to a relief fund to assist victims of the wildfires that have ravaged eastern and northern San Diego County. The fund in question will be administered through by the San Diego Foundation, which will...Read Full Story

The Houston Texans have signed unrestricted free-agent wide receiver Keenan McCardell (San Diego Chargers).  McCardell played last season with the Chargers, recording 36 receptions for 437 receiving yards, but zero touchdowns. He missed two games last season because of a calf injury. San Diego released McCardell in early March. Houston will use McCardell as a starter opposite Pro-Bowl wide receiver Andre Johnson. Wide receivers Kevin Walter and Bethel Johnson were two options for the...Read Full Story

The Houston Texans have continued to look to upgrade their wide out core, and one player that just hit the market that could help out is now former Packer Robert Ferguson. The relationship between the Texans and Ferguson comes from the fact that former Packers coach and GM Mike Sherman is the offensive coordinator. Sherman had a hand in the Pack grabbing Ferguson over Chris Chambers in the second round back in the 2001 draft. Ferguson also keeps an off-season home in Houston, so he might be...Read Full Story