Shaun Rogers

There has already been rumblings that Eric Mangini and DT Shaun Rogers have not seen eye to eye, including the incident at an awards banquet where Mangini reportedly ignored Rogers. Now comes the bombshell from Adam Schefter at NFL.com that Rogers wants out of Cleveland. Here is the tidbit: As much as Eric Mangini has tried to change the culture in Cleveland, one of his biggest challenges now is changing the mind of Browns defensive tackle Shaun Rogers. Rogers has grown so disenchanted with the situation in Cleveland that he has asked the Browns not to pick up the $6 million option-bonus payment due ... Read Full Story

Filed under: Lions , NFC North , Detroit NFL Offseason Roadmap is a series focused on the needs of NFL teams as they begin the offseason. 1. Offensive Tackle . A disaster zone. Forget the 54 sacks Jon Kitna took last year. As terrible and incriminating as it is, it doesn’t even come close to scratching the surface of all the crimes against football the Lions’ tackles have committed. Running backs dream of rushing for 2,000 yards; I don’t think any offensive line wants 2,000 yards of penalties in a season, but the Lions looked like they were trying hard, particularly the tackles. Jeff ... Read Full Story

Filed under: Lions , Detroit , NFL Police Blotter Detroit Lions defensive tackle Shaun Rogers is being sued by a topless dancer who says he groped her and threatened her life , leading her to suffer “mental and emotional injuries, fright and shock, pain and suffering, embarrassment and humiliation, anxiety and depression, and loss of earnings and earning capacity.” Rogers was accused of bursting into a private room at a Detroit strip club and groping the stripper while toting a gun. But prosecutors investigated and declined to press charges. The stripper’s lawyer says that doesn’t mean Rogers can’t lose a civil suit: “Apparently the ... Read Full Story

Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl nose tackle Shaun Rogers missed his second straight day of practice due to a non-injury related absence. 11 Vote(s) Read Full Story

In the first round of the 2001 NFL draft, Andy drafted Freddie Mitchell. Reggie Wayne was selected 5 picks later, Todd Heap 6 picks later, Chad Johnson 11 picks later. In second round of the 2002 NFL draft, Andy drafted Quinton Caver. Pro-Bowl DT Shaun Rogers was selected 6 picks later, Pro-Bowl safety Adrian Wilson was selected 9 picks later, and Pro-Bowl receiver Steve Smith was selected 18 picks later. In the first round of the 2003 NFL draft Andy (trade up and) drafted Jerome McDougle. Pro-Bowl safety Troy Polamalu was selected 1 pick later. In the second round of the 2003 NFL Draft, ... Read Full Story