Irvin Weighs In On Favre
By News Wire Posted June 14, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   From Sam Farmer of the LA Times: Count Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin among those who think Brett Favre should bag the idea of playing for Minnesota and instead call it a career. “Listen, Favre’s 100 years old; stop this already,” said Irvin, in Los Angeles to promote his Spike ... Read Full Story
Dead Heat In Cleveland QB Competition
By News Wire Posted June 14, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   From Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer: Browns coach Eric Mangini gave quarterback Brady Quinn a slight edge heading into voluntary practices last month, but neither Quinn nor Derek Anderson will have an advantage heading into training camp Aug. 1. “That was based on the off-season p... Read Full Story
Young Wanted To Quit
By News Wire Posted June 14, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   From Gary Estwick of The Tennessean: Vince Young has revealed that the emotional ordeal surrounding the 2008 season opener in which he was booed at LP Field caused him to consider quitting football, a sentiment he had previously denied after similar situations in his three-year NFL career. “I wa... Read Full Story
Sunday At The Post
“He regarded a day spent without real enthusiasm as a sadly lost opportunity. And enthusiasm — enthusiasm is exactly the right word for it. The Jesuits, who did such a good job teaching him, probably taught him that the English word ‘enthusiasm’ is from the ancient Greek word meaning a divine appreciation of the gift of life.”  Read Full Story
What Type Of Contract Is Favre Looking At?
By News Wire Posted June 14, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   From Sid Hartman of The Minneapolis Star Tribune: This is the real story on where the negotiations stand between the Vikings and veteran quarterback Brett Favre. It doesn’t come from ESPN or any of the cable networks or all of those speculating on Favre’s future. It comes direct from one o... Read Full Story
QB Situation Still Unsettled In Cleveland
By Associated Press Posted June 14, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   BEREA, Ohio (AP) The Cleveland Browns walked off the field following their final minicamp Saturday with more questions than answers. The quarterback position is still unsettled. Braylon Edwards is the only established receiver on the roster, and he was mostly a spectator during the three-day ca... Read Full Story
Broncos Name Orton The Starter
By News Wire Posted June 13, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   From Mike Klis of The Denver Post: Denver Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels just named Kyle Orton his starting quarterback. Orton had been competing with Chris Simms for the job throughout the season. Orton, who was acquired from the Chicago Bears in April as part of the Jay Cutler trade, was named th... Read Full Story
Broncos Expecting Marshall Today
By Associated Press Posted June 12, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   From Gray Caldwell of DenverBroncos.com: Head Coach Josh McDaniels addressed the media concerning Brandon Marshall’s absence from today’s first practice of a mandatory mini-camp. Here is a brief look at some of his comments. On Marshall’s absence… “That’s a personal decision that Brandon’s made... Read Full Story
Leftwich Sidelined With Groin Injury
By National Football Post Posted June 12, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   From Stephen Holder of the St. Petersburg Times: Thursday’s practice, open to the media, featured more snaps for Freeman. Turns out, there was a reason for that. Veteran QB Byron Leftwich was reluctantly sidelined with a slight groin strain and was under orders from Morris to sit ou... Read Full Story
Vikings Staffers To Check On Favre
By News Wire Posted June 12, 2009  Email to a Friend    Print This   From ESPN.com: In the next few days a Minnesota Vikings trainer and a member of the team’s coaching staff intend to travel to Hattiesburg, Miss., to work with retired quarterback Brett Favre, a source close to the situation tells ESPN. The Vikings staffers will be assessing Favre’s progres... Read Full Story