July 28th, 2010 
Eric McMackin 
Posted in Well, fellow Bengal fans, there’s been quite a stir around the league since the Terrell Owens signing story broke. Reactions and opinions have not been in short supply. While Chad Ochocinco has gushed openly about being Robin to T.O.’s Batman, the controversy and speculation revolves around the team’s other franchise receiver, Antonio Bryant. Several NFL [...]
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Bills Camp Storylines – Going Back to the 3-4 Defense
After using the 4-3 defense for nine years and seeing little results, the Buffalo Bills have decided to revert back to the defensive scheme that led them to four straight super bowl appearances in the early ’90’s under Marv Levy. Wade Phillips, who succeeded Levy on the sidelines, used the same scheme from 1998 to [...]
Raiders Officially Name Jason Campbell Their Starting QB Entering 2010
SI’s Jim Trotter has reported via twitter that Raiders coach Tom Cable has formally named Jason Campbell as the starting quarterback for the Raiders and indicated there would be no open competition for the job. Cable praised Campbell’s “leadership and professionalism” and said the players have responded to that. Periodic 2009 starter Bruce Gradkowski is [...]
Patriots Sign First Round Pick McCourty to a Five Year Deal
According to a tweet by agent Andy Simms, the Patriots and first-round pick Devin McCourty have agreed to terms on a five-year package with a maximum value of $13.2 million, according to a league source. The guarantees and bonuses total $7.825 million. McCourty is the final of the Patriots 12 draft picks to sign, and [...]
Steelers Sign Director of Football Operations Kevin Colbert to a Five-Year Extension
First it was Mike Tomlin, and now Kevin Colbert. In a good move by the black and gold on Wednesday, the team came to terms on a five-year extension for Director of Football Operations Kevin Colbert. “We are very pleased to announce that Kevin Colbert will remain with the Steelers for at least several more [...]
Forte and Taylor Could be a Dangerous Backfield in Chicago
A couple of years ago, the NY Giants had a trio of rushers who were affectionately referred to as Earth, Wind & Fire. The Panthers duo of Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams bickered with the Titans (former) tandem of Chris Johnson and LenDale White over the name Smash & Dash. In 2010, Chicago could have [...]
Jets Ink Veteran QB Mark Brunell to a Two-Year Deal
The worst kept secret of the Jets offseason, finally became a reality today when the Jets signed free agent quarterback Mark Brunell to a two year contract Brunell joins a crowded group of quarterbacks behind Mark Sanchez. That leaves Kellen Clemens, Eric Ainge, and Kevin O’Connell vying for one spot. More than likely, one of [...]
Texans Owner McNair Calls Out Mario Williams
There goes another shot at Mario Williams’ intensity and passion for the game. Since his earliest days in the NFL for the Texans, Williams’ on-the-field intensity has been questioned. On Sunday, Matt Loede brought you the report from the National Football Post that Texans owner Bob McNair is pleased with the passion second-year outside linebacker [...]
