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By Ha Kung Wong Twitter: @FBGarbageTime So, how would you feel if I told you that your team was going to have a quarterback competition between: a former Pro Bowler who had two double digit win seasons under his belt and one year where he had the third highest passing touchdown percentage in the NFL, and a first round draft
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By Ryan Whitfield Twitter: @RyanWhitfieldNE AFC East Projected Standings New England Patriots (12-4) New York Jets (11-5) Buffalo Bills (9-7) Miami Dolphins (9-7) Patriots Yes, I know Brady will miss games whether it stays at 4 goes down to 2 or even 1. Lets not speculate, and for the sake of as things stand now we’ll say 4 games. Sorry,
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Rex Ryan has lived, breathed and slept football ever since he returned to the United States from Canada, where he grew up. Yep, that’s right. Ryan grew up in Canada … not that there’s anything wrong with that. I wonder if he’s watched Canadian Bacon. No Canadian I’ve ever met has watched it, which I think is a little odd
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Howdy, y’all! We all know that the NFL Draft is right around the corner, beginning on April 30th. And we all know that the choices that all 32 teams in the NFL make that night will be a significant part in whether they end up with the Lombardi Trophy and the 32nd pick in a future draft, or if they
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1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State Despite an overanalyzed slow 40 time, Winston impressed teams with his high football IQ. Draft guru Todd McShay also called him the second best QB prospect of the past decade (behind only Andrew Luck). Bucs’ head coach Lovie Smith seems to be on the Jameis bandwagon as well, so unless there
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Do you remember Ryan Leaf? Let’s time travel back to 1998. Leaf comes in 3rd for the Heisman Trophy, behind runner-up Peyton Manning and winner defensive back Charles Woodson. Leaf finishes his junior year at Washington State University, forgoing his senior year to enter into the NFL draft. Manning, finishing a degree in Speech Communications in 3-years, returned to the
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Happy Presidents Day everyone! And by the way, bonus points if you can identify the president above. Yeah, good luck with that. Anyway, ever wonder what happened in football on February 16th in the past? Well, I did. So here you go, let’s do a little time traveling… 2004 Pioneering Celebration Injury Master Moves On Everyone remembers Detroit Lions’ linebacker
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As I noted last time, Richie Incognito is no saint, but if we compare him to… Aaron Hernandez (25-years old), former tight-end for the New England Patriots, is currently standing trial for murder. Sam Hurd (29-years old), former wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, was sentenced to 15 years after being convicted on federal drug-trafficking charges. Darren Sharper (39-years old),
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After a five year stint with the New York Jets at his first head coaching job, Rex Ryan was hired as the new head coach for the Buffalo Bills. Choosing to ignore the criticism and potential backlash, one of Ryan’s first decisions as head coach was to sign offensive lineman Richie Incognito. Rex Ryan is known for giving washed-out players
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After watching part of the AP NFL Awards at the NFL Honors in Arizona, I realized how few players I recognized when they didn’t have their names plastered on their back. So I started thinking, how many players could you identify out of uniform? Well, lets play “Identify the Player”! (Play intro music in your head) Are you good with
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