Braylon Edwards wants to end his job with the players with jets jerseys and the team will offer another contract to him after the season.
Newsday reported that the Jets plan to place a contract tender on Edwards, a restricted free agent in March, that would require a team to give New York first- and third-round picks if it signs him."I hadn’t heard anything about it, but if that’s something they’re definitely doing, I’m excited," Edwards said. "I love playing here, and I love the atmosphere around here. If that’s what’s going on, I would be extremely happy and proud to be a Jet for years to come." Edwards stepped into the New York Jets in October. He runs for four catches for 56 yards in two postseason games with the Jets. His regular season was ended with 35 receptions for 541 yards and four scores with New York.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
Former Bears DT Dvoracek was arrested
According to the report, Former Chicago Bears defensive tackle Dusty Dvoracek has been throwed into the jail due to public intoxication, assault and battery and interference with official process.
Norman police records indicate the 26-year-old Dvoracek was arrested around 1 a.m. Saturday at Seven47, a restaurant near the University of Oklahoma. After being drafted in the fourth round in 2006 he appeared in 13 games in four seasons with the Bears. Due to a knee injury, he was placed on the injured list in August because of a torn ACL in his right knee.
It's not a good idea to live a life in this way. Hope all the players with bears jerseys can be good.
Norman police records indicate the 26-year-old Dvoracek was arrested around 1 a.m. Saturday at Seven47, a restaurant near the University of Oklahoma. After being drafted in the fourth round in 2006 he appeared in 13 games in four seasons with the Bears. Due to a knee injury, he was placed on the injured list in August because of a torn ACL in his right knee.
It's not a good idea to live a life in this way. Hope all the players with bears jerseys can be good.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Evans kept neutral
Receiver Lee Evans is confident that general manager Buddy Nix will find the right man for the job.
“It’s pretty early right now. I don’t think there’s a sense of desperation,” Evans said Friday. “(Buddy’s) been around football for a long time. And I’m sure the Bills have a plan to get the right kind of guy that they want.” Evans spoke by phone from his home in suburban Buffalo where he is eagerly seeking the latest tidbit of information on what’s been a relatively quiet—and occasionally frustrating—search to replace Dick Jauron, who was fired in November.
Evans said he does not think there's any reason to panic and he is also confident that the players with bills jerseys.
“It’s pretty early right now. I don’t think there’s a sense of desperation,” Evans said Friday. “(Buddy’s) been around football for a long time. And I’m sure the Bills have a plan to get the right kind of guy that they want.” Evans spoke by phone from his home in suburban Buffalo where he is eagerly seeking the latest tidbit of information on what’s been a relatively quiet—and occasionally frustrating—search to replace Dick Jauron, who was fired in November.
Evans said he does not think there's any reason to panic and he is also confident that the players with bills jerseys.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Vikings Frazier keeps silent on future
Lots of us want to know the details about the talk between Leslie Frazier and Buffalo and Seattle. Frazier said it's not the time just three days away from an NFC divisional playoff battle with Cowboys.
“What happened a week ago is really in my rearview mirror and my focus is really on trying to get our guys ready to play on Sunday,” Frazier said Thursday in his first public comments since the interviews. “There will be a time to talk about what happened a week ago, but I don’t necessarily know that this is maybe the most appropriate time. But there will be a time.” Following the bye of the Vikings last week, plenty of teams aimed at this most respected defensive coordinators who was viewed as a head coach in the future.
But as far as concerned, Frazier would focused on the players with
vikings jerseys.
“What happened a week ago is really in my rearview mirror and my focus is really on trying to get our guys ready to play on Sunday,” Frazier said Thursday in his first public comments since the interviews. “There will be a time to talk about what happened a week ago, but I don’t necessarily know that this is maybe the most appropriate time. But there will be a time.” Following the bye of the Vikings last week, plenty of teams aimed at this most respected defensive coordinators who was viewed as a head coach in the future.
But as far as concerned, Frazier would focused on the players with
vikings jerseys.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Junior Seau leaves again
NFL great Junior Seau with NO.55 patriots jerseys would say goodbye to NFL in four seasons on Wednesday.
As the 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker, he said he was finishing his 19-year career in taped for broadcast on showtime. He had played eight times for the Pats this season and his last game for Pats was against Ravens with a 33-14 loss. “That’s going to be my last game,” he said during the interview. It's the fourth time he retired from the NFL. Seau who was 41 on Tuesday first left the Nfl with San Diego and thre with Miami and he made 15 tackles this year.
As the 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker, he said he was finishing his 19-year career in taped for broadcast on showtime. He had played eight times for the Pats this season and his last game for Pats was against Ravens with a 33-14 loss. “That’s going to be my last game,” he said during the interview. It's the fourth time he retired from the NFL. Seau who was 41 on Tuesday first left the Nfl with San Diego and thre with Miami and he made 15 tackles this year.
AP’s top offensive player comes up
Chris Johnson won the Associated Press 2009 NFL Offensive Player of the Year award. He was setting a league mark and becoming the sixth player who owns a 2,000-yard rushing season.
As we all know He is the first NFL player to finish with at least 2,000 yards rushing and 500 receiving (503). The event held on Wednesday from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the NFL. Johnson defeated New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees, who received nine votes. To Johnson, it was a big supprise. “I didn’t even get one vote at all (for MVP),” Johnson said. “Like the season I had, it seemed like, `What more do they want me to do?’ That just felt like rookie of the year; it’s a quarterback thing I guess.”
Yup, if he wants to heep the honors, he needs to keep wonderful numbers and go head before other players with the NFL jerseys.
As we all know He is the first NFL player to finish with at least 2,000 yards rushing and 500 receiving (503). The event held on Wednesday from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the NFL. Johnson defeated New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees, who received nine votes. To Johnson, it was a big supprise. “I didn’t even get one vote at all (for MVP),” Johnson said. “Like the season I had, it seemed like, `What more do they want me to do?’ That just felt like rookie of the year; it’s a quarterback thing I guess.”
Yup, if he wants to heep the honors, he needs to keep wonderful numbers and go head before other players with the NFL jerseys.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Jets' rookie QB was improving
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan had called the rookie QB Mark Sanchez back to the sideline with a whistle.
“I was like, ‘Man, why the heck did you do that?”’ Sanchez recalled Tuesday. To Ryan wanted to change the personnel and the play in the 24-14 victory over the Bengles last Saturday. “We converted anyway, so it didn’t matter,” Sanchez said. “But, it was just one of those situations where I felt so good and so comfortable. Then, we stopped everything.”The critics always blamed as the Jets' weakest link. Too many mistakes and lack of experience.
Asked about the critics, this No.6 jets jersey said he was more cool and confident than ever.
“I was like, ‘Man, why the heck did you do that?”’ Sanchez recalled Tuesday. To Ryan wanted to change the personnel and the play in the 24-14 victory over the Bengles last Saturday. “We converted anyway, so it didn’t matter,” Sanchez said. “But, it was just one of those situations where I felt so good and so comfortable. Then, we stopped everything.”The critics always blamed as the Jets' weakest link. Too many mistakes and lack of experience.
Asked about the critics, this No.6 jets jersey said he was more cool and confident than ever.
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