By Lee Hernly in news, NFL, sports No Comments Tags: espn, new england patriots, tom brady
K.C. Joyner at ESPN provides some compelling evidence. With the type of offense the Patriots run, I’m not buying it. Click this link to read it (subscription required).
By Lee Hernly in NFL, sports, video No Comments Tags: jim nantz, new england patriots, new york jets
Via The Early Lead
Just what game CBS’s Jim Nantz watching?
On Sunday evening, he declared that the New York Jets had scored “a stunning victory” over the favored New England Patriots, even as fireworks were exploding in Gillette Stadium, which decidedly is not the home of the Jets. And he went on to proclaim the Jets the AFC East leaders. In spite of the Patriots’ 29-26 overtime victory.
Perhaps he was discombobulated by the sight of both teams walking off even as Mark Sanchez’s fumble was under review. Perhaps someone was in his ear yelling about making way for Lesley Stahl. Or perhaps he was going by the expressions on the faces of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, who look as if they’ve just been given some sort of horrible, terrible news even moments after they’ve just won the Super Bowl.
By admin in Uncategorized No Comments Tags: bil belichick, new england patriots, news, nfl, super bowl, tom brady
Great read at CBSSports.com on what last night’s loss means to Tom Brady and his Coach Bill Belichick. Read this impressive column from Mike Freeman.
By admin in Uncategorized No Comments Tags: andre gurode, mike shanahan, new england patriots, news, nfl, washington redskins
The Redskins are having trouble running inside and there is a big body who plays center still available who could change that. However, he may not be available for long…
One of the NFL’s best available free agent offensive linemen could be heading to New England.
By admin in Uncategorized No Comments Tags: albert haynesworth, new england patriots, news, nfl, washington redskins
Albert Haynesworth, one of the top three bad moves of the Dan Snyder ownership era of the Washington Redskins, finally got what he wanted – a ticket/trade out of town.
Mike Jones at WashingtonPost.com reports:
The Washington Redskins have traded disgruntled defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth to the New England Patriots for a fifth-round pick in 2013, three league sources with knowledge of the situation confirmed.
Word of the trade came early Thursday morning as Redskins players began trickling into the team headquarters for training camp physicals. Haynesworth had been scheduled for an 8:30 a.m.physical, according to another person familiar with the situation.
In Jim Zorn’s first year and first game as Coach of the Redskins, after a few defensive plays, Haynesworth took himself out of the game and was gasping for breath. Haynesworth has also not participated in off season workouts with his Redskins teammates.
Good riddance.
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