Packers president thinks Favre is coming back for 18th year
On Thursday, the Packers' official Web site briefly reported he was retiring, but the page under the breaking news section was live for only a few minutes.
Packers president thinks Favre is coming back for 18th year
On Thursday, the Packers' official Web site briefly reported he was retiring, but the page under the breaking news section was live for only a few minutes.
SI.com - NFL - Packers Web site reports Favre to retire -- by mistake - Thursday February 28, 2008 3:42PM
On Thursday, the Packers' official Web site briefly reported he was retiring, but the page under the breaking news section was live for only a few minutes.
Rams release veterans Bruce, Frerotte
Associated Press
ST. LOUIS -- For the second time in three years, the St. Louis Rams released wide receiver Isaac Bruce. This time they may be cutting ties for good with the last player remaining from the team's 1995 move from Los Angeles to St. Louis.
"It's a tough choice for the franchise," coach Scott Linehan said on the team's Web site, stlouisrams.com. "It's like anything else. We make decisions as a franchise on the business side and that's the part that makes it the most difficult." Isaac Bruce, WR
St. Louis Rams
2007 Statistics
Rec: 55
Yards: 733
Avg: 13.3
TDs: 4
Linehan said the "possibility is always open" for Bruce to re-sign with the Rams.
Bruce's agent, Jimmy Sexton, didn't immediately return a telephone message from the AP.
Gus Frerotte, the backup quarterback the last two seasons, also was released on Thursday. The moves came hours before the start of free agency.
The 35-year-old Bruce had been due a $2 million roster bonus on Friday and the Rams were unsuccessful in attempts to restructure his contract. He signed a $15 million, three-year deal in March 2006, billed as an opportunity to finish his career with the Rams, five days after he was cut in a similar salary cap move. Gus Frerotte, QB
St. Louis Rams
2007 Statistics
Att: 167
Comp: 94
Yards: 1,014
TD/INT: 7/12
Bruce is third on the NFL career list with 14,070 yards receiving, trailing only Jerry Rice and Tim Brown. He's sixth in receptions with 942, has been to four Pro Bowls and caught the game-winning touchdown pass from Kurt Warner in the Rams' Super Bowl victory over the Tennessee Titans in 2000.
Bruce was second on the team last season with 55 catches and had a 13.3 yards-per-catch average and four touchdowns. He has eight 1,000-yard seasons with the team and had 119 receptions for 1,781 yards and 13 touchdowns in 1995.
The 36-year-old Frerotte, also a 14-year veteran, made three starts when starter Marc Bulger was sidelined by injury and played in nine games overall in two seasons. Last year, he threw seven touchdown passes with 12 interceptions.
The move frees up $1.9 million heading into free agency while leaving the Rams with only two quarterbacks, Bulger and Brock Berlin, on the roster. Frerotte had been due a $500,000 roster bonus on Friday.
The Rams may be interested in free agent Todd Collins, who played for the Redskins last year when new offensive coordinator Al Saunders was with that team.
On Wednesday, the Rams restructured defensive end Leonard Little's contract to free up more cap space. The team's best pass rusher was hampered by a torn ligament in his left big toe, an injury that limited him to one sack, and ended the year on injured reserve after surgery.
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das hätte unser sein können
das komische ist, ich finde im moment keine position, wo wir dringend verstärkung brauchen. beim draft können wir also auf bpa gehen. macht
der thompson eh gerne. bin ja mal gespannt, was da rauskommt.
meine needs:
1. nen jungen cb, der in 1-2 jahren den posten vom harris übernehmen kann
2. nen te - jetzt wo sie bubba rausgeworfen haben, sind wir da dünn besetzt
3. rb um grant mal ne auszeit zu geben
4. ol - braucht man immer
wird zeit, dass es wieder los geht
und dann wäre noch...
Packers Trade Williams To Cleveland
posted 03/01/2008
The Green Bay Packers Saturday traded DT Corey Williams to the Cleveland Browns for a second-round selection in the 2008 NFL Draft. The transaction was announced by Ted Thompson, Executive Vice President, General Manager and Director of Football Operations.
A sixth-round draft pick by Green Bay in 2004 out of Arkansas State, Williams spent the past four seasons with the Packers, serving as a versatile player in the team's defensive line rotation.
Williams played in 56 games with Green Bay, making 20 starts. He totaled 156 tackles and 17 sacks. In 2007, Williams played in all 16 games, including nine starts, while establishing career bests for tackles (51) and sacks (7-tie).
The trade of Williams to Cleveland provides Green Bay with the 56th overall pick in the April 26-27 NFL Draft, giving the Packers three choices within the first 60 selections (also Nos. 30 and 60).
Patriots re-sign Moss after record-setting season
NFL.com Wire Reports
BOSTON -- Randy Moss is staying with the New England Patriots.
The defending AFC champions re-signed the record-breaking receiver on Monday to a three-year deal worth $27 million, his agent said. The signing was confirmed by the team shortly after Moss posted a message to fans on his Web site.
"I want to take time out to thank all of the fans for their support and for wishing me well in my return to New England," therealrandymoss.com quotes him as saying. "I'm ready to get back. We have some unfinished business to take care of."
Moss' agent, Tim DiPiero, said the deal included guarantees of $15 million, including a $12 million signing bonus to the receiver who set an NFL record with 23 touchdown catches and helped the Patriots reach the Super Bowl in his first season with the team.
Patriots re-sign Moss after record-setting season
NFL.com Wire Reports
BOSTON -- Randy Moss is staying with the New England Patriots.
The defending AFC champions re-signed the record-breaking receiver on Monday to a three-year deal worth $27 million, his agent said. The signing was confirmed by the team shortly after Moss posted a message to fans on his Web site.
"I want to take time out to thank all of the fans for their support and for wishing me well in my return to New England," therealrandymoss.com quotes him as saying. "I'm ready to get back. We have some unfinished business to take care of."
Moss' agent, Tim DiPiero, said the deal included guarantees of $15 million, including a $12 million signing bonus to the receiver who set an NFL record with 23 touchdown catches and helped the Patriots reach the Super Bowl in his first season with the team.
zum glück! gab ja wieder gerüchte, dass green bay auch ne alternative sei. den wixxa brauchen wa nicht, haben genug gute receiver
zum glück! gab ja wieder gerüchte, dass green bay auch ne alternative sei. den wixxa brauchen wa nicht, haben genug gute receiver
lieber ne Saison ohne Sieg als den im Team
mein leben hat keinen sinn mehr
das hätte unser sein können
das komische ist, ich finde im moment keine position, wo wir dringend verstärkung brauchen. beim draft können wir also auf bpa gehen. macht
der thompson eh gerne. bin ja mal gespannt, was da rauskommt.meine needs:
1. nen jungen cb, der in 1-2 jahren den posten vom harris übernehmen kann
2. nen te - jetzt wo sie bubba rausgeworfen haben, sind wir da dünn besetzt
3. rb um grant mal ne auszeit zu geben
4. ol - braucht man immerwird zeit, dass es wieder los geht
Da fällt mir nun aber spontan eine ein.
GB ohne Brett - das geht doch nicht.
Kann nicht die Polizei Brett in Handschellen zu den Spielen bringen??
it is all over now baby blue
YouTube - It's all over now, Baby Blue
warte ich ruf ma brett an, ich werd ihn schon mit meinem charme überzeugen... hat einer die nr.?
macht football noch sinn?
macht football noch sinn?
heute nicht...
Ace
wenn jetzt noch so ein Penner wie Brady kommt....
Ace![]()
wenn jetzt noch so ein Penner wie Brady kommt....
wer wär denn jetz gut?
wer wär denn jetz gut?
ehrlich - sehr schwer...aba ich persönlich mag Matt Hasselbaink..nur der ist ein Seahawk
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