January 17, 2010 by
Lars Hanson |
2010 NFL mock draft,
Brady Quinn,
Calvin Johnson,
Eagles,
Lions,
Matt Hasselbeck,
Matt Stafford,
Michael Crabtree,
Mock Draft,
Mock Draft updated,
Pete Carroll,
Richard Seymour,
Seahawks,
St. Louis Rams
In my first installment of my 2010 NFL Mock draft I received a lot of comments with people speaking out about two or three of my picks. Mainly Tim Tebow going sixth to the Seattle Seahawks, Gerald McCoy 12th to the Miami Dolphins and Jahvid Best 21st to the New York Jets.
So far no new big names have thrown their name into the 2010 draft pool. However I would like to point out that UW quarterback Jake Locker IS NOT going to be in the 2010 mock draft. I have seen at least five or more mock drafts in the last few days with Locker still in them.
So with that being said [...]
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August 21, 2009 by
Josh Dhani |
Calvin Johnson,
Curtis Painter,
Detroit Lions,
Indianapolis Colts,
Jim Caldwell,
Lance Ball,
Minnesota Vikings,
NFL,
Peyton Manning,
Philadelphia Eagles,
Reggie Wayne
Highlights
Manning performed well last night against the hungry Philadelphia Eagles as his Indianapolis Colts trailed to victory, 23-15. Manning, a three-time MVP, threw two touchdowns that game with Curtis Painter having a impressive performance as well.
"I think everybody wanted to be in there. The entire offense felt hungry after last week," Manning said. "Sure, there were some mistakes we can learn from, but there were some good things we can learn from."
Manning [...]
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Selfishness is a powerful force.
It can turn record-setting performances into pedestrian numbers.
It can land healthy Pro Bowlers on injured reserve with "undisclosed conditions."
It can turn Super Bowl favorites into Week 17 chokers who miss the playoffs (not mentioning any Texas-based names in the Fort Worth area).
It can give a six-time Pro Bowler an early release from his contract. Again.
Or, when harnessed properly, it can motivate.
It can be the inner drive that provides the difference between fourth and one and first and 10. The extra inch of height needed to block a field goal attempt. The cut back across the middle of the field instead of running out of bounds.
This is the perfect storm; when player desires and team desires overlap. Too often, we see it in a [...]
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QB: Jay Cutler, 3rd yr, Denver Broncos
One of the strongest arms in football.
RB: Marshawn Lynch, 2nd yr, Buffalo Bills
Rushed for over 1,100 yards as a rookie. Improved patience will translate to big things.
WR: Vincent Jackson, 4th yr, San Diego Chargers
Outstanding size augments his first-class athleticism. Came alive in the playoffs last year.
WR: Calvin Johnson, 2nd yr, Detroit Lions
Healthy, more mature, playing in a new offense.
TE: Vernon Davis, 3rd yr, San Francisco 49ers
Even with the Niners’ shaky QB situation, he’ll get plenty of opportunities as one of the focal points in Mike Martz’s offense.
LT: D’Brickashaw Ferguson, 3rd yr, New York Jets
The [...]
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