Game of the Week: Cincinnati Bengals at Seattle Seahawks

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Cincinnati Bengals
People tend to underestimate their defense. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 14.7. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 157.4 per game. They are 3rd in run defense. Giving up only 116.5 yards per game. They are 5th in interceptions with 12. They are 4th in the league in tackles for loss. They are 4th in forced fumbles. Get your popcorn ready.

Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
Of course the Bengals win. Have you been living under a rock?

Jim Nox : Cincinnati Bengals
I have a lot of respect for head coach Ted Lasso. He is doing great things in Cincinnati. He is running a great offense. He is running an explosive defense. He preperation is impeccable. Really this could go either way, but you will never get me to admit it.

Darren Francis : Seattle Seahawks
If they lose this one, I will never hear the end of it.

Monarchs racking up yards!

The offense of the Monarchs is beating the stew out of everybody this year, posting 5801 total yards and 369 points thus far in 15 games. Quarterback Steve Young - QB and receiver Chris Burkett - WR have clowned on opponents to the tune of 1046 yards this season, while Running Back Terry Allen - RB has run for 1081. The hogs on the line has steamrolled opponents for 491 pancakes this season while giving up only 12 quarterback sacks.

Chicago Bears pull off the upset!

The Chicago Bears fans are celebrating after the Bears took down the San Francisco 49ers.
In a fantastic effort the Bears brought home the win against a superior opponent. The supporters of the Bears are taking the victory as evidence that the team is only a couple of seasons away from being a top program, if they can keep progressing and developing their program.

Week 17: RB Adrian Peterson (BAL) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The honor comes after Peterson's 19 att, 156 yds, 1 TD performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Peterson from Oklahoma was selected in round 1, 0 years ago.

Peterson now has 1217 Rushing Yards and 8 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 17: DE Reggie White (BUF) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE White absolutely dominated in the Bills 30-6 game with the Cleveland Browns. He finished with 10 Tck, 2 Sck, 4 FF.

Game Recaps for Week 17

Dolphins - 24, Monarchs - 16
Jets - 30, Chiefs - 24
Ravens - 37, Buccaneers - 12
Bengals - 24, Raiders - 14
Bills - 30, Browns - 6
Seahawks - 17, Colts - 3
Cardinals - 30, Falcons - 14
Bears - 23, 49ers - 21
Packers - 31, Lions - 28
Vikings - 31, Giants - 24

Game of the Week: Oakland Raiders at Cincinnati Bengals

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Cincinnati Bengals
For this game, I think we need to recognize that Steve McMichael - DT will be a key figure in this game. Do not sleep on this guy's ability. I expect some incredible plays in this game.

Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
I see them winning again this week.

Jim Nox : Cincinnati Bengals
They might even blow them out.

Darren Francis : Cincinnati Bengals
You got to like this defense. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 14.7. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 162 per game. They are 3rd in run defense. Giving up only 117.8 yards per game. They are 4th in interceptions with 12. They are 3rd in the league in tackles for loss. They are 3rd in forced fumbles.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 17)

As always I am Simon Sly with your weekly coach comparison. We have an odd couple for you this week.

CHRIS JERICHO, HEAD COACH, MIAMI DOLPHINS
The Dolphins currently sit at 7-7-0.

Chris Jericho wants his offense and defense to play smart, conservative football. Let the other team make the mistakes. He is a silent, strong leader. He does his job meticulously without making unnecessary waves, and expects those around him to do the same.



CLAYTON BIGSBY, HEAD COACH, NEW YORK GIANTS
The Giants currently sit at 12-2-0.

Clayton Bigsby wants to be aggressive on both sides of the ball. He is serious and unrelenting, asserts his authority and has little tolerance for distractions.

Bigsby outperforms Jericho in player development.
Bigsby seems a little bit smarter than Jericho.
Bigsby is better suited to lead a team than Jericho.
Bigsby motivates his team a little better than Jericho.

Dickerson every reporter's dream

Turns out Atlanta local media have jumped on the Eric Dickerson hypetrain. Eric Dickerson - RB is everywhere in the Atlanta media. Dealing with interview requests and evaluating endorsement deals threatens to detract from his play on the field. Seeing how Dickerson navigates this surging media attention will be an interesting story to follow. As for the team, the Falcons are sure to be enjoying his time in the spotlight, as their PR department is having their jobs done for them.

Week 16: RB Curt Warner (IND) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 16's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Curt Warner. His 16 att, 56 yds, 1 TD performance stood out in the 24 to 20 victory for the New York Giants.

The former Penn State gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 1172 Yards and 6 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 16: CB Wayne Milner (CHC) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Wayne Milner of the Chicago Cardinals has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Milner finished with 5 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.

Game Recaps for Week 16

Jets - 35, Seahawks - 29
Monarchs - 35, Ravens - 28
Chiefs - 23, Bills - 21
Giants - 24, Colts - 20
Cardinals - 30, Dolphins - 7
Falcons - 31, Buccaneers - 27
Vikings - 35, 49ers - 30
Bengals - 17, Packers - 16
Bears - 40, Browns - 14
Lions - 34, Raiders - 10

Game of the Week: New York Giants at Indianapolis Colts

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Indianapolis Colts
They field one of the most underestimated offenses. This is going to be a very viewer friendly game.

Mary Moore : Indianapolis Colts
I do not think you get very far against their defense. They are 1st in sacks with 47.

Jim Nox : Indianapolis Colts
This may be a pivotal game for their season.

Darren Francis : New York Giants
Their win streak will not be broken in this game.

Optimism after Buccaneers-Jets game!

Encouraging words after the Jets - Buccaneers game. 'I think we played well and showed some things. The Buccaneers are a good team and we played them well. There is plenty of promise on this roster, and we will be back and get them next time. Until then it is all about working hard to get there.' the 22 year old SS said.

Week 15: RB Maurice Jones-Drew (CLE) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 15's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Maurice Jones-Drew. His 42 att, 190 yds, 2 TD performance stood out in the 34 to 28 victory for the Cleveland Browns.

The former UCLA gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 1668 Yards and 13 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 15: DE Chris Doleman (IND) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Doleman absolutely dominated in the Colts 22-3 game with the Atlanta Falcons. He finished with 10 Tck, 6 Sck.

Game Recaps for Week 15

Monarchs - 37, Raiders - 31
Ravens - 29, Seahawks - 17
Bengals - 37, Dolphins - 14
49ers - 35, Bills - 17
Browns - 34, Chiefs - 28
Colts - 22, Falcons - 3
Giants - 30, Cardinals - 24
Buccaneers - 16, Jets - 14
Lions - 35, Packers - 16
Vikings - 20, Bears - 16

Game of the Week: Miami Dolphins at Cincinnati Bengals

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Miami Dolphins
For this game, a good bet is that the Dolphins' defense goes through Daryl Gardener - DT. This man has the ability to change games.

Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
For this game, the scouts tell me that Steve Kreider - WR is going to be a difference maker on the Bengals offense.

Jim Nox : Cincinnati Bengals
Do not throw statistics at me! The Bengals win because they are the better team.

Darren Francis : Miami Dolphins
Leadership. You cannot discount the difference it makes. I am thinking of a guy like Mike Alstott - FB. He will lead the way and help them win. If they lose this one, I will never hear the end of it.

Optimism after Bengals-Bills game!

Greg Jennings was optimistic in his postgame interview after the loss to the Bengals. 'I think we played well and showed some things. The Bengals are a good team and we played them well. There is plenty of promise on this roster, and we will be back and get them next time. Until then it is all about working hard to get there.' the 24 year old WR said.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 15)

Welcome to Coach Showdown with me. I'm Simon Sly. I will spare you the meandering and cut to the chase.

BARRY SWITZER, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, BALTIMORE RAVENS
The Ravens currently sit at 2-10-0.

Barry Switzer likes to mix it up on offense, switching between aggressive and conservative styles. His attitude is relaxed, and he is good at making everyone around him feel comfortable and promotes a friendly and unceremonial atmosphere in the organization.
Barry Switzer runs a run first None offense. He wants his running backs to focus on running the ball, limiting their other duties. He runs mostly from power formations. Fullbacks are not utilized much. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball.

They are 7th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 15th in the league passing touchdowns with 15. They are 16th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 183.8.They are 1st in the league in sacks allowed.They are 10th in the league in pancakes.They are 17th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 2nd in the league average yards per rush.They are 4th in the league rushing touchdowns with 20.They are 3rd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 187.They are 9th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 25.5.


NORM VAN BROCKLIN, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
The Seahawks currently sit at 5-7-0.

Norm Van Brocklin wants to be aggressive on offense. His attitude is relaxed, and he is good at making everyone around him feel comfortable and promotes a friendly and unceremonial atmosphere in the organization.
Norm Van Brocklin runs a run first None offense. He wants his running backs to focus on running the ball, limiting their other duties. He runs mostly from power formations. Fullbacks are not utilized much. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball.

They are 5th in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 12th in the league passing touchdowns with 18.
They are 7th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 231.2.
They are 13th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 4th in the league in pancakes.
They are 18th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 4th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 5th in the league rushing touchdowns with 18.
They are 13th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 137.3.
They are 7th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 25.8.

Buffalo: Local hero.

Buffalo Bills is proud of the community work of Dwight Stephenson. The 31 year old C from Buffalo Bills has been heavily involved in various outreach programs since he arrived in Buffalo.

Week 14: QB Boomer Esiason (MIA) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Miami Dolphins quarterback Boomer Esiason has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Dolphins defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, 26 to 21. Esiason did his part, throwing 3 touchdowns, completing 23 of 30 passes for 355 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 21 to 4, and a passer rating of 117.1.

Week 14: FS Eugene Robinson (NYJ) wins Defensive Player of the Week

FS Eugene Robinson of the New York Jets has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Robinson finished with 9 Tck, 3 FF.

Game Recaps for Week 14

Dolphins - 26, Chiefs - 21
Jets - 35, Ravens - 17
Bengals - 21, Monarchs - 6
Raiders - 38, Seahawks - 28
Bills - 41, Browns - 28
Giants - 37, Falcons - 30
Colts - 38, Buccaneers - 10
Cardinals - 36, Vikings - 13
49ers - 30, Packers - 20
Lions - 34, Bears - 17

Game of the Week: London Monarchs at Cincinnati Bengals

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : London Monarchs
Their win streak will not be broken in this game. The way they win this game will tell a lot about what they are as a team.

Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
I think their defense will carry them. They are 2nd in points allowed, averaging only 15.5. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 149.6 per game. They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up only 110.3 yards per game. They are 2nd in the league in tackles for loss. This is going to be a very viewer friendly game.

Jim Nox : London Monarchs
This is just going by my intuition. This will be a great game to watch.

Darren Francis : London Monarchs
The leadership on the Monarchs is great. You look at guys like Marcus McNeill - T and what he does for a team. Leadership like that helps you win games.

No Pass Zone in Cincinnati.

Bengals pass defense this year has been dynamite this season, giving up only 1646 in 11 games. Said one member of the defensive backfield, ‘We don’t back down from anybody. That’s our key to success. You put a 6’5 receiver out there, we play like we’re 6’6.’.

Packers lost. Lambeau has something to say about that.

War of words happening between the Packers and the Bears after game. 'I think we were the best team on the field. You know, the Bears can point to the result all they want, but they did not deserve to win this.

Week 13: RB Jim Brown (SEA) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 13's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Jim Brown. His 19 att, 121 yds, 0 TD, 3 rec, 44 yds, 1 TD performance stood out in the 34 to 20 victory for the Seattle Seahawks.

The former Syracuse gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 1288 Yards and 14 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 13: CB Dwight Hicks (IND) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Hicks's ball hawking ability was on display in the Colts 13-10 game with the Chicago Cardinals. He finished with 3 Tck.

"Dwight has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Colts Defensive Coordinator

Game Recaps for Week 13

Dolphins - 27, Raiders - 3
Seahawks - 34, Falcons - 20
Bills - 30, Jets - 7
Monarchs - 23, Chiefs - 21
Colts - 13, Cardinals - 10
Giants - 31, Ravens - 10
Bengals - 38, Lions - 31
49ers - 28, Browns - 17

Game of the Week: Cincinnati Bengals at Detroit Lions

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Cincinnati Bengals
I do not think you get very far against their defense. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 13.9. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 138.2 per game. They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up only 101.9 yards per game. They are 5th in interceptions with 8. They are 3rd in the league in tackles for loss. I am looking forward to watching this showdown.

Mary Moore : Detroit Lions
I see them winning again this week. A double digit win.

Jim Nox : Detroit Lions
When you consider the two rosters, I think a good bet is that the performance of Mike Williams - WR is especially is important. He is the heart of the Lions offense. He has been hard to contain this season.

Darren Francis : Cincinnati Bengals
They will put up a lot of points.

Chicago Bears pull off the upset!

The Chicago Bears have managed an unlikely win against Green Bay Packers.
The Packers appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Bears kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Packers to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the Bears fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 13)

Time for this weeks get to know your coaches. As always, Simon Sly deliver with this weeks coach comparison. I will spare you the meandering and cut to the chase.

TOM FLORES, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, OAKLAND RAIDERS
The Raiders currently sit at 6-4-0.

Tom Flores runs his offense conservatively. He is serious and unrelenting, asserts his authority and has little tolerance for distractions.
Tom Flores runs a run first None offense. He wants his running backs to focus on running the ball, limiting their other duties. He runs mostly from power formations. Fullbacks are not utilized much. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball.

They are 18th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 10th in the league passing touchdowns with 16. They are 19th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 138.They are 19th in the league in sacks allowed.They are 7th in the league in pancakes.They are 11th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 3rd in the league average yards per rush.They are 14th in the league rushing touchdowns with 10.They are 3rd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 201.8.They are 6th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 26.5.


JOHN MACKOVIC, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
The Chiefs currently sit at 3-7-0.

John Mackovic likes to mix it up on offense, switching between aggressive and conservative styles. He loves football, and it shows that this is his dreamjob. His eagerness to discuss all aspects of the game is infectious in an organization.
John Mackovic runs a run first None offense. He wants his running backs to focus on running the ball, limiting their other duties. He runs mostly from power formations. Fullbacks are not utilized much. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball.

They are 19th in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 15th in the league passing touchdowns with 12.
They are 10th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 203.
They are 18th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 9th in the league in pancakes.
They are 10th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 12th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 17th in the league rushing touchdowns with 8.
They are 17th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 114.
They are 19th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 17.5.

Week 12: QB Mike Ngo (BUF) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Buffalo Bills quarterback Mike Ngo has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Bills defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, 49 to 16. Ngo did his part, throwing 4 touchdowns, completing 18 of 21 passes for 314 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 16 to 2, and a passer rating of 116.7.

Week 12: DE Reggie White (BUF) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE White absolutely dominated in the Bills 49-16 game with the Kansas City Chiefs. He finished with 8 Tck, 2 Sck.

Game Recaps for Week 12

Dolphins - 26, Seahawks - 23
Jets - 30, Ravens - 27
Raiders - 41, Browns - 10
Bills - 49, Chiefs - 16
Giants - 38, Buccaneers - 10
Lions - 26, Cardinals - 6
Bears - 16, Packers - 14
49ers - 38, Vikings - 34

Game of the Week: Chicago Cardinals at Detroit Lions

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Chicago Cardinals
I see them winning again this week.

Mary Moore : Detroit Lions
Head coach Nick Miller does a great job getting them prepared every week. This week will be no different. Offensively he is a great and innovative thinker. Defensively he makes great adjustments. He is really good at analyzing and preparing for opponents.

Jim Nox : Chicago Cardinals
For this game, I sense that the Cardinals rely on Dave Waymer - CB on their defense. This is no reason to worry, he is great. There will be a lot to dissect after this game.

Darren Francis : Chicago Cardinals
I think having a team players like Neil Lomax - QB is the kind of thing that will help the Cardinals win this game. There will be a lot to dissect after this game.

Big boys shows the way in Minnesota.

The guys in the offensive trenches from Vikings are slapping defenses around this year. They’ve given up only 4 sacks in 10 games while collecting 342 pancakes.

Winning pleases everyone.

Cardinals fans are ecstatic this week after their team lit up the Giants. Paddy Driscoll said of his team, ‘We’re hungry as a team. We compete and mean business, and we showed that.’

Sewell blasts coach in wake of Buccaneers loss.

Steve Sewell was angry about the game against Colts. Moreover, he denied that the players were at fault. 'Sure, we lost, but we were playing well. I think this is a testament to our character and preparation' said the Buccaneers RB. He added: 'The Colts are a good team, but I we played our hearts out and kept grinding. We learned a lot from this game, and it will help us in the future'.

Local community praises Battles

Green Bay news report that Packers' FB Cliff Battles has been anonymously donating parts of his salary to local charities.

Week 11: DE Bruce Smith (IND) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Bruce Smith of the Indianapolis Colts has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Smith finished with 5 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 FF.

Game Recaps for Week 11

Monarchs - 28, Seahawks - 24
Dolphins - 26, Jets - 21
Bengals - 24, Chiefs - 20
Raiders - 31, Bills - 24
Falcons - 30, Bears - 17
Colts - 30, Buccaneers - 28
Packers - 21, Vikings - 13
Cardinals - 16, Giants - 13

Game of the Week: New York Giants at Chicago Cardinals

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Chicago Cardinals
The Cardinals are for real! This will be watercooler talk on monday. Do not miss it.

Mary Moore : Chicago Cardinals
When you consider the two rosters, I think that Dave Waymer - CB will drive the offense crazy.

Jim Nox : New York Giants
The difference in this game will be their defense. They are 2nd in points allowed, averaging only 14.4. They are 4th in pass defense. They only give up 158.9 per game. They are 5th in run defense. Giving up only 119.9 yards per game. They are 4th in interceptions with 9.

Darren Francis : Chicago Cardinals
They play great together. Having a guy like Neil Lomax - QB on the field who understands what everyone needs to do and helping them play as a unit will help them a great deal in this game. But it will be a close game.

Top receiver trio?

The Falcons trio of Keyshawn Johnson - WR, Marvin Harrison - WR and Mike Quick - WR are currently the leading trio of pass catchers in the league, with 1746 receiving yards between the three.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 11)

Simon Sly is back with this week's edition of Coach Showdown. Let us jump right in.

DAN DANIEL, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
The Chiefs currently sit at 3-5-0.

Dan Daniel wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. He adapts his demeanor to the situation, and does whatever he thinks it takes to get through to his players and co-workers.
Dan Daniel runs a None defense. It features primarily zone coverage. He targets the rungame, daring the offense to pass. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport.

They are 16th in sacks with 8.
They are 17th in points allowed, averaging 30.
They are 7th in pass defense with 172.6 yards given up per game.
They are 13th in run defense. Giving up 157.6 yards per game.
They are 10th in interceptions with 5.
They are 14th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 8th in forced fumbles.



RAY RHODES, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
The 49ers currently sit at 5-4-0.

Ray Rhodes wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. He loves football, and it shows that this is his dreamjob. His eagerness to discuss all aspects of the game is infectious in an organization.
Ray Rhodes runs a None defense. It features primarily zone coverage. He targets the rungame, daring the offense to pass. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport.

They are 3rd in sacks with 24.
They are 11th in points allowed, averaging 24.2.
They are 5th in pass defense with 166.4 yards given up per game.
They are 11th in run defense. Giving up 152.3 yards per game.
They are 8th in interceptions with 6.
They are 15th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 7th in forced fumbles.

Game of the Week: New York Giants at Chicago Cardinals

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : New York Giants
Easy prediction.

Mary Moore : Chicago Cardinals
We are doing a sweepstakes at the network, and I look forward to raking in the winnings for this bet.

Jim Nox : New York Giants
This will really be a statement win.

Darren Francis : Chicago Cardinals
I have a lot of respect for head coach Paddy Driscoll. He is doing great things in Chicago. He is a great offensive mind. He is running an explosive defense. The way he prepares gives them an advantage in any game.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 11)

Simon Sly is here to bring you another edition of Coach Showdown. Let us get on with it.

GRACE SAVAGE, HEAD COACH, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
The 49ers currently sit at 5-4-0.

Grace Savage wants to be aggressive on both sides of the ball. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.

Savage seems a little bit smarter than Hunt.
Savage works with young players somewhat better than Hunt.


GRACIE HUNT, HEAD COACH, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
The Chiefs currently sit at 3-5-0.

Gracie Hunt preaches flexibility on both offense and defense, focusing on what the situation demands. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.

Hunt is slightly more detail oriented than Savage.
Hunt motivates his team a little better than Savage.
Hunt makes his players hit the weight room more often than Savage.

Week 9: QB Randall Cunningham (GB) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Green Bay Packers quarterback Randall Cunningham has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Packers defeated the Atlanta Falcons, 17 to 10. Cunningham did his part, throwing 1 touchdowns, completing 17 of 25 passes for 128 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 14 to 10, and a passer rating of 89.5.

Week 9: DE Sean Jones (LON) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Jones absolutely dominated in the Monarchs 19-11 game with the Miami Dolphins. He finished with 3 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 Sfty.

Game Recaps for Week 9

Monarchs - 19, Dolphins - 11
Chiefs - 38, Ravens - 27
Bengals - 24, Browns - 22
Giants - 20, Lions - 17
Cardinals - 24, Buccaneers - 14
Packers - 17, Falcons - 10
49ers - 30, Bears - 14
Vikings - 38, Colts - 17

Game of the Week: Detroit Lions at New York Giants

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
Looking at how the teams match up, I see that Richard Dent - DE can take over a game. Looking at the Lions defense, it is clear that when he shows up, it is always entertaining.

Mary Moore : New York Giants
There will be some wild plays in this game.

Jim Nox : New York Giants
Head coach Clayton Bigsby does a great job getting them prepared every week. This week will be no different. He is running a great offense. He is has a really good understanding of what works on defense. The way he and his coaches prepare is beautiful.

Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
In this game, it is likely that Bruce Matthews - T will dominate the defense. This is going to be great to watch.

Big boys shows the way in London.

The guys in the offensive trenches from Monarchs are smashing opponents this year. They’ve given up only 7 sacks in 8 games while collecting 289 pancakes.

Bears lost. Williams has something to say about that.

Erik Williams pointed fingers when asked about the loss to Buccaneers. 'Surely, we have to take responsibility, but they were playing dirty, and it is a testament to their character' said the Bears Erik Williams - T. He continued: 'The Buccaneers' players will likely take offense to this, but I do not care. It is what it is, they did not deserve to win'.'

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 9)

Simon Sly is back with this week's edition of Coach Showdown. I will spare you the meandering and cut to the chase.

TED LASSO, HEAD COACH, CINCINNATI BENGALS
The Bengals currently sit at 6-2-0.

Ted Lasso wants to be aggressive on both sides of the ball. He is a silent, strong leader. He does his job meticulously without making unnecessary waves, and expects those around him to do the same.

Lasso works with young players somewhat better than Dungy.


TONY DUNGY, HEAD COACH, INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
The Colts currently sit at 4-4-0.

Tony Dungy preaches flexibility on both offense and defense, focusing on what the situation demands. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.

Dungy seems a little bit smarter than Lasso.
Dungy motivates his team a little better than Lasso.

Duper connecting with fans

Reports out of Chicago show that seems like Mark Duper - WR is everywhere these days. It is not without reason we are seeing him everywhere, jersey sales are through the roof, fans come to weekly practices just to see him in action, and social media is blowing up.

Week 8: QB Steve Young (LON) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced London Monarchs quarterback Steve Young has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Monarchs defeated the Baltimore Ravens, 38 to 35. Young did his part, throwing 5 touchdowns, completing 26 of 35 passes for 402 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 14 to 1, and a passer rating of 123.1.

Week 8: DE Chris Doleman (IND) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Doleman absolutely dominated in the Colts 31-24 game with the Atlanta Falcons. He finished with 6 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.

Game Recaps for Week 8

Jets - 34, Seahawks - 10
Monarchs - 38, Ravens - 35
Bengals - 10, Bills - 9
Raiders - 45, Browns - 28
Colts - 31, Falcons - 24
Lions - 30, Vikings - 24
Packers - 28, 49ers - 17
Buccaneers - 20, Bears - 17

Game of the Week: Buffalo Bills at Cincinnati Bengals

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Buffalo Bills
Do not throw statistics at me! The Bills win because they are the better team.

Mary Moore : Buffalo Bills
This defense is likely to step up this week. They are 5th in sacks with 15. They are 3rd in pass defense. They only give up 156.4 per game. They are 2nd in the league pass average yards per rush.

Jim Nox : Cincinnati Bengals
Head coach Ted Lasso runs a tight ship in Cincinnati. I feel certain he has prepared an excellent gameplan. He is a great offensive mind. Defensively he makes great adjustments. He will out-prepare any opponent.

Darren Francis : Buffalo Bills
When you think of the players that will be on the field, a good bet is that Reggie White - DE is going to be a difference maker on the Bills defense.

Defense dominates in San Francisco.

The 49ers defensive front is beating up their enemies so far this season with a total of 11 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and 42 tackles in 7 games.

Joseph Addai - RB is looking good!

Joseph Addai - RB is looking good out there so far this season. If he keeps playing such impressive football, he’s got a shot at an MVP caliber season.

Locker rooms need leaders

it has been visible on the field, the Jets locker room loves Mike Stonebreaker! The 25-year old LB has been showing incredible leadership, and has really managed to pull the Jets team together. Coaches are over the moon with the leader he has become.

Week 7: QB Jay Cutler (NYG) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The New York Giants' Jay Cutler threw 5 touchdowns, completing 32 of 37 passes for 340 yards in the Giants victory over the Indianapolis Colts.

After being drafted in Round 1 of the 1987 amateur draft, season number 1 for Cutler, has seen some impressive numbers including 15 touchdown passes this season.

Week 7: SS Mike Dumas (KC) wins Defensive Player of the Week

SS Mike Dumas of the Kansas City Chiefs has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Dumas finished with 3 Tck, 1 Sck, 2 FF, 2 FR.

Game Recaps for Week 7

Dolphins - 41, Jets - 10
Seahawks - 35, Monarchs - 31
Bills - 30, Ravens - 24
Bengals - 23, Raiders - 20
Chiefs - 31, Browns - 14
Falcons - 30, Cardinals - 20
Giants - 56, Colts - 10
Lions - 41, Bears - 24
Packers - 34, Vikings - 24
49ers - 52, Buccaneers - 14

Game of the Week: Chicago Cardinals at Atlanta Falcons

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Chicago Cardinals
They won their last game, they will win this game. I expect some incredible plays in this game.

Mary Moore : Chicago Cardinals
I just really like the way they coach in Chicago. Head coach Paddy Driscoll is doing great things. He makes great offensive adjustments. He is has a really good understanding of what works on defense. He preperation is impeccable. There will be some wild plays in this game.

Jim Nox : Atlanta Falcons
Do not sleep on this offense. They are 3rd in the league passing touchdowns with 11. They are 3rd in the league passing yards per game. They average 245.3! They are 5th in the league in sacks allowed. They are 5th in the league average yards per rush. They are 5th in the league rushing touchdowns with 11. They are 1st in the league points scored per game. They average 32.3! They get their win and this game will be just another day at the office.

Darren Francis : Atlanta Falcons
A single digit win.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 7)

Welcome to Coach Showdown with me. I'm Simon Sly. I will spare you the meandering and cut to the chase.

DAN DANIEL, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
The Chiefs currently sit at 1-5-0.

Dan Daniel wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. He adapts his demeanor to the situation, and does whatever he thinks it takes to get through to his players and co-workers.
Dan Daniel runs a None defense. It features primarily zone coverage. He targets the rungame, daring the offense to pass. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport.

They are 16th in sacks with 4.
They are 20th in points allowed, averaging 33.2.
They are 7th in pass defense with 180.2 yards given up per game.
They are 15th in run defense. Giving up 165.7 yards per game.
They are 8th in interceptions with 4.
They are 8th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 15th in forced fumbles.



BUDDY RYAN, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, CHICAGO BEARS
The Bears currently sit at 1-5-0.

Buddy Ryan wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. He adapts his demeanor to the situation, and does whatever he thinks it takes to get through to his players and co-workers.
Buddy Ryan runs a None defense. It features primarily zone coverage. He targets the rungame, daring the offense to pass. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport. He wants defensive linemen who can help in runsupport.

They are 10th in sacks with 8.
They are 19th in points allowed, averaging 31.7.
They are 19th in pass defense with 254 yards given up per game.
They are 9th in run defense. Giving up 139.5 yards per game.
They are 9th in interceptions with 4.
They are 15th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 9th in forced fumbles.

Week 6: RB O.J. Simpson (TB) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 6's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back O.J. Simpson. His 26 att, 207 yds, 2 TD performance stood out in the 30 to 16 victory for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The former USC gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 772 Yards and 4 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 6: CB Dwayne Woodruff (BAL) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Woodruff's ball hawking ability was on display in the Ravens 41-27 game with the Indianapolis Colts. He finished with 5 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD.

"Dwayne has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Ravens Defensive Coordinator

Game Recaps for Week 6

Cardinals - 17, Seahawks - 16
Buccaneers - 30, Monarchs - 16
Bengals - 45, Bears - 10
Bills - 39, Raiders - 19
Jets - 27, Browns - 24
Falcons - 24, Dolphins - 17
Ravens - 41, Colts - 27
Lions - 27, 49ers - 7
Giants - 22, Packers - 14
Vikings - 41, Chiefs - 10

Game of the Week: New York Giants at Green Bay Packers

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : New York Giants
They will win again this week. A double digit win.

Mary Moore : New York Giants
Really this could go either way, but you will never get me to admit it.

Jim Nox : New York Giants
When you think of the players that will be on the field, it is likely that Johnny Meads - LB has to potential to carry the Giants defense. The referees will have their work cut out for them. This will be very competitive and intense.

Darren Francis : New York Giants
It might be a high scoring game.

Matthews targets coach John Harbaugh after Ravens loss.

Clay Matthews seemed almost depressed in an interview after the Ravens lost. He indicated that a big factor in the loss was the Ravens' coaching, that appeared one step behind at every turn. The Ravens LB said he felt they were outcoached in their latest game. 'We seem to always come up short in the critical situations. I feel like the players are giving their all, but that our coaches just are not holding up their end of the bargain. Especially Head Coach John Harbaugh has been a dissapointment, he is just not rising to the moment.', he said.

The leadership of Stallworth.

A person in the Seahawks' locker room says John Stallworth - WR has cemented his status as a leader in Seattle. Stallworth has been taking care that everyone performs their best and the Seahawks players really seem to gravitate towards him.

Week 5: QB Mike Ngo (BUF) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The Buffalo Bills' Mike Ngo threw 2 touchdowns, completing 15 of 21 passes for 128 yards in the Bills victory over the Minnesota Vikings.

After being drafted in Round 1 of the 1986 amateur draft, season number 2 for Ngo, has seen some impressive numbers including 9 touchdown passes this season.

Week 5: CB Lemar Parrish (NYG) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Lemar Parrish of the New York Giants has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Parrish finished with 7 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.

Game Recaps for Week 5

Colts - 27, Dolphins - 20
Monarchs - 38, Jets - 28
Raiders - 38, Ravens - 10
Bills - 28, Vikings - 27
Bengals - 26, Chiefs - 0
Seahawks - 26, Browns - 14
49ers - 30, Cardinals - 13
Giants - 31, Bears - 13
Packers - 31, Buccaneers - 17
Falcons - 31, Lions - 28

Game of the Week: Atlanta Falcons at Detroit Lions

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Atlanta Falcons
A tough choice. I think it will be a close game.

Mary Moore : Atlanta Falcons
I think having a team players like Kent Hill - G is the kind of thing that will help the Falcons win this game.

Jim Nox : Atlanta Falcons
You got to like this offense. They are 4th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 5th in the league passing touchdowns with 7. They are 5th in the league passing yards per game. They average 234.2! They are 5th in the league in sacks allowed. They are 5th in the league average yards per rush. They are 4th in the league rushing touchdowns with 8. They are 5th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 172.5! They are 1st in the league points scored per game. They average 34.8!

Darren Francis : Atlanta Falcons
I do not think people realize how good this defense is. They are 2nd in run defense. Giving up only 91.5 yards per game. They are 5th in the league pass average yards per rush. There will be some wild plays in this game.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 5)

Time for this weeks get to know your coaches. As always, Simon Sly deliver with this weeks coach comparison. This is an interesting week.

JOE GIBBS, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, CHICAGO CARDINALS
The Cardinals currently sit at 3-1-0.

Joe Gibbs runs his offense conservatively. His attitude is relaxed, and he is good at making everyone around him feel comfortable and promotes a friendly and unceremonial atmosphere in the organization.
Joe Gibbs runs a run first None offense. He wants his running backs to focus on running the ball, limiting their other duties. He runs mostly from power formations. Fullbacks are not utilized much. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball.

They are 12th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 6th in the league passing touchdowns with 7. They are 1st in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 272.5.They are 8th in the league in sacks allowed.They are 13th in the league in pancakes.They are 2nd in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 14th in the league average yards per rush.They are 10th in the league rushing touchdowns with 5.They are 18th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 116.They are 6th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 28.


MIKE SHANAHAN, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, LONDON MONARCHS
The Monarchs currently sit at 2-2-0.

Mike Shanahan runs his offense conservatively. He is serious and unrelenting, asserts his authority and has little tolerance for distractions.
Mike Shanahan runs a run first None offense. He wants his running backs to focus on running the ball, limiting their other duties. He runs mostly from power formations. Fullbacks are not utilized much. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball.

They are 7th in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 14th in the league passing touchdowns with 5.
They are 11th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 193.2.
They are 10th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 2nd in the league in pancakes.
They are 1st in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 12th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 9th in the league rushing touchdowns with 5.
They are 7th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 162.8.
They are 13th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 20.5.

Simpson still having red flags

The Buccaneers' front office has announced that they have had inquiries from the league disciplinary committee regarding O.J. Simpson - RB. O.J. Simpson - RB is making it difficult for himself and the Buccaneers. Simpson could be a productive player, but he must be able to stay out of trouble or teams will tire off him sooner rather than later.

Week 4: QB Steve Young (LON) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced London Monarchs quarterback Steve Young has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Monarchs defeated the Cleveland Browns, 35 to 10. Young did his part, throwing 3 touchdowns, completing 14 of 25 passes for 203 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 5 to 0, and a passer rating of 120.9.

Week 4: LB Fredd Young (NYJ) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Young absolutely dominated in the Jets 13-7 game with the Cincinnati Bengals. He finished with 8 Tck.

Game Recaps for Week 4

Bills - 40, Seahawks - 34
Monarchs - 35, Browns - 10
Jets - 13, Bengals - 7
Dolphins - 35, Ravens - 30
Raiders - 10, Chiefs - 0
Falcons - 30, 49ers - 14
Colts - 20, Packers - 14
Giants - 27, Buccaneers - 21
Lions - 20, Vikings - 14
Bears - 23, Cardinals - 10

Game of the Week: Detroit Lions at Minnesota Vikings

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
Their win streak will not be broken in this game. Replace the batteries in your remote. You do not want to miss this game.

Mary Moore : Minnesota Vikings
For this match up, a good bet is that Keith Bostic - SS will drive the quarterback crazy. Look for him to dominate.

Jim Nox : Minnesota Vikings
When you consider the two rosters, you would be a fool not to think that Devin Hester - WR is a guy who will determine the result of the game. He supersharges their offense.

Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
You just have to look at their defense. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 10. They are 3rd in pass defense. They only give up 134.7 per game. They are 5th in the league in tackles for loss.

Williams sees the bright side of Bears loss.

Erik Williams was optimistic in his postgame interview after the loss to the Chiefs. The Bears T said he saw good things from his team in the game against the Chiefs. 'We proved this game that we have it in us. We came close and we showed what we are all about. This team is hungry, and I think there are good things in there future.', he said.

Phillips still having red flags

Out of Chicago, we have the usual reports about Lawrence Phillips, the RB. Lawrence Phillips - RB is making it difficult for himself and the Cardinals. Phillips could be a productive player, but he must be able to stay out of trouble or teams will tire off him sooner rather than later.

Week 3: QB Randall Cunningham (GB) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The Green Bay Packers' Randall Cunningham threw 3 touchdowns, completing 16 of 23 passes for 244 yards in the Packers victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.

After being drafted in Round 1 of the 1985 amateur draft, season number 3 for Cunningham, has seen some impressive numbers including 4 touchdown passes this season.

Week 3: DE Reggie Camp (OAK) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Reggie Camp of the Oakland Raiders has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Camp finished with 2 Tck.

Game Recaps for Week 3

Seahawks - 28, Ravens - 23
Bengals - 31, Browns - 14
Bills - 44, Dolphins - 7
Falcons - 30, Buccaneers - 24
Lions - 34, Colts - 17
Cardinals - 20, Jets - 10
Giants - 17, Monarchs - 0
49ers - 28, Raiders - 17
Packers - 47, Chiefs - 6
Vikings - 27, Bears - 14

Game of the Week: Detroit Lions at Indianapolis Colts

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Indianapolis Colts
I do not think their defense gets enough credit. A tough choice. I think it will be a close game.

Mary Moore : Indianapolis Colts
Head coach Tony Dungy puts them over the top in this game. He is doing some really smart things on offense. Defensively he makes great adjustments. The way he and his coaches prepare is beautiful. They get their win and this game will be just another day at the office.

Jim Nox : Detroit Lions
They will win again this week. There will be some very good football to watch here.

Darren Francis : Indianapolis Colts
This is a very good offense. This game will be so very entertaining.

Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1988 Week 3)

Simon Sly is back with this week's edition of Coach Showdown. I will spare you the meandering and cut to the chase.

TOM FLORES, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, OAKLAND RAIDERS
The Raiders currently sit at 1-1-0.

Tom Flores runs his offense conservatively. He is serious and unrelenting, asserts his authority and has little tolerance for distractions.
Tom Flores runs a run first None offense. He wants his running backs to focus on running the ball, limiting their other duties. He runs mostly from power formations. Fullbacks are not utilized much. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball.

They are 20th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 7th in the league passing touchdowns with 3. They are 20th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 83.They are 17th in the league in sacks allowed.They are 11th in the league in pancakes.They are 15th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 10th in the league average yards per rush.They are 16th in the league rushing touchdowns with 1.They are 6th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 174.5.They are 14th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 22.


JERRY BURNS, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, MINNESOTA VIKINGS
The Vikings currently sit at 1-1-0.

Jerry Burns runs his offense conservatively. He adapts his demeanor to the situation, and does whatever he thinks it takes to get through to his players and co-workers.
Jerry Burns runs a run first None offense. He wants his running backs to focus on running the ball, limiting their other duties. He runs mostly from power formations. Fullbacks are not utilized much. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball. He wants his quarterbacks to stay in the pocket and deliver the ball.

They are 6th in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 15th in the league passing touchdowns with 2.
They are 15th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 181.5.
They are 4th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 1st in the league in pancakes.
They are 5th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 14th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 9th in the league rushing touchdowns with 3.
They are 5th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 179.
They are 9th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 24.5.

It's all about Collinsworth.

According to rumours out of the Bengals locker room coaches are growing tired of having to baby Cris Collinsworth - WR. There is always some thing, he needs to be done a little differently.

Week 2: RB Freeman McNeil (DET) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The honor comes after McNeil's 20 att, 248 yds, 4 TD performance against the Buffalo Bills. McNeil from UCLA was selected in round 10, 3 years ago.

McNeil now has 320 Rushing Yards and 4 Touchdowns for the season.

Week 2: LB Mel Kaufman (MIA) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Kaufman absolutely dominated in the Dolphins 34-24 game with the New York Giants. He finished with 6 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.

Game Recaps for Week 2

Dolphins - 34, Giants - 24
Colts - 38, Monarchs - 31
Falcons - 55, Jets - 21
Cardinals - 38, Ravens - 14
Bengals - 55, 49ers - 7
Packers - 24, Raiders - 16
Chiefs - 33, Bears - 27
Browns - 23, Vikings - 19
Buccaneers - 31, Seahawks - 13
Lions - 44, Bills - 13

Game of the Week: Chicago Cardinals at Baltimore Ravens

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Baltimore Ravens
Look for them to build on their last win. This may be where we see their true colors.

Mary Moore : Baltimore Ravens
For this game, I feel certain that Darrelle Revis - CB will be a key figure in this game. Do not sleep on this guy's ability.

Jim Nox : Baltimore Ravens
I just have this gut feeling. Can't lose.

Darren Francis : Chicago Cardinals
This is a high powered offense.

Ben Utt vs Simon Fletcher.

Sources in Cincinnati confirm that Ben Utt - G continues to get attention for all the wrong reasons. There has been numerous under the radar conflicts during training. Often resulting in shouting matches. Recently, in training, shoving turned into punching, and coaches had to separate Ben Utt - G and Simon Fletcher - DE. The Bengals have yet to comment on the situation.

Week 1: QB John Elway (BAL) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Baltimore Ravens quarterback John Elway has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Ravens defeated the Kansas City Chiefs, 48 to 21. Elway did his part, throwing 2 touchdowns, completing 17 of 21 passes for 164 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 2 to 0, and a passer rating of 131.0.

Week 1: LB Lawrence Taylor (CHC) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Taylor absolutely dominated in the Cardinals 44-7 game with the Chicago Bears. He finished with 10 Tck, 3 Sck.

Game Recaps for Week 1

Lions - 26, Dolphins - 0
Seahawks - 38, Jets - 21
Ravens - 48, Chiefs - 21
Raiders - 28, Bills - 16
Falcons - 24, Bengals - 17
49ers - 41, Colts - 20
Cardinals - 44, Bears - 7
Giants - 24, Buccaneers - 6
Monarchs - 16, Packers - 10
Vikings - 30, Browns - 22

Preseason Week 1: T Lance Smith (SEA) has suffered a major injury!

The Seattle Seahawks' T Lance Smith has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Season Predictions

The sports journalists association has published the results of this year's division prediction polls among their twenty top sports journalists.

AFC West: Buffalo Bills with 11 votes (Runner up: Cincinnati Bengals with 5 votes)

AFC East: Baltimore Ravens with 10 votes (Runner up: Seattle Seahawks with 6 votes)

NFC West: Detroit Lions with 10 votes (Runner up: Green Bay Packers with 9 votes)

NFC East: Atlanta Falcons with 10 votes (Runner up: Indianapolis Colts with 6 votes)

Game of the Week: Cincinnati Bengals at Atlanta Falcons

Our Expert Predictions:

Jeremy Piper : Cincinnati Bengals
This offense is likely to step up this week.

Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
Head coach Ted Lasso has this team running like a well oiled machine. He is doing some really smart things on offense. Defensively he makes great adjustments. He is really good at analyzing and preparing for opponents. This should be some good football.

Jim Nox : Atlanta Falcons
For this game, I sense that Marvin Harrison - WR needs to show up, but if he does the Falcons will be putting up points.

Darren Francis : Atlanta Falcons
I think having a team players like Kent Hill - G is the kind of thing that will help the Falcons win this game. This will be a very entertaining game.

Highlights and Lowlights from Training camp

With training camps overwith, it is worth briefly looking at who did well and who did not so well.

The following players did excellently, and have turned heads during their various camps:
Kansas City Chiefs: SS Mike Dumas - SS
Kansas City Chiefs: G Ed King - G
Oakland Raiders: LB Bobby Carpenter - LB
Buffalo Bills: LB Desmond Bishop - LB
Cincinnati Bengals: LB Corey Mays - LB
New York Jets: WR Marques Colston - WR
London Monarchs: RB Terry Allen - RB
London Monarchs: DT William Perry - DT
Baltimore Ravens: G David Jones - G
Detroit Lions: WR Mike Williams - WR
San Francisco 49ers: K Scott Blanton - K
New York Giants: RB Michael Bush - RB
Indianapolis Colts: WR Paul Warfield - WR


The following players had a terrible camp:
Kansas City Chiefs: DT Bob Golic - DT
Oakland Raiders: K Adam Vinatieri - K
Oakland Raiders: CB Derrick Burroughs - CB
Buffalo Bills: G Jahri Evans - G
Green Bay Packers: WR Stepfret Williams - WR
New York Giants: WR Terrell Owens - WR

Post Free Agency Retirements

The following players have retired after going unsigned through free agency:
RB Robert Wilson
RB Otis Wonsley
RB Erric Pegram
RB Derrick Ross
RB Lynn Cain
RB Curvin Richards
RB Reggie Rivers
RB Derrick Douglas
RB Marcus Wilson
RB Montell Owens
RB Randall Morris
RB Aaron Craver
RB Ernie Thompson
RB Wali Lundy
G Kevin Boothe
G Steve Courson
G Aaron Merz
G Davin Joseph
G Tony Palmer
G Robert Pratt
G Quinn Ojinnaka
G Jeff Kiewel
G John Scully
T Phil Pozderac
T Mark Vander Poel
T Jim Cooper
T Daniel Federkeil
T Scott Bergold
T Reggie McElroy
T Rob Smith
T Brad Butler
TE Kerry Cash
TE Joe Klopfenstein
TE Adrian Cooper
TE Delanie Walker
TE Derek Price
WR Brian Clark
WR Ethan Kilmer
WR Doug Thomas
WR Derek Russell
WR Taye Biddle
WR Clay Pickering
WR Micheal Spurlock
WR David Anderson
WR Phil McConkey
WR Eric Wright
WR David Daniels
WR Maurice Stovall
WR Derek Kinder
WR Skyler Green
WR Jesse Bendross
CB Drew Coleman
CB Rufus Bess
CB Jamie Thompson
CB Ashton Youboty
CB Perry Williams
CB T.J. Rushing
CB John Hardy
CB Bobby Jackson
CB Johnny Lynn
LB Oliver Hoyte
LB Terna Nande
LB Al Chamblee
LB Calvin Tiggle
LB Jordan Beck
LB Brian Jones
LB Huey Richardson
LB Anthony Cannon
LB Darrick Brownlow
LB Brandon Johnson
LB Joel Williams
LB Bob Harris
LB John Johnson
LB Gerris Wilkinson
LB Vince Osby
LB Jon Alston
LB Monte Coleman
LB Byron Hunt
DT Chris Williams
DT Tommy Jackson
DT George Achica
DT Charles Martin
DT Don Smerek
DT Jon Lewis
DT George Thornton
DT Antwon Burton
DT Brad White
DE Brent Hawkins
DE Stephen Bowen
DE A.J. Schable
DE Stanley McClover
DE Andre Townsend
DE William Gay
DE Shane Curry
DE Mark Anderson
DE John Cannon
DE Stafford Mays
FS Dion Byrum
FS John Busing
FS Michael Downs
FS Antwain Spann
FS Michael Huff
SS Mike Davis
SS Dee Webb
SS Al Gross
SS John Eubanks
SS Charlie Peprah

FS LaMarcus Hicks (N/A) has retired!

FS LaMarcus Hicks (68 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.

WR Trumaine Johnson (N/A) has retired!

WR Trumaine Johnson (75 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.

WR Calvin Johnson (CLE) goes #1 overall!

NEW YORK -- The Cleveland Browns drafted Calvin Johnson #1 overall in the 1988 draft. The 6' 5" WR fits the team's needs perfectly. Said Browns general manager: "It's up to us to develop him and get good players around him."

"The great thing about the game of football is, it's a team game," Johnson said on a conference call. "I'm just going to be one piece of the puzzle."

Moore and Nox Mock Draft

Pick 1: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Larry Moore: Patrick Willis - LB
He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. This guy is pure muscle. He will shed blocks and hit he hole on run plays. Has good instincts on the field. He addresses a need for them.

Jim Nox: LaMarr Woodley - LB
Known among his teammates as a hard worker. If you ask around, everyone will tell you, this kid is all about the team. He is driven by the love of the sport. I like the way he tackles. Wraps up the ball carrier and drags him down. No need to take chances. His physical foundation given him an nice ceiling. Has the speed to keep contain, and even chase down run plays going the opposite direction. Hard not to love. Plug a hole in the roster with a great player. That is really what they need to do. This pick does it.

Pick 2: Cleveland Browns
Larry Moore: LaMarr Woodley - LB
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. This kid breeds synergy, teams play better when he is on the field. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. No nonsense tackler. This young man can hold his own in the weight room. And he is strong enough to hold his own on the field as well. He closes so fast. Offensive tackles will learn that the hard way. He fills a need for them. They will be happy to get him.

Jim Nox: Patrick Willis - LB
This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. This is a young man who has enough strength to shed blocks. Did I mention strength?. Can be relied upon to understand his role on any given play. The stars align for them to get him here. Just what they need. Blue-chip player with great upside. Hard to botch this pick.

Pick 3: Seattle Seahawks
Larry Moore: Calvin Johnson - WR
Liked by coaches and teammates. This is the guy you want come crunch time. He will make the catch when you need it. Here is a kid that allows you to go over the top whenever you want to. His speed will really open up the running game. Has the elusiveness and the ability to change direction smoothly to punish any lapse in attention from the defense. They need him now. Well yesterday actually. They will love him tomorrow. They will revere him by the end of his career.

Jim Nox: Calvin Johnson - WR
Well liked in the locker room. So hard to defend. He will pull down the ball even in the tightest coverage. If you miss the tackle, you will not catch this kid. Has the elusiveness and the ability to change direction smoothly to punish any lapse in attention from the defense. Are there other guys worth picking here? Sure, but none of them fit this well with what they need, and he is a solid talent.

Pick 4: New York Giants
Larry Moore: Joe Thomas - T
Not afraid to lead. The guy has his head on straight. This kid loves the weight room, and has developed nice strength for being this early in his career. Has nice technique when blocking on run plays. Keeps his leverage and finishes his blocks. Coaches salivate over his pass blocking skills. Make no mistake, they are elite already and protecting the QB is the most critical part of playing offense. He fills a need for them. Great pick here.

Jim Nox: Joe Thomas - T
Need a leader? He is your guy. His college coaches talk highly of his work ethic. Has sufficient strength to play with the big boys in the pros. Scouts love his understanding for opening running lanes in the running game. Pass blocks like a pro. Keeps his balance and turns defenders deep. Fill a need, get a quality player, everyone wins! He will fit right in with the pros.

Pick 5: New York Jets
Larry Moore: Ted Ginn Jr. - WR
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. He is driven by the love of the sport. Teams are not allowed to sleep on the kind of speed this kid brings to an offense. This guy is available. This guy fills a need. They have to take him. It makes so much sense.

Jim Nox: Ted Ginn Jr. - WR
His college coaches talk highly of his work ethic. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. Speed, speed speed! Did I mention Speed? He fills a hole at the position. Blue-chip player. Will fit right in and start right away. Love it.

Pick 6: Baltimore Ravens
Larry Moore: Adrian Peterson - RB
Cuts with ease and elegance. His speed is not the first thing you notice, but he has more than enough. Has sufficient strength to grind out yards on inside runs. Some might say this is a 'need' pick, but we must remember, this is a really good player as well. He will contribute early and often. No losers here.

Jim Nox: David Harris - LB
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. The expectation is that his strength will translate into fumbles. It will definitely help him shed blocks and produce big hits. More than enough speed for the position. This will become evident as he develops. He is a smart kid, and it shows when he plays. Might not be what fans want, but there is a reason people are getting paid to make these decisions. This is a rock solid pick, and he fits what they are looking for. Fans will come around quickly once they see him play.

Pick 7: Kansas City Chiefs
Larry Moore: Jon Beason - LB
Solid tackler. Definitely good strength for a Defensive End. Will shed blocks and occasionally bull rush smaller opponents. This young man is fast enough to drop even the fast RBs for losses is they come his way. Once this kid gets in the building, they will be set at this position for years.

Jim Nox: Jon Beason - LB
Tackles with good technique. Would occasionally flatten offensive linemen in college. Even in the pros, opponents better not try to block him with a Tight End or Running Back. So fast. You could drop him into coverage if you wanted. If you miss your block on this guy, he will be in the face of the QB before he has even finished dropping back. He fills a need for them. Great pick here.

Pick 8: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Larry Moore: David Harris - LB
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. This young man can hold his own in the weight room. And he is strong enough to hold his own on the field as well. Scouts all say his speed is not a problem, he plays way faster than his forty time. His college teammates all point to how smart he is. This guy is available. This guy fills a need. They have to take him. It makes so much sense.

Jim Nox: Kyle Cook - C
Need a leader? He is your guy. 'Team player', this is the correct term for him. He makes everyone around him better. Works well in the classroom. People always say you should not prioritize needs over quality. That is not an issue here, they get to have their cake and eat it too.

Pick 9: Chicago Bears
Larry Moore: Darrelle Revis - CB
Speedy enough to cover. Will need to cushion a bit on the faster receivers, but they will account for that in the play design. You will see him make a lot of tackles. A cerebral player. Fans, coaches, and teammates alike will be ecstatic to get him on the team. He fits what they need, he is such a great talent. Everything lines up.

Jim Nox: Darrelle Revis - CB
Fast enough or man coverage. And enough speed to close fast when blitzing. Solid technique on tackles. Reacts with good instincts. Plug a hole in the roster with a great player. That is really what they need to do. This pick does it.

Pick 10: Baltimore Ravens
Larry Moore: Marshal Yanda - G
Understands and likes blocking on running plays. This is a kid who can step right in and perform like a pro in that area. Coaches love how coachable he is. With this kid, this is a need pick they will not regret.

Jim Nox: Marshal Yanda - G
He blocks in the running game with great leverage and technique. Makes smart decisions. Are there other guys worth picking here? Sure, but none of them fit this well with what they need, and he is a solid talent.

Offseason Team Needs with Jeremy Piper

With a new offseason under way, some rosters are in good shape. However, other teams have big needs to address this offseason. Your always trusty Jeremy Piper here brings you a quick glance at the teams with work to do. Whether they fill their needs in the draft or with veterans in free agency remains to be seen.

Here we go:
Kansas City Chiefs: G T WR CB LB DT DE FS
Oakland Raiders: QB G C TE CB LB DE
Seattle Seahawks: C LB DT DE FS
Buffalo Bills: CB
Cincinnati Bengals: G T C CB DT DE SS
Miami Dolphins: WR CB DE
New York Jets: QB G C TE WR CB LB DE
London Monarchs: LB DE SS
Berlin Thunder: QB WR CB LB DT
Baltimore Ravens: WR LB DE FS
Green Bay Packers: TE DT
Chicago Bears: G CB LB FS
Minnesota Vikings: QB RB T CB DE
Detroit Lions: CB
San Francisco 49ers: RB
New York Giants: G T LB FS
Indianapolis Colts: QB SS
Atlanta Falcons: G T TE CB DT FS SS
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: QB T
Chicago Cardinals: TE CB LB DT DE

Draft Order: Tampa Bay Buccaneers own first overall.

Pick 1: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Pick 2: Seattle Seahawks
Pick 3: Berlin Thunder
Pick 4: New York Giants
Pick 5: New York Jets
Pick 6: Minnesota Vikings
Pick 7: Kansas City Chiefs
Pick 8: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Green Bay Packers)
Pick 9: Chicago Bears
Pick 10: Baltimore Ravens
Pick 11: Indianapolis Colts (from Chicago Cardinals)
Pick 12: Oakland Raiders
Pick 13: San Francisco 49ers
Pick 14: Buffalo Bills (from London Monarchs)
Pick 15: Indianapolis Colts
Pick 16: Buffalo Bills
Pick 17: Detroit Lions (from Cincinnati Bengals)
Pick 18: Buffalo Bills (from Atlanta Falcons)
Pick 19: Chicago Bears (from Detroit Lions)
Pick 20: Miami Dolphins

Coaching Carousel Predictions.

The offseason is upon us and that means teams are shaking up their coaching staffs. This means that we get to take our annual look at coordinators who could make the leap to become head coaches, and the teams who are likely to poach them.

The prime candidates identified by our experts are:
John Mackovic - Offensive Coordinator - Kansas City Chiefs
Ray Rhodes - Defensive Coordinator - San Francisco 49ers
Dan Daniel - Defensive Coordinator - Kansas City Chiefs
Bob Zemen - Defensive Coordinator - Oakland Raiders
Tom Flores - Offensive Coordinator - Oakland Raiders
Dick LeBeau - Defensive Coordinator - Cincinnati Bengals
Sam Wyche - Offensive Coordinator - Cincinnati Bengals
Pete Carroll - Defensive Coordinator - London Monarchs
Mike Shanahan - Offensive Coordinator - London Monarchs

To Mossy Cade - SS, the past is the past.

Mossy Cade is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Cade is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.

Other retirements

QB Jamie Martin (72 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Steve Bono (77 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Steve Dils (74 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Jay Walker (73 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB D.J. Shockley (73 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Tony Banks (72 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Mike Buck (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Kellen Clemens (71 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Shane Matthews (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Charlie Whitehurst (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Steve Stenstrom II (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Andrew Walter (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Craig Kupp (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Ingle Martin (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Donald Hollas (66 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Danny Kanell (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Jeff Lewis (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
QB Scott Campbell II (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Tim Biakabutuka (73 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Steve Morse (75 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Herman Fontenot (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Cory Ross (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB David Lang (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Pat Chaffey (71 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Leon Washington (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Justin Hamilton (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Noah Herron (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Ricky Blake (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Marquis Weeks (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Marlion Jackson (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Brian Lattimore (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Kay-Jay Harris (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Randy Baldwin (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Detron Smith (66 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Keylon Kincade (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Keith Joseph (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Quincy Wilson (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Larry Bowie (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Tony Mumford (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Doug Lloyd (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Greg Allen (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Stacy Tutt (61 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB James Joseph (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Brandon Miree (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Jamaal Branch (59 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Brian Milne (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
RB Tim Hall (57 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB Harold Morrow (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB Ahmard Hall (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB Stanley Pritchett (62 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB Bruce King (61 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
FB Derrick Harmon (44 ovr) : Career stats: 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
G Steve Kenney (71 ovr) : Career stats: 14 Pancakes
G Daniel Loper (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Frank Davis (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Charles Spencer (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Scott Young (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Brandon Hayes (66 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Jason Layman (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Justin Geisinger (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Freddie Childress (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Donald Willis (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
G Keno Hills (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Jackie Slater (85 ovr) : Career stats: 130 Pancakes
T Fred Miller (73 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Roman Oben (72 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Anthony Alabi (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Greg Koch (71 ovr) : Career stats: 16 Pancakes
T Shahriar Pourdanesh II (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Frank Omiyale (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Clint Stickdorn (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Michael Kracalik (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Isaac Sowells (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Rob Woods (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Richard Collier (62 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Nick Subis (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T James Dexter (61 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Jon Clark (61 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
T Kevin Allen (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
C Michael Cheever (72 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
C Pete Brock (74 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
C Dave Dalby (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
C Brett Romberg (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
C Ben Wilkerson (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
C Chris Sedoris (62 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
C Andrew Economos (62 ovr) : Career stats: 0 Pancakes
TE Jim Price (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Bobby Neely (66 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Frank Wainright (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Tim Massaquoi (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Eric Stocz (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Charles Henry (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Andy Thorn (64 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Zac Alcorn (66 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Hayward Clay (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Quinn Sypniewski (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE James Jenkins (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Kevin Everett (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Boone Stutz (62 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
TE Jarius Hayes (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Pat Tilley (79 ovr) : Career stats: 61 rec, 720 yds, 7 TD
WR Wesley Carroll (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Willie Green (71 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Jeff Webb (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Maurice Mann (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Mike Renfro (70 ovr) : Career stats: 14 rec, 138 yds, 0 TD
WR James Adkisson (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Tyrone Shavers (70 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR James Roe (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Mike Espy (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Darvell Huffman (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Amod Field (69 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Erik Affholter (66 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Kendrick Mosley (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Adam Jennings (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Anthony Morgan (68 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Sheddrick Wilson (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Paris Warren (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Willie Reid (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Airese Currie (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Frank Miotke (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Kevin Youngblood (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Henry Bailey (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Chris Doering (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Jason Carter (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Michael Jennings (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Reggie Thornton (62 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Joe Phillips Jr. (63 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Kevin Alexander (61 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Keith Ortego (58 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR Reggie Barlow (60 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
WR James Maness (57 ovr) : Career stats: 0 rec, 0 yds, 0 TD
CB Tommy Bennett (73 ovr) : Career stats:
CB R.J. Cobbs (68 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Matt Stevens (68 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Dedrick Dodge (68 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Leomont Evans (67 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Herana-Daze Jones (68 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Ricky Easmon (68 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Jamaine Winborne (66 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Raymond Jackson (66 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Quincy Butler (66 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Cletis Gordon (66 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Tye Hill (66 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Eric Austin (65 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Kwame Ellis (63 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Shirdonya Mitchell (62 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Wendell Davis (63 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Anthony Madison (61 ovr) : Career stats:
CB Gerard Ross (60 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Woodrow Lowe (79 ovr) : Career stats: 165 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 Int
LB Tim Dobbins (72 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Rocky McIntosh (70 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Lance Laury (71 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Arnold Harrison (71 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Abdul Hodge (68 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Emanuel King (70 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Dan Cody (69 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Gabe Northern (67 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Jorge Cordova (66 ovr) : Career stats:
LB John DiGiorgio (66 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Matt Jaworski (66 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Ivan Caesar (67 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Sedric Clark (66 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Torrance Daniels (66 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Spencer Toone (64 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Mark Murray (64 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Tyson Smith (64 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Patrick Sapp (64 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Ronald McKinnon (65 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Scott Galyon (63 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Alan Campos (63 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Anthony Harris (64 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Pierre Woods (63 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Anthony Schlegel (64 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Maurice Oliver (61 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Scott Fields (60 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Joe Kohlbrand (60 ovr) : Career stats:
LB John Leake (60 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Wes Pritchett (62 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Dexter Daniels (60 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Whit Marshall (57 ovr) : Career stats:
LB Lamonte Hunley (55 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Elois Grooms (70 ovr) : Career stats: 10 Tck, 1 Sck
DT LeKevin Smith (64 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Tom Sims (65 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Jonas Seawright (63 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Kevin Huntley (60 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Montavious Stanley (59 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Steve Gabbard (58 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Stephen Williams (58 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Odell Haggins (58 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Devin Wyman (56 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Andre Davis (57 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Alex Moyer (57 ovr) : Career stats:
DT Frank Bush (53 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Ross Browner (82 ovr) : Career stats: 38 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 FF, 1 FR
DE Fred Dean (77 ovr) : Career stats: 30 Tck
DE Lyle Alzado (74 ovr) : Career stats: 21 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 FF
DE James Wyche (75 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Ezra Johnson (74 ovr) : Career stats: 19 Tck
DE Kenny Walker (73 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Montez Murphy (71 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Marcus Jones (70 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Steve White (71 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Cedric Jones (70 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Keith McKenzie (68 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Earl Cochran (66 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Jason Hatcher (66 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Greg Joelson (64 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Paul Carrington (65 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Ron Holmes (65 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Kenneth Pettway (62 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Joe Sykes (62 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Kendrick Burton (62 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Jevon Langford (62 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Kendel Shello (62 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Israel Raybon (62 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Khreem Smith (58 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Walter Scott (59 ovr) : Career stats:
DE Barney Chavous (51 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Clarence Chapman (79 ovr) : Career stats: 53 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FF
FS Jereme Perry (71 ovr) : Career stats:
FS David King (68 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Reggie Tongue (68 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Brenard Wilson (67 ovr) : Career stats:
FS R.J. Kors (64 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Dedric Mathis (63 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Rayna Stewart (66 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Greg Blue (64 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Darrius Johnson (60 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Steve Cargile (62 ovr) : Career stats:
FS Ryan Stewart (56 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Marcus Hudson (67 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Ray Mickens (69 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Rod Wilson (67 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Dave McCloughan (64 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Jack Hunt (64 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Jim Bowman (61 ovr) : Career stats:
SS Richard Jones (54 ovr) : Career stats:
K Joe Nedney (58 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0 FG
K Ian Howfield (53 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0 FG
K Neil O'Donoghue (51 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0 FG
K Bob Thomas (49 ovr) : Career stats: 0/0 FG
P Steve Weatherford (67 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20
P Louie Aguiar (65 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20
P Sam Koch (61 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20
P Harry Newsome (57 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20
P Dale Hatcher (57 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20
P Paul McJulien (55 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20
P Jimmy Colquitt (56 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20
P Dave Jennings (46 ovr) : Career stats: 0 yards, 0 inside 20

T Ken Jones (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' T Ken Jones has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 34 Pancakes

SS Steve Foley (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' SS Steve Foley has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 21 Tck, 1 Sck

T Dave Studdard (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' T Dave Studdard has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 73 Pancakes

QB Ken Anderson (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' QB Ken Anderson has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 82/133, 1469 yds, 12 TD

TE Bennie Cunningham (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' TE Bennie Cunningham has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 100 rec, 1370 yds, 11 TD

K Rafael Septien (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' K Rafael Septien has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 76/97 FG

QB Wade Wilson (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' QB Wade Wilson has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 28/47, 232 yds, 1 TD

QB Lynn Dickey (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' QB Lynn Dickey has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 20/31, 268 yds, 3 TD

WR Sammy White (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' WR Sammy White has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 31 rec, 298 yds, 6 TD

QB Kerwin Bell (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' QB Kerwin Bell has retired after 2 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 84/142, 789 yds, 4 TD

TE Charle Young (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' TE Charle Young has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 54 rec, 485 yds, 4 TD

WR Steve Largent (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' WR Steve Largent has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 114 rec, 1547 yds, 14 TD

P Ray Guy (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' P Ray Guy has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 13384 yards, 102 inside 20

DE Carl Hairston (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' DE Carl Hairston has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 44 Tck, 7 Sck, 2 FF, 2 FR

LB Fulton Kuykendall (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' LB Fulton Kuykendall has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 4 Tck

WR Calvin Sweeney (N/A) has retired!

The N/A' WR Calvin Sweeney has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 75 rec, 673 yds, 3 TD

RB Joe Cribbs (CHC) has retired!

The Chicago Cardinals' RB Joe Cribbs has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 277 att, 1178 yds, 16 TD, 34 rec, 264 yds, 0 TD

T Mike Kenn (ATL) has retired!

The Atlanta Falcons' T Mike Kenn has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 278 Pancakes

FB Matt Suhey (ATL) has retired!

The Atlanta Falcons' FB Matt Suhey has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 67 att, 232 yds, 3 TD

RB George Rogers (ATL) has retired!

The Atlanta Falcons' RB George Rogers has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 324 att, 1590 yds, 15 TD, 20 rec, 151 yds, 1 TD

RB Darrin Nelson (MIN) has retired!

The Minnesota Vikings' RB Darrin Nelson has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 670 att, 2987 yds, 16 TD, 58 rec, 407 yds, 0 TD

RB James Wilder (BAL) has retired!

The Baltimore Ravens' RB James Wilder has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 644 att, 2764 yds, 20 TD, 94 rec, 903 yds, 8 TD

WR Billy Johnson (BAL) has retired!

The Baltimore Ravens' WR Billy Johnson has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 78 rec, 971 yds, 6 TD

DT Joe Klecko (BER) has retired!

The Berlin Thunder' DT Joe Klecko has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 43 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 FF, 2 FR

CB Eric Harris (BER) has retired!

The Berlin Thunder' CB Eric Harris has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 142 Tck, 5 Int, 4 FF, 2 FR

G Ronnie Lee (NYJ) has retired!

The New York Jets' G Ronnie Lee has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 127 Pancakes

C Bill Bryan (BUF) has retired!

The Buffalo Bills' C Bill Bryan has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 138 Pancakes

LB Mike Douglass (SEA) has retired!

The Seattle Seahawks' LB Mike Douglass has retired after 3 seasons. His presence in the locker room and on the field will be sorely missed.
He finished his career with 170 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 3 FF, 2 FR