1991 Defensive ROY Award Green Bay Packers DE, Deacon Jones has won the Defensive ROY award for 1991.
1991 Offensive ROY Award Cincinnati Bengals RB, Marshall Faulk has won the Offensive ROY award for 1991.
1991 Defensive MVP Award London Monarchs DE, Reggie White has won the Defensive MVP award for 1991.
1991 Offensive MVP Award Baltimore Ravens RB, Adrian Peterson has won the Offensive MVP award for 1991.
1991 Playoff MVP Award Detroit Lions QB, John Elway has won the Playoff MVP award for 1991.
1991 League MVP AwardBaltimore Ravens RB, Adrian Peterson has won the League MVP award for 1991.RB Adrian Peterson (BAL) wins League MVP!NEW YORK -- The Baltimore Ravens' RB was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Peterson won the MVP award by amassing season totals of 410 att, 2007 yds, 21 TD, 28 rec, 294 yds, 0 TD.
"I'm honored to receive this award because of the number of other worthy candidates who had some great years," Peterson said. "It was just fun for me, truly, to watch them. I'm just glad to be a part of it."QB John Elway (DET) wins Playoff MVP!NEW YORK -- The Detroit Lions' QB took home the 1991 Playoff MVP award today. Elway won the award by amassing playoff totals of 77/108, 876 yds, 8 TD.DE Reggie White (LON) wins Defensive Player of the Year!NEW YORK -- In his own view, Reggie White put together his best professional season in 1991. How appropriate, then, that he is the Wolverine Studios Sports Newtwork 1991 Defensive Player of the Year.
The versatile White had 67 tackles, 24 sacks, 0 interceptions, and 4 forced fumbles with 0 defensive touchdowns, and was a key to the Monarchs' turnaround on defense. His role on the defense earned White a majority of votes Tuesday from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league.RB Adrian Peterson (BAL) wins Offensive Player of the Year!NEW YORK -- That blur speeding away from opposing defenses and running off with the Wolverine Studios Sports Network 1991 Offensive Player of the Year award is Adrian Peterson. Considered one of the fastest men in pro football, Peterson was uncatchable in racking up 2007 rushing yards on the season.
That earned the back 38 1/2 votes Wednesday from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league.
"I kind of realize what I did and I feel like I had a dream season," said Peterson, who scored 21 touchdowns.DE Deacon Jones (GB) wins Defensive Rookie of the Year!NEW YORK -- The Green Bay Packers' DE was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Jones won the Rookie of the Year award by amassing season totals of 25 Tck, 6 Sck.RB Marshall Faulk (CIN) wins Offensive Rookie of the Year!NEW YORK -- The Cincinnati Bengals' RB was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the league. Faulk won the Rookie of the Year award by amassing season totals of 355 att, 1569 yds, 12 TD, 77 rec, 549 yds, 3 TD.1991 Super BowlThe Detroit Lions have defeated the London Monarchs in the 1991 Super Bowl.
The final score was Lions 38 - Monarchs 22.
John Elway - QB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Tim Harris - DE had a stellar outing helping seal the win.AFC Championship GameThe London Monarchs have defeated the Cincinnati Bengals in the 1991 AFC Championship Game.
The final score was Monarchs 27 - Bengals 14.
Joe Horn - WR had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Kyle Clifton - LB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.NFC Championship GameThe Detroit Lions have defeated the New York Giants in the 1991 NFC Championship Game.
The final score was Lions 17 - Giants 15.
John Elway - QB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Tim Harris - DE had a stellar outing helping seal the win.NFC Divisional RoundThe Detroit Lions have defeated the Minnesota Vikings in the 1991 NFC Divisional Round.
The final score was Lions 37 - Vikings 7.
John Elway - QB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Lawyer Milloy - SS had a stellar outing helping seal the win.AFC Divisional RoundThe London Monarchs have defeated the Miami Dolphins in the 1991 AFC Divisional Round.
The final score was Monarchs 19 - Dolphins 17.
Joe Horn - WR had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Antonio Langham - CB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.AFC Divisional RoundThe Cincinnati Bengals have defeated the Baltimore Ravens in the 1991 AFC Divisional Round.
The final score was Bengals 38 - Ravens 35.
Marshall Faulk - RB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Leon Lett - DT had a stellar outing providing a silver lining to the loss.NFC Divisional Round The New York Giants have defeated the Chicago Bears in the 1991 NFC Divisional Round.
The final score was Giants 30 - Bears 16.
Isiah Pacheco - RB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Kevin Greene - LB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.
NFC Wildcard Round The Minnesota Vikings have defeated the Indianapolis Colts in the 1991 NFC Wildcard Round.
The final score was Colts 26 - Vikings 28.
Kurt Warner - QB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Chris Doleman - DE had a stellar outing providing a silver lining to the loss.
AFC Wildcard Round The Miami Dolphins have defeated the Buffalo Bills in the 1991 AFC Wildcard Round.
The final score was Dolphins 27 - Bills 24.
Mark Brunell - QB had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.
On defense Pat Swilling - LB had a stellar outing providing a silver lining to the loss.
Week 18: QB Dan Marino (LON) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced London Monarchs quarterback Dan Marino has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Monarchs defeated the New York Titans, 67 to 17. Marino did his part, throwing 7 touchdowns, completing 23 of 30 passes for 445 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 49 to 6, and a passer rating of 140.3.Week 18: LB Darryl Talley (CHI) wins Defensive Player of the Week LB Talley absolutely dominated in the Bears 35-7 game with the Atlanta Falcons. He finished with 8 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR.
Game Recaps for Week 18Monarchs - 67, Titans - 17
Dolphins - 21, Ravens - 14
Raiders - 38, Kings - 17
Seahawks - 37, Cardinals - 13
Bengals - 42, Bills - 20
Commanders - 33, Colts - 26
Giants - 41, Buccaneers - 7
Lions - 14, Vikings - 10
49ers - 27, Packers - 21
Bears - 35, Falcons - 7Game of the Week: Detroit Lions at Minnesota VikingsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
The leadership on this team is great. Having a guy like Tim Harris - DE on the field and in the locker room is exactly what you need to win games like this.
Mary Moore : Detroit Lions
For this match up, we should not underestimate that Brian Robinson Jr - RB will be dominant here. The young RB is going to cause headaches for any defense. This week is no difference. This may be a pivotal game for their season.
Jim Nox : Detroit Lions
I see them winning again this week.
Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
One of the most underestimated defenses. They are 5th in sacks with 49. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 17.8. They are 1st in run defense. Giving up only 79.7 yards per game. They are 3rd in the league in tackles for loss. This will be an action-packed affair.
Trouble for San Francisco 49ers. People are getting stressed in San Francisco owing to their 3-13-0 record this season. Many inside and outside the building are calling for some serious changes, something that should have begun already.
Big boys shows the way in New York.The guys in the offensive trenches from Giants are completely crushing it this year. They’ve given up only 35 sacks in 16 games while collecting 639 pancakes.San Francisco 49ers surprise everyone!With an outstanding effort the San Francisco 49ers pull off the upset against Minnesota Vikings.
Everyone had expected the Minnesota Vikings to handle the San Francisco 49ers with ease, but the 49ers just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Vikings, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.Atlanta Falcons take home the upset victory! The Atlanta Falcons fans are celebrating after the Falcons took down the Indianapolis Colts.
In a fantastic effort the Falcons brought home the win against a superior opponent. The supporters of the Falcons 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.
Chicago Cardinals surprise everyone! The Chicago Cardinals have managed an unlikely win against Miami Dolphins.
The Dolphins appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Cardinals kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Dolphins 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 Cardinals fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.
Roger McCreary blasts the Falcons in aftermath of Colts loss. Roger McCreary pointed fingers when asked about the loss to Falcons. The Colts CB said he lost all respect for the Falcons. 'I think this game proves that sometimes teams get lucky in this league, and that the Falcons just got lucky', he said.
Mack a Giants legendA person familiar with the Giants says that many in the owners circle are already considering Kevin Mack as a sure fire first ballot hall of famer. Naturally, many in New York are eager to have him retire with the Giants. Banners are already being drafted.Week 17: QB Peyton Manning (CIN) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Peyton Manning has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Bengals defeated the Louisville Kings, 40 to 6. Manning did his part, throwing 4 touchdowns, completing 26 of 41 passes for 311 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 44 to 13, and a passer rating of 109.3.Week 17: LB Rickey Jackson (NYG) wins Defensive Player of the WeekLB Rickey Jackson of the New York Giants has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Jackson finished with 8 Tck, 3 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 17Monarchs - 30, Bills - 20
Ravens - 27, Titans - 24
Bengals - 40, Kings - 6
Seahawks - 35, Raiders - 28
Cardinals - 33, Dolphins - 23
Falcons - 7, Colts - 6
Giants - 20, Commanders - 3
Lions - 13, Bears - 9
49ers - 37, Vikings - 20
Packers - 34, Buccaneers - 31Game of the Week: Chicago Bears at Detroit LionsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Chicago Bears
Their offense will step up this game. They are 5th in the league passing touchdowns with 32. They are 5th in the league passing yards per game. They average 266.6! They are 1st in the league in sacks allowed. They are 2nd in the league average yards per rush. They are 5th in the league rushing touchdowns with 23. They are 3rd in the league points scored per game. They average 32.4!
Mary Moore : Chicago Bears
For this game, a good bet is that Steve Young - QB will dominate the defense. This is going to be great to watch. This will be a very up and down affair.
Jim Nox : Chicago Bears
Leadership! When I look at guys like Johnny Lam Jones - WR, Terry Fair - CB and Chad Eaton - DT it is easy to see why they win tough games like this. Believe me.
Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
They are well coached. I am sure head coach Nick Miller has them prepared for this game. He is has a really good understanding of what works offensively. He is has a really good understanding of what works on defense. He is really good at analyzing and preparing for opponents. Really this could go either way, but you will never get me to admit it.
Trouble for New York Titans. It's getting ugly in New York owing to their 3-12-0 record this season. Many inside and outside the building are calling for some serious changes, something that is expected to already be under way
Monarchs racking up yards!The offense of the Monarchs is blowing the doors off everybody this year, posting 6841 total yards and 549 points thus far in 15 games. Quarterback Dan Marino - QB and receiver Marques Colston - WR have tag-teamed to the tune of 1511 yards this season, while Running Back James Brooks II - RB has plowed his way for 970. The fat boys on the line has steamrolled opponents for 562 pancakes this season while giving up only 9 quarterback sacks.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1991 Week 17)As always I am Simon Sly with your weekly coach comparison. We have an odd couple for you this week.
JERRY BURNS, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, MINNESOTA VIKINGS
The Vikings currently sit at 8-7-0.
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 12th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 6th in the league passing touchdowns with 29. They are 13th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 222.7.They are 3rd in the league in sacks allowed.They are 11th in the league in pancakes.They are 14th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 9th in the league average yards per rush.They are 14th in the league rushing touchdowns with 15.They are 12th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 124.4.They are 12th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 25.
Burns is slightly more detail oriented than Baker.
BOB BAKER, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, DETROIT LIONS
The Lions currently sit at 14-1-0.
Bob Baker 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.
Bob Baker 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 1st in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 3rd in the league passing touchdowns with 35.
They are 6th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 265.5.
They are 8th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 12th in the league in pancakes.
They are 4th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 14th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 6th in the league rushing touchdowns with 22.
They are 13th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 120.2.
They are 4th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 32.4.
Baker outperforms Burns in scouting.
Baker is a better offisive mind than Burns.
Chicago: Local hero.Chicago news report that Bears' SS Dave Duerson has been anonymously donating parts of his salary to local charities.Week 16: RB Adrian Peterson (BAL) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe honor comes after Peterson's 31 att, 205 yds, 1 TD performance against the Oakland Raiders. Peterson from Oklahoma was selected in round 1, 3 years ago.
Peterson now has 1974 Rushing Yards and 21 Touchdowns for the season.Week 16: DE Reggie White (LON) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Reggie White of the London Monarchs has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. White finished with 8 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR.Game Recaps for Week 16Ravens - 24, Raiders - 21
Monarchs - 37, Seahawks - 19
Dolphins - 27, Kings - 9
Bills - 31, Cardinals - 24
Bengals - 40, Titans - 30
Bears - 65, Commanders - 17
Giants - 24, Vikings - 13
Colts - 38, 49ers - 14
Lions - 45, Buccaneers - 28
Falcons - 34, Packers - 31Game of the Week: Detroit Lions at Tampa Bay BuccaneersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
For this game, it seems clear that Lawyer Milloy - SS is a key cog in the defensive machinery of the Lions. Should be interesting to see him going against a quality opponent. They greatly outscore them here.
Mary Moore : Detroit Lions
I think having a leader like Tim Harris - DE is the kind of thing that will help the Lions win this game.
Jim Nox : Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Looking at the two rosters, it seems obvious that Seth Joyner - LB has to potential to carry the Buccaneers defense. I see a lot of points being scored in this game.
Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
I just have this gut feeling. This will be a very entertaining game.
Perry media buzzAccording to social media statistics in London, all the media appearances of William Perry - DT is cementing his status as a rising media persona. William Perry - DT is everywhere in the London media. Dealing with interview requests and evaluating endorsement deals threatens to detract from his play on the field. Seeing how Perry navigates this surging media attention will be an interesting story to follow. As for the team, the Monarchs are sure to be enjoying his time in the spotlight, as their PR department is having their jobs done for them.Week 15: QB Jim McMahon (TB) wins Offensive Player of the Week The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Jim McMahon threw 6 touchdowns, completing 21 of 24 passes for 448 yards in the Buccaneers victory over the Washington Commanders.
After being drafted in Round 10 of the 1985 amateur draft, season number 6 for McMahon, has seen some impressive numbers including 24 touchdown passes this season.
Week 15: DE Reggie White (LON) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Reggie White of the London Monarchs has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. White finished with 4 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.Game Recaps for Week 15Ravens - 38, Bills - 28
Dolphins - 30, Titans - 0
Seahawks - 19, Bengals - 14
Raiders - 38, Cardinals - 24
Monarchs - 41, Kings - 31
Giants - 34, Falcons - 10
Buccaneers - 49, Commanders - 0
Bears - 48, 49ers - 24
Vikings - 35, Packers - 28
Lions - 24, Colts - 21Game of the Week: Indianapolis Colts at Detroit LionsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
For this game, you would be a fool not to think we have to look at Duane Bickett - LB. This guy has been a beast this season. That beast is going to eat up the offense this week as well.
Mary Moore : Indianapolis Colts
This will really be a statement win.
Jim Nox : Indianapolis Colts
You got to like this offense. They are 4th in the league average yards per rush. They are 5th in the league rushing touchdowns with 20. They are 3rd in the league rushing yards per game. They average 157.6!
Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
The Lions are for real! Really this could go either way, but you will never get me to admit it.
Top receiver trio?The Monarchs trio of Marques Colston - WR, Joe Horn - WR and Greg Dulcich - TE are currently the leading trio of receivers in the league, with 3023 receiving yards between the three.Criticism of LB Mike Singletary after Vikings-Bills game! Russell Maryland was furious with his team in an interview after the Bills lost. He called out the effort on both offense and defense. 'These guys, they do not seem hungry. We have to get on the same page. Are we doing this or not?', he complained. Russell Maryland - DT was clearly upset after the Bills loss. 'We need to look at ourselves. If you are Mike Singletary (LB), can you look at your performance and be happy? This whole team needs to work harder. This whole team needs to decide what we want', the DT said.
Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1991 Week 15)Simon Sly is here to bring you another edition of Coach Showdown. Hope you enjoy it.
CHIP BIGGOCK, HEAD COACH, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
The Buccaneers currently sit at 5-8-0.
Chip Biggock preaches flexibility on both offense and defense, focusing on what the situation demands. 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.
Biggock outperforms Bigsby in scouting.
Biggock outperforms Bigsby in player development.
Biggock motivates his team a little better than Bigsby.
Biggock makes his players hit the weight room more often than Bigsby.
Biggock is significantly better with youngsters than Bigsby.
CLAYTON BIGSBY, HEAD COACH, NEW YORK GIANTS
The Giants currently sit at 7-6-0.
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 Biggock in assessing player ability.
Bigsby is slightly more detail oriented than Biggock.
Bigsby seems a little bit smarter than Biggock.
Week 14: RB Breece Hall (TB) wins Offensive Player of the WeekWeek 14's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Breece Hall. His 15 att, 145 yds, 3 TD, 2 rec, 90 yds, 1 TD performance stood out in the 56 to 14 victory for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The former Iowa State gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 566 Yards and 5 Touchdowns for the season.Week 14: CB Kevin Ross (NYT) wins Defensive Player of the WeekCB Ross's ball hawking ability was on display in the Titans 31-24 game with the San Francisco 49ers. He finished with 6 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
"Kevin has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Titans Defensive CoordinatorGame Recaps for Week 14Ravens - 35, Falcons - 19
Monarchs - 49, Commanders - 14
Bears - 47, Dolphins - 6
Vikings - 34, Bills - 27
Titans - 31, 49ers - 24
Lions - 38, Bengals - 33
Packers - 37, Raiders - 32
Giants - 45, Seahawks - 7
Colts - 49, Kings - 24
Buccaneers - 56, Cardinals - 14Game of the Week: Cincinnati Bengals at Detroit LionsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
In this game, you would be a fool not to think offensive coordinators struggle with containing players like Lawyer Milloy - SS. Expect him to show up in a big way. They greatly outscore them here.
Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
They will rely on their offense to pull them through. They are 4th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 1st in the league passing touchdowns with 37. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. They average 315.1! They are 5th in the league in sacks allowed. They are 2nd in the league points scored per game. They average 34.4!
Jim Nox : Cincinnati Bengals
I really think their defense will make the difference. This may be one for the ages.
Darren Francis : Cincinnati Bengals
I have a lot of respect for head coach Ted Lasso. He is doing great things in Cincinnati. He is doing some really smart things on offense. He is doing some clever things with his defense. The way he and his coaches prepare is beautiful. But it will be much closer than many think..
Indianapolis Colts defense dominates!The Colts' defense is beating the brakes off people this season. In 12 games they’ve surrendered only 3572 total yards and 233 points. Brian Asamoah II - LB is the anchor of the defense with 72 take downs on the year. Could the Sack Pack be back in Indianapolis?New York Titans surprise everyone!With an outstanding effort the New York Titans pull off the upset against Buffalo Bills.
Everyone had expected the Buffalo Bills to handle the New York Titans with ease, but the Titans just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Bills, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.Bruce Matthews ridicules the Packers.Bruce Matthews did not hold back when asked about the Lions after their game. The Lions T made no efforts to hide his lack of respect for the Packers. 'I think this game proves where our team is, and that the Packers just are not at our level', he said.Halas adds to Giants' brandNew York Giants is proud of the community work of George Halas. The 29 year old TE from New York Giants has been heavily involved in various outreach programs since he arrived in New York.Week 13: QB Mike Ngo (BUF) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced Buffalo Bills quarterback Mike Ngo has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Titans defeated the Buffalo Bills, 52 to 45. Ngo did his part, throwing 5 touchdowns, completing 31 of 47 passes for 367 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 17 to 5, and a passer rating of 104.3.Week 13: CB Kevin Ross (NYT) wins Defensive Player of the WeekCB Ross's ball hawking ability was on display in the Titans 52-45 game with the Buffalo Bills. He finished with 6 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.
"Kevin has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Titans Defensive CoordinatorGame Recaps for Week 13Monarchs - 59, Dolphins - 20
Titans - 52, Bills - 45
Kings - 33, Cardinals - 23
Bengals - 55, Raiders - 34
Ravens - 30, Seahawks - 7
Colts - 20, Buccaneers - 17
Commanders - 24, Falcons - 14
Lions - 51, Packers - 38
Vikings - 17, Bears - 13
Giants - 35, 49ers - 10Game of the Week: Cincinnati Bengals at Oakland RaidersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Oakland Raiders
This week, the Raiders will count on the leadership of Ronnie Lott - FS and Bobby Hebert - QB to get the win. It is leadership skills like that you need for these tough games. Believe me.
Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
Certainly, this defense will have a good game. They are 5th in pass defense. They only give up 216.8 per game.
Jim Nox : Cincinnati Bengals
This will be a very entertaining game.
Darren Francis : Cincinnati Bengals
The Bengals win. I see no reason to think otherwise.
Chicago Cardinals pull off the upset!The Chicago Cardinals have managed an unlikely win against New York Giants.
The Giants appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Cardinals kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Giants 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 Cardinals fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1991 Week 13)Simon Sly is here to bring you another edition of Coach Showdown. I will spare you the meandering and cut to the chase.
JOHNNY MNEMONIC, HEAD COACH, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
The Seahawks currently sit at 4-7-0.
Johnny Mnemonic preaches flexibility on both offense and defense, focusing on what the situation demands. 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.
BILL BELICHICK, HEAD COACH, LONDON MONARCHS
The Monarchs currently sit at 9-2-0.
Bill Belichick 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.
Belichick outperforms Mnemonic in player development.
Belichick makes his players hit the weight room more often than Mnemonic.
Belichick works with young players somewhat better than Mnemonic.
Week 12: RB Jim Brown (GB) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe honor comes after Brown's 33 att, 208 yds, 1 TD performance against the Louisville Kings. Brown from Syracuse was selected in round 1, 5 years ago.
Brown now has 1198 Rushing Yards and 12 Touchdowns for the season.Week 12: DT Keith Traylor (CHI) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDT Traylor absolutely dominated in the Bears 24-21 game with the New York Titans. He finished with 6 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.Game Recaps for Week 12Colts - 19, Ravens - 16
Monarchs - 45, Buccaneers - 14
Falcons - 17, Dolphins - 14
Commanders - 30, Bills - 27
Bears - 24, Titans - 21
Bengals - 17, Vikings - 14
Raiders - 27, 49ers - 20
Lions - 40, Seahawks - 12
Packers - 40, Kings - 24
Cardinals - 42, Giants - 35Game of the Week: Minnesota Vikings at Cincinnati BengalsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Cincinnati Bengals
They field one of the most underestimated offenses. They are 1st in the league pass completion percentage. They are 1st in the league passing touchdowns with 32. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. They average 303.9! They are 4th in the league in sacks allowed. They are 1st in the league points scored per game. They average 34.1! This will either be wildly entertaining or a dull grind. I see no middle between the two.
Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
In the context of this game, I facy that Mike Croel - LB will shine for the Bengals defense. This will be a very up and down affair.
Jim Nox : Cincinnati Bengals
When you think of the players that will be on the field, I think that there is one thing you have to mention. There is this CB named Carl Lee - CB. I expect everyone will be watching him, and he will shine.
Darren Francis : Minnesota Vikings
They will win again this week. And you can take that with you to the bank.
Week 11: QB Peyton Manning (CIN) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe Cincinnati Bengals' Peyton Manning threw 5 touchdowns, completing 26 of 34 passes for 434 yards in the Bengals victory over the Chicago Cardinals.
After being drafted in Round 1 of the 1990 amateur draft, season number 1 for Manning, has seen some impressive numbers including 30 touchdown passes this season.Week 11: LB Todd Shell (OAK) wins Defensive Player of the Week LB Shell absolutely dominated in the Raiders 37-13 game with the Seattle Seahawks. He finished with 10 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF, 2 FR.
Game Recaps for Week 11Monarchs - 27, Dolphins - 24
Ravens - 30, Titans - 7
Raiders - 37, Seahawks - 13
Bengals - 52, Cardinals - 7
Bills - 30, Kings - 13
Colts - 38, Buccaneers - 21
Giants - 70, Commanders - 28
Vikings - 38, 49ers - 20
Bears - 27, Packers - 20
Lions - 17, Falcons - 10Game of the Week: Miami Dolphins at London MonarchsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Miami Dolphins
This will be a tough game and that is where playing as a team comes in. They will need to rely on people such as Bobby Hamilton - DE and Duval Love - G who are great at coordinating and making sure everyone is doing the right thing on the field. I expect some incredible plays in this game.
Mary Moore : Miami Dolphins
This is a dominant offense. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. They average 289.6!
Jim Nox : Miami Dolphins
You just have to look at their defense. They are 2nd in points allowed, averaging only 19.2. They are 1st in pass defense. They only give up 156.9 per game. They are 5th in the league in tackles for loss. Just win baby.
Darren Francis : Miami Dolphins
The leadership on this team is great. Having a guy like Mike Alstott - FB on the field and in the locker room is exactly what you need to win games like this. Expect a great game.
Miami Dolphins defense dominates!The Dolphins' defense is showing how it is done this season. In 9 games they’ve given up only 2577 total yards and 173 points. Brian Dawkins - SS is the anchor of the defense with 68 take downs on the year. Could the Killer Bs be back in Miami?Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1991 Week 11)Simon Sly is here to bring you another edition of Coach Showdown. This is an interesting week.
PADDY DRISCOLL, HEAD COACH, CHICAGO CARDINALS
The Cardinals currently sit at 0-9-0.
Paddy Driscoll wants to be aggressive on both sides of the ball. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.
Driscoll works with young players somewhat better than Bigsby.
CLAYTON BIGSBY, HEAD COACH, NEW YORK GIANTS
The Giants currently sit at 4-5-0.
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 Driscoll in assessing player ability.
Week 10: RB Marshawn Lynch (OAK) wins Offensive Player of the WeekWeek 10's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Marshawn Lynch. His 26 att, 168 yds, 2 TD performance stood out in the 48 to 10 victory for the Oakland Raiders.
The former California gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 970 Yards and 4 Touchdowns for the season.Week 10: DT Dave Butz II (NYG) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDT Dave Butz II of the New York Giants has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Butz II finished with 3 Tck, 3 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 10Monarchs - 31, Ravens - 24
Dolphins - 20, Bills - 3
Kings - 17, Seahawks - 10
Bengals - 35, Cardinals - 0
Raiders - 48, Titans - 10
Giants - 21, Colts - 12
Buccaneers - 17, Falcons - 16
Lions - 30, 49ers - 16
Bears - 17, Packers - 9
Vikings - 41, Commanders - 10Game of the Week: Miami Dolphins at Buffalo BillsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Miami Dolphins
In this game, everyone agrees that Shawn Miller - DT will shine for the Dolphins defense.
Mary Moore : Miami Dolphins
This offense is likely to step up this week. They are 3rd in the league passing yards per game. They average 287.1! This should be some good football.
Jim Nox : Miami Dolphins
They will win again this week.
Darren Francis : Miami Dolphins
The Dolphins really gell on the field. They play as a unit and that gets them the win this week. You only need to look at guys like Bobby Hamilton - DE and Duval Love - G to see the importance. Team players like that helps you win games. The referees will have their work cut out for them. This will be very competitive and intense.
Big boys shows the way in New York.The offensive line from Giants are winning the war in the trenches this year. They’ve given up only 23 sacks in 8 games while collecting 368 pancakes.Mack gloats after Giants victory.Kevin Mack was pretty blunt in his postgame interview after the Giants's win. 'I think we were clearly the better team. You know, the Falcons talk a big game, but then this game gave context to that.Game of the Week: Miami Dolphins at Buffalo BillsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Buffalo Bills
Lots of points scored.
Mary Moore : Miami Dolphins
They have a dominant offense. They do not get enough credit for that. They are 3rd in the league passing yards per game. They average 287.1! This will be a great game to watch.
Jim Nox : Buffalo Bills
Head coach Marv Levy runs a tight ship in Buffalo. I feel certain he has prepared an excellent gameplan. He is running a great offense. Defensively he makes great adjustments. He preperation is impeccable. This game will be so very entertaining.
Darren Francis : Buffalo Bills
They will win again this week. This will be a very entertaining game.
Defense dominates in Buffalo.The Bills D-Line is victimizing their enemies so far this season with a total of 33 sacks, 3 forced fumbles and 86 tackles in 8 games.Week 8: QB Dan Marino (LON) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced London Monarchs quarterback Dan Marino has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Monarchs defeated the New York Titans, 59 to 7. Marino did his part, throwing 6 touchdowns, completing 26 of 32 passes for 487 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 19 to 3, and a passer rating of 135.0.Week 8: DE Chuck Howley (NYG) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Howley absolutely dominated in the Giants 45-23 game with the Atlanta Falcons. He finished with 9 Tck, 2 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 8Monarchs - 59, Titans - 7
Bills - 24, Ravens - 17
Raiders - 66, Cardinals - 28
Bengals - 19, Kings - 10
Dolphins - 20, Seahawks - 14
Colts - 29, Commanders - 24
Giants - 45, Falcons - 23
Vikings - 37, Packers - 24
Lions - 37, Bears - 15
Buccaneers - 37, 49ers - 3Game of the Week: Detroit Lions at Chicago BearsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
I think having a leader like Tim Harris - DE is the kind of thing that will help the Lions win this game.
Mary Moore : Detroit Lions
When you think of the players that will be on the field, I am certain that the defense will need to contain a player like Bruce Matthews - T. Expect him to show up in a big way.
Jim Nox : Detroit Lions
They play great together. Having a guy like Randall Godfrey - LB 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. This will be an action-packed affair.
Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
This is just what my gut tells me. If they do not win, I have to buy cake for the entire office. That is how sure I am.
Big boys shows the way in New York.The big men from Giants are smashing opponents this year. They’ve given up only 22 sacks in 7 games while collecting 328 pancakes.Week 7: QB Dan Marino (LON) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe London Monarchs' Dan Marino threw 3 touchdowns, completing 24 of 30 passes for 470 yards in the Monarchs victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
After being drafted in Round 1 of the 1985 amateur draft, season number 6 for Marino, has seen some impressive numbers including 13 touchdown passes this season.Week 7: DE Bruce Smith (IND) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Bruce Smith of the Indianapolis Colts has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Smith finished with 3 Tck, 2 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 7Ravens - 34, Buccaneers - 24
Monarchs - 35, Falcons - 28
Dolphins - 21, Commanders - 20
Bills - 21, Giants - 20
Vikings - 24, Titans - 7
Bengals - 33, 49ers - 28
Lions - 31, Raiders - 3
Packers - 19, Seahawks - 17
Bears - 31, Kings - 17
Colts - 40, Cardinals - 0Game of the Week: Louisville Kings at Chicago BearsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Chicago Bears
They have a dominant defense. They do not get enough credit for that. They are 3rd in sacks with 23. They are 3rd in points allowed, averaging only 20.3. They are 3rd in run defense. Giving up only 93.2 yards per game. They are 2nd in interceptions with 7. They are 3rd in the league pass average yards per rush. They are 1st in forced fumbles.
Mary Moore : Chicago Bears
Looking at the teams, you would be a fool not to think Keith Traylor - DT will run circles around the offense. This is going to be great to watch. This may be where we see their true colors.
Jim Nox : Chicago Bears
Surely, the Bears win. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise. They will put up a lot of points.
Darren Francis : Chicago Bears
Head coach Amos Alonzo Stagg does a great job getting them prepared every week. This week will be no different. He makes great offensive adjustments. Defensively he makes great adjustments. The way he prepares gives them an advantage in any game. I am really on the fence for this one, but I stand my prediction.
Atlanta Falcons pull off the upset!With an outstanding effort the Atlanta Falcons pull off the upset against Washington Commanders.
Everyone had expected the Washington Commanders to handle the Atlanta Falcons with ease, but the Falcons just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Commanders, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1991 Week 7)As always I am Simon Sly with your weekly coach comparison. This is an interesting week.
SAM WYCHE, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, CINCINNATI BENGALS
The Bengals currently sit at 4-2-0.
Sam Wyche 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.
Sam Wyche 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 3rd in the league pass completion percentage. They are 1st in the league passing touchdowns with 19. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 287.7.They are 6th in the league in sacks allowed.They are 9th in the league in pancakes.They are 9th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 8th in the league average yards per rush.They are 18th in the league rushing touchdowns with 4.They are 11th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 126.They are 1st in the league points scored per game. With an average of 33.7.
TOM FLORES, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, OAKLAND RAIDERS
The Raiders currently sit at 2-4-0.
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 20th in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 11th in the league passing touchdowns with 9.
They are 14th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 207.3.
They are 18th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 2nd in the league in pancakes.
They are 8th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 6th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 11th in the league rushing touchdowns with 6.
They are 4th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 165.8.
They are 12th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 24.8.
Local community praises GriffinBaltimore Ravens is proud of the community work of Keith Griffin. The 30 year old RB from Baltimore Ravens has been heavily involved in various outreach programs since he arrived in Baltimore.Week 6: QB Randall Cunningham (SEA) wins Offensive Player of the Week The Seattle Seahawks' Randall Cunningham threw 1 touchdowns, completing 26 of 37 passes for 305 yards in the Seahawks victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.
After being drafted in Round 1 of the 1985 amateur draft, season number 6 for Cunningham, has seen some impressive numbers including 9 touchdown passes this season.
Week 6: DE Chris Doleman (IND) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE Chris Doleman of the Indianapolis Colts has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Doleman finished with 5 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF, 1 FR.Game Recaps for Week 6Ravens - 37, Dolphins - 17
Bills - 52, Titans - 24
Seahawks - 41, Bengals - 34
Kings - 27, Cardinals - 13
Monarchs - 34, Raiders - 16
Buccaneers - 22, Giants - 17
Falcons - 30, Commanders - 23
Bears - 27, 49ers - 10
Lions - 27, Packers - 3
Colts - 45, Vikings - 14Game of the Week: Seattle Seahawks at Cincinnati BengalsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Cincinnati Bengals
Do not sleep on this offense. They are 2nd in the league pass completion percentage. They are 1st in the league passing touchdowns with 16. They are 2nd in the league passing yards per game. They average 282.4! They are 4th in the league in sacks allowed. They are 2nd in the league points scored per game. They average 33.6! And you can take that with you to the bank.
Mary Moore : Cincinnati Bengals
It may even be a blow out.
Jim Nox : Cincinnati Bengals
They will win again this week. This will be watercooler talk on monday. Do not miss it.
Darren Francis : Cincinnati Bengals
Looking at the two rosters, I feel fairly certain that Leonard Marshall - DE is hard to gameplan for. You blink for a second and he has taken over the game.
Marcus Allen blasts the Kings in aftermath of Lions loss.Marcus Allen was angry in his postgame interview after the Lions' loss. Marcus Allen - RB left no possibility for mistakes about his opinion of the Kings. 'They should care more about how they carry themselves. They were acting like classless clowns', a clearly bitter Allen said.Week 5: RB Jim Brown (GB) wins Offensive Player of the WeekWeek 5's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Jim Brown. His 27 att, 193 yds, 4 TD performance stood out in the 49 to 28 victory for the Green Bay Packers.
The former Syracuse gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 640 Yards and 9 Touchdowns for the season.Week 5: DE Reggie White (BUF) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE White absolutely dominated in the Bills 62-17 game with the Oakland Raiders. He finished with 5 Tck, 3 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 5Giants - 24, Ravens - 17
Colts - 34, Monarchs - 28
Dolphins - 20, Buccaneers - 16
Kings - 27, Lions - 24
Packers - 49, Cardinals - 28
Bengals - 34, Bears - 28
Bills - 62, Raiders - 17
Seahawks - 21, Titans - 14
Falcons - 34, Vikings - 23
49ers - 24, Commanders - 7Game of the Week: Detroit Lions at Louisville KingsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
One of the most underestimated defenses. They are 1st in points allowed, averaging only 17.2. They are 1st in run defense. Giving up only 65.5 yards per game. They are 1st in the league in tackles for loss. This will really be a statement win.
Mary Moore : Louisville Kings
The leadership on this team is great. Having a guy like Dorsey Levens - RB on the field and in the locker room is exactly what you need to win games like this.
Jim Nox : Louisville Kings
You just have to look at their offense. They are 5th in the league passing yards per game. They average 251! They are maulers, 4th in the league in pancakes. They are 1st in the league rushing touchdowns with 8. Just win baby.
Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
Team play. Playing as a unit. You cannot discount the difference it makes. I am thinking of a guy like Randall Godfrey - LB. Playing as a team is what gets them the win. They might even blow them out.
Winning pleases everyone.Dolphins fans are excited this week after their team lit up the Titans. Cullen Moore said of his team, ‘We stuck it to them.’Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1991 Week 5)Welcome to Coach Showdown with Simon Sly. Let us jump right in.
BARRY SWITZER, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, BALTIMORE RAVENS
The Ravens currently sit at 2-2-0.
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 5th in the league pass completion percentage. They are 8th in the league passing touchdowns with 7. They are 15th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 203.5.They are 17th in the league in sacks allowed.They are 9th in the league in pancakes.They are 11th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.They are 1st in the league average yards per rush.They are 2nd in the league rushing touchdowns with 8.They are 4th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 174.2.They are 4th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 31.2.
Switzer is slightly more detail oriented than Campbell.
HUGH CAMPBELL, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, GREEN BAY PACKERS
The Packers currently sit at 2-2-0.
Hugh Campbell 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.
Hugh Campbell 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 3rd in the league pass completion percentage.
They are 12th in the league passing touchdowns with 6.
They are 14th in the league passing yards per game. Averaging 205.8.
They are 14th in the league in sacks allowed.
They are 16th in the league in pancakes.
They are 8th in the league in passes of more than 20 yards.
They are 15th in the league average yards per rush.
They are 10th in the league rushing touchdowns with 5.
They are 8th in the league rushing yards per game. They average 147.2.
They are 10th in the league points scored per game. With an average of 25.5.
Week 4: QB John Elway (DET) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe league announced Detroit Lions quarterback John Elway has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Lions defeated the Minnesota Vikings, 24 to 17. Elway did his part, throwing 2 touchdowns, completing 17 of 22 passes for 260 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 7 to 2, and a passer rating of 105.1.Week 4: LB Patrick Willis (CHI) wins Defensive Player of the WeekLB Willis absolutely dominated in the Bears 28-14 game with the New York Giants. He finished with 7 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.Game Recaps for Week 4Monarchs - 31, Bills - 3
Dolphins - 27, Titans - 13
Kings - 27, Raiders - 20
Seahawks - 31, Cardinals - 27
Ravens - 49, Bengals - 39
Colts - 13, Falcons - 10
Commanders - 24, Buccaneers - 20
Lions - 24, Vikings - 17
49ers - 24, Packers - 23
Bears - 28, Giants - 14Week 4: T Lance Smith (SEA) has suffered a major injury!The Seattle Seahawks' T Lance Smith has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).Game of the Week: Oakland Raiders at Louisville KingsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Oakland Raiders
They will get another win this week.
Mary Moore : Louisville Kings
They are well coached. I am sure head coach Gabe Owners has them prepared for this game. He is a great offensive mind. He is doing some clever things with his defense. He preperation is impeccable. They will put up a lot of points.
Jim Nox : Oakland Raiders
They have a dominant defense. They do not get enough credit for that. They are 4th in interceptions with 3. They are 4th in the league in tackles for loss. They are 5th in the league pass average yards per rush. They are 3rd in forced fumbles.
Darren Francis : Oakland Raiders
Look at the team play on the Raiders. Look at guys like Bobby Hebert - QB, Jeremy Trueblood - T and George Musso - T then you understand why they win this week.
Week 3: QB Mike Ngo (BUF) wins Offensive Player of the WeekThe Buffalo Bills' Mike Ngo threw 1 touchdowns, completing 18 of 30 passes for 132 yards in the Bills victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
After being drafted in Round 1 of the 1986 amateur draft, season number 5 for Ngo, has seen some impressive numbers including 3 touchdown passes this season.Week 3: LB Lawrence Taylor (BUF) wins Defensive Player of the WeekLB Taylor absolutely dominated in the Bills 24-13 game with the Atlanta Falcons. He finished with 9 Tck, 4 Sck.Game Recaps for Week 3Bills - 24, Falcons - 13
Commanders - 30, Titans - 20
Seahawks - 38, 49ers - 35
Raiders - 27, Vikings - 24
Kings - 45, Ravens - 14
Monarchs - 26, Cardinals - 24
Bengals - 27, Dolphins - 21
Lions - 30, Giants - 19
Packers - 31, Colts - 26
Bears - 34, Buccaneers - 20Game of the Week: New York Giants at Detroit LionsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Detroit Lions
Look for them to continue their winstreak. And you can take that with you to the bank.
Mary Moore : New York Giants
I do not think their defense gets enough credit.
Jim Nox : Detroit Lions
I think having a leader like Tim Harris - DE is the kind of thing that will help the Lions win this game.
Darren Francis : Detroit Lions
Head coach Nick Miller does a great job getting them prepared every week. This week will be no different. He is a great offensive mind. He is has a really good understanding of what works on defense. The way he prepares gives them an advantage in any game. This may be one for the ages.
Coach Showdown with Simon Sly (Season 1991 Week 3)Welcome to Coach Showdown with me. I'm Simon Sly. This is an interesting week.
MARTY SCHOTTENHEIMER, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, NEW YORK GIANTS
The Giants currently sit at 1-1-0.
Marty Schottenheimer wants to stay unpredictable on defense, favoring a balanced approach. 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.
Marty Schottenheimer 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 2nd in sacks with 10.
They are 3rd in points allowed, averaging 18.
They are 11th in pass defense with 235.5 yards given up per game.
They are 4th in run defense. Giving up 84 yards per game.
They are 20th in interceptions with 0.
They are 20th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 17th in forced fumbles.
JOHN MARSHALL, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, ATLANTA FALCONS
The Falcons currently sit at 0-2-0.
John Marshall does not like gambling on defense. Advocating a bend, but don't break mindset. Professionalism is the key for him. He demands accountability from everyone around him.
John Marshall 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 8th in sacks with 5.
They are 13th in points allowed, averaging 29.5.
They are 7th in pass defense with 207.5 yards given up per game.
They are 13th in run defense. Giving up 157 yards per game.
They are 11th in interceptions with 1.
They are 6th in the league in tackles for loss.
They are 14th in forced fumbles.
Week 2: RB Maurice Jones-Drew (WAS) wins Offensive Player of the Week The honor comes after Jones-Drew's 36 att, 262 yds, 3 TD, 5 rec, 22 yds, 1 TD performance against the Green Bay Packers. Jones-Drew from UCLA was selected in round 1, 4 years ago.
Jones-Drew now has 371 Rushing Yards and 4 Touchdowns for the season.
Week 2: DE Reggie White (BUF) wins Defensive Player of the WeekDE White absolutely dominated in the Bills 22-19 game with the Miami Dolphins. He finished with 7 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Sfty.Game Recaps for Week 2Ravens - 31, Monarchs - 28
Bills - 22, Dolphins - 19
Bengals - 40, Raiders - 38
Kings - 30, Seahawks - 24
Titans - 30, Cardinals - 20
Giants - 38, Colts - 17
Buccaneers - 31, Falcons - 24
Bears - 45, Vikings - 13
Lions - 34, 49ers - 23
Commanders - 35, Packers - 17Game of the Week: Green Bay Packers at Washington CommandersOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : Washington Commanders
In this game, everyone knows that they will not be able to contain E.J. Junior - LB. He will destroy them. I am looking forward to watching this showdown.
Mary Moore : Green Bay Packers
They will get another win this week. There will be a lot to dissect after this game.
Jim Nox : Green Bay Packers
A double digit win.
Darren Francis : Green Bay Packers
Leadership. You cannot discount the difference it makes. I am thinking of a guy like Amani Toomer - WR. He will lead the way and help them win. Just win baby.
Freeman McNeil blasts the Bengals in aftermath of Falcons loss.Freeman McNeil was angry in his postgame interview after the Falcons' loss. 'I think we were the best team on the field. You know, the Bengals can point to the result all they want, but they did not deserve to win this.Week 1: RB Jim Brown (GB) wins Offensive Player of the WeekWeek 1's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Jim Brown. His 29 att, 165 yds, 2 TD performance stood out in the 31 to 20 victory for the Green Bay Packers.
The former Syracuse gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 165 Yards and 2 Touchdowns for the season.Week 1: LB Patrick Willis (CHI) wins Defensive Player of the WeekLB Patrick Willis of the Chicago Bears has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Willis finished with 10 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 FF.Game Recaps for Week 1Bears - 37, Ravens - 31
Monarchs - 19, Giants - 14
Dolphins - 28, Bills - 21
Colts - 20, Buccaneers - 13
Packers - 31, Titans - 20
Vikings - 31, Seahawks - 26
Raiders - 31, 49ers - 20
Lions - 34, Kings - 10
Commanders - 37, Cardinals - 13
Bengals - 28, Falcons - 24Season PredictionsThe sports journalists association has published the results of this year's division prediction polls among their twenty top sports journalists.
AFC West: Seattle Seahawks with 8 votes (Runner up: Cincinnati Bengals with 7 votes)
AFC East: Buffalo Bills with 11 votes (Runner up: Baltimore Ravens with 7 votes)
NFC West: Chicago Bears with 11 votes (Runner up: Minnesota Vikings with 9 votes)
NFC East: New York Giants with 8 votes (Runner up: Indianapolis Colts with 7 votes)Game of the Week: New York Giants at London MonarchsOur Expert Predictions:
Jeremy Piper : London Monarchs
They will rely on their offense to pull them through.
Mary Moore : London Monarchs
Looking at how the teams match up, I cannot help but think that Wilber Marshall - LB is going to be a difference maker on the Monarchs defense. This will really be a statement win.
Jim Nox : New York Giants
I do not know why. I just have this hunch. This may be a pivotal game for their season.
Darren Francis : London Monarchs
One of the most underestimated defenses. Lots of points scored.
News from Training CampTraining camps have completed. Here is what we learned.
Far exceded expectations:
Seattle Seahawks: QB Chuck Long - QB
Louisville Kings: WR Mike Pritchard - WR
Buffalo Bills: LB Jesse Solomon - LB
London Monarchs: DE Drake Jackson - DE
Baltimore Ravens: WR Corey Bradford - WR
Baltimore Ravens: LB Jason Gildon - LB
Chicago Bears: FS Jalen Pitre - FS
Chicago Bears: DT Jim Flanigan - DT
Minnesota Vikings: CB Aaron Glenn - CB
Detroit Lions: DE Keith Ellison - DE
San Francisco 49ers: FS Reed Blankenship - FS
Indianapolis Colts: K Stephen Gostkowski - K
Atlanta Falcons: FB Joshua Ezeudu - FB
These guys were underwhelming to say the least:
Chicago Bears: WR Johnny Lam Jones - WR
Washington Commanders: DT Travis Jones - DT
New York Giants: WR Al Toon - WR
Post Free Agency RetirementsThe following players have retired after going unsigned through free agency:
RB June Henley - RB
RB Darryl Clack - RB
RB Tremayne Stephens - RB
RB Ken Oxendine - RB
RB Rashaan Shehee - RB
RB Richard Huntley - RB
RB Chris Smith - RB
RB Ricky Moore - RB
RB Vance Mueller - RB
G Ron Tilton - G
G Kevin Dogins - G
G Ikechuku Ndukwe - G
T Brett Miller - T
T Bryan Millard - T
T Bill Hitchcock - T
T Terrance Pennington - T
TE Kaseem Sinceno - TE
TE Robert Stallings - TE
TE Blake Spence - TE
TE Carl Hilton - TE
WR Carlos Carson - WR
WR Micheal Spurlock - WR
WR Donald Hayes - WR
WR Chuck Scott - WR
WR Emile Harry - WR
WR Solomon Miller - WR
WR Eric Swanson - WR
WR Patrick Johnson - WR
WR Tony Horne - WR
WR Jessie Britt - WR
WR Trumaine Johnson - WR
WR Kamil Loud - WR
WR E.G. Green - WR
CB Don McNeal - CB
CB Jason Simmons - CB
CB Joey Eloms - CB
CB Cornell Gowdy - CB
CB Chris Sheffield - CB
CB Mike Harden - CB
CB Tim Jennings - CB
CB Clarence Love - CB
CB Brian Walker - CB
CB Jarrett Bush - CB
LB Buster Davis - LB
LB Kivuusama Mays - LB
LB Rick DiBernardo - LB
LB Spencer Reid - LB
LB Ty Allert - LB
LB Ron Monaco - LB
LB Larry Station - LB
LB Kevin O'Neill - LB
LB Ray Phillips - LB
LB Zack Walz - LB
LB Aaron Pearson - LB
LB Darren Hambrick - LB
LB Rogers Alexander - LB
LB Jeff Gooch - LB
DT Scott Kellar - DT
DT Henry Slay - DT
DT Jerome Sally - DT
DT James Cannida - DT
DE Mike Hammerstein - DE
DE Ralph Malone - DE
DE Reggie Lowe - DE
FS Kevin Smith - FS
FS Elbert Watts - FS
FS Tim Morrison - FS
FS Kyle Morrell - FS
FS David Croudip - FS
FS Vestee Jackson - FS
FS Ricky Easmon - FS
FS Greg Lasker - FS
FS Tawambi Settles - FSLB Nate Wayne (N/A) has retired!LB Nate Wayne - LB (67 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.TE Alonzo Mayes (N/A) has retired!TE Alonzo Mayes - TE (64 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.CB Robert Ducksworth (N/A) has retired!CB Robert Ducksworth - CB (71 ovr) has retired after failing to get signed in free agency.DE Deacon Jones (GB) goes #1 overall!NEW YORK -- The Green Bay Packers drafted Deacon Jones #1 overall in the 1991 draft. The 6' 5" DE fits the team's needs perfectly. Said Packers 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," Jones said on a conference call. "I'm just going to be one piece of the puzzle."Moore and Nox Mock DraftPick 1: Green Bay Packers
Larry Moore: Deacon Jones - DE
He is driven by the love of the sport. Has developed nice strength for being this early in his career. More than enough speed for the position. This will become evident as he develops. A great tackler. Consistent. It is not often that the talent available fits perfectly with what you need. When it does, it makes for a win-win situation. This young man is going to be put in a position to succeed.
Jim Nox: Deacon Jones - DE
This is the kind of kid you want to promote the game. Well behaved, loves the game, and respectful. Strong enough to come of the edge in the pros. Will never become a speed rush specialist, but has sufficient speed to become a prototype Defensive End. Solid tackler. They need players at the position, and good ones at that. He fits the bill, he is worth the pick. End of story.
Pick 2: Washington Commanders
Larry Moore: Brad Johnson - QB
Known for showing up early and staying late. The guy has gets along with everyone. He trusts what he sees, and what he sees is mostly right. He is accurate enough to place the ball where the receiver can make the play. Receivers need to be on their toes because he throws hard. Fill a need, get a quality player, everyone wins! He will fit right in with the pros.
Jim Nox: Thad Castle - LB
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. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. His physical foundation given him an nice ceiling. Fast enough to get around slower Offensive Tackles. Rock solid player is just what they need. A great fit here, both in terms of need and quality.
Pick 3: New York Titans
Larry Moore: Mean Joe Greene - DT
The type of strength coaches love to field at the center of the line. Will hold off blockers on run plays and collapse the pocket on pass plays. Is sufficiently fast to stay on the field against the pass. That is important if you are going to draft a guy this early. He is a well developed tackler, this is something teams look for. It saves a lot of time when the fundamentals are good. When the available talent fits what you need, there is reason to celebrate. They are getting a great talent who will serve them for many years.
Jim Nox: Mean Joe Greene - DT
Powerful! He can succesfully bull rush fully grown offensive linemen. This is the kind of kid you can use to anchor the center of your line.Good jump off the line. Enough speed to be unpredictable in his passrushing moves. Tackles low and with good technique. They need players at the position, and good ones at that. He fits the bill, he is worth the pick. End of story.
Pick 4: Chicago Bears
Larry Moore: Bobby Layne - QB
This is a player who takes the lead. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. Liked by coaches and teammates. Plays with intelligence. Already making good throws, and that is even with no seasons of pro training. Sufficient arm strength for the pro game. He fills a need for them. Great pick here.
Jim Nox: Brad Johnson - QB
Known among his teammates as a hard worker. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. Can diagnose coverages well. Will deliver the ball to the target with nice accuracy. Has the arm strength to keep defenses on their toes. They need him now. Well yesterday actually. They will love him tomorrow. They will revere him by the end of his career.
Pick 5: Minnesota Vikings
Larry Moore: Willie McGinest - DE
Teammates look to him for leadership, and he consistently delivers. His college coaches talk highly of his work ethic. This kid breeds synergy, teams play better when he is on the field. Has sufficient strength to play with the big boys in the pros. Offenses will need to keep tabs on him. He will close down fairly quickly if left unblocked. Consistently takes down ball carrier on tackles. They should not be afraid to fill a need here. He will start day one. Quality pick right here.
Jim Nox: Willie McGinest - DE
A real leader! This kid puts in the work. He plays well with others. He understands there is a reason for each assignment on every play. Definitely good strength for a Defensive End. Will shed blocks and occasionally bull rush smaller opponents. Offenses will need to keep tabs on him. He will close down fairly quickly if left unblocked. It is clear from his tape, that he wraps up well on tackles. Once this kid gets in the building, they will be set at this position for years.
Pick 6: Seattle Seahawks
Larry Moore: Tom Nalen - C
This kid puts in the work. The muscles on this kid should allow him to hold his own against pro competition. If you go to his tape, you will se he run blocks very well. Very coachable. Take the blue-chip player. Do not worry about sexier picks. He fits what you need and the quality is there.
Jim Nox: Tom Nalen - C
This guy understands what it means to be a pro. This kid loves the weight room, and has developed nice strength for being this early in his career. Run blocking is very different when facing college kids than the full-grown men in the pros. This kid has the skills to do the latter. Very coachable. That is an important trait for a guy you want to draft this early. This guy is available. This guy fills a need. They have to take him. It makes so much sense.
Pick 7: Oakland Raiders
Larry Moore: Thad Castle - LB
Due to his work ethic, this kid is very coachable. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. Known for helping out teammates, if they hit a rough patch, whether it is on the field or in their personal lives. Love his strength. He can play everywhere on the line. It is no coincidence he has attracted a lot of attention. Not exactly a speed rusher, but has plenty of speed for the position. Do not be afraid to draft a position of need here. This kid is well worthy of a pick this early. Perfect situation for him, and great fit for the team.
Jim Nox: Aaron Glenn - CB
Teammates look to him for leadership, and he consistently delivers. Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. Known among his teammates as a bit of a goofball, but never in a bad way. The kind that keeps spirits high even when a season goes south. Speedy enough to cover. Will need to cushion a bit on the faster receivers, but they will account for that in the play design. No point in getting to the ball carrier if you cannot take him down. This kid tackles well. That is something teams are looking at. Makes smart decisions. They will be running to the podium for this one.
Pick 8: Detroit Lions
Larry Moore: Todd Steussie - T
Was among the stronger offensive linemen in college. Scouts love his understanding for opening running lanes in the running game. Bright kid, reacts well on the field. Nothing to think about here. Pick up the kid, bring him into the building, put him om the field.
Jim Nox: Todd Steussie - T
He has sufficient strength to have a chance against grown men on the defensive line. Execution in the running game is something coaches have noticed about him. He blocks pretty well. Good understanding of the game, and what is required of each position. He addresses a need for them.
Pick 9: San Diego Chargers
Larry Moore: Marshall Faulk - RB
Every team would benefit from his leadership. In addition to his own role, this kid doubles as glue. He makes everyone on the field play as a team. His movement skills are good. He hits the hole with good speed. He will occasionally throw of defenders who do not wrap when tackling him. A player that fits their needs. The promise of a future star. This will be great for the franchise.
Jim Nox: Marshall Faulk - RB
The kind of leadership he shows makes coaches salivate. 'Team player', this is the correct term for him. He makes everyone around him better. He reads the field well. His speed compliments his game well. His strength is good, and will only get better with professional training. This guy is available. This guy fills a need. They have to take him. It makes so much sense.
Pick 10: Seattle Seahawks
Larry Moore: Walt Sweeney - G
The guy has his head on straight. The guy has gets along with everyone. Has nice technique when blocking on run plays. Keeps his leverage and finishes his blocks. He fills a hole at the position. Blue-chip player. Will fit right in and start right away. Love it.
Jim Nox: Walt Sweeney - G
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. Liked by coaches and teammates. Execution in the running game is something coaches have noticed about him. He blocks pretty well. Once this kid gets in the building, they will be set at this position for years.
Offseason Team Needs with Jeremy PiperWith 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:
Oakland Raiders: QB WR CB LB DT DE FS
Cincinnati Bengals: G T
Seattle Seahawks: G T C WR
Chicago Cardinals: G T TE WR CB LB DT FS SS
San Diego Chargers: RB T TE WR LB DT SS
New York Titans: T C TE WR DT FS
Buffalo Bills: T TE LB DE SS
Miami Dolphins: QB G WR DT DE
London Monarchs: QB CB DT
Baltimore Ravens: G WR LB DT DE
Green Bay Packers: TE CB DE FS
Chicago Bears: QB T C
Minnesota Vikings: CB DT DE
Detroit Lions: RB T C
San Francisco 49ers: G TE LB DE
Washington Commanders: QB RB T C TE CB LB DE FS
New York Giants: TE CB LB DT SS
Indianapolis Colts: LB DE
Atlanta Falcons: T WR DT FS SS
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: QB WR DT
Draft Order: Green Bay Packers own first overall.Pick 1: Green Bay Packers
Pick 2: Washington Commanders
Pick 3: New York Titans
Pick 4: Chicago Bears (from Chicago Cardinals)
Pick 5: Minnesota Vikings (from Atlanta Falcons)
Pick 6: Seattle Seahawks
Pick 7: Oakland Raiders
Pick 8: Detroit Lions
Pick 9: San Diego Chargers
Pick 10: Seattle Seahawks (from Minnesota Vikings)
Pick 11: Buffalo Bills
Pick 12: Minnesota Vikings (from Indianapolis Colts)
Pick 13: San Francisco 49ers
Pick 14: Cincinnati Bengals
Pick 15: Miami Dolphins
Pick 16: Minnesota Vikings (from Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Pick 17: Chicago Bears
Pick 18: Baltimore Ravens
Pick 19: San Diego Chargers (from London Monarchs)
Pick 20: Green Bay Packers (from New York Giants)
Players Holding OutThe following players want a new contract, and have announced their intention to hold out:
A.J. Hawk - LB (Cincinnati Bengals)
Randy Gradishar - LB (Chicago Cardinals)
Mike Williams - WR (Detroit Lions)
John Mobley - LB (Atlanta Falcons)
To Dexter Manley - DE, the past is the past.Dexter Manley is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Manley is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.To Jacob Bender - T, the past is the past.Jacob Bender is a great story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Bender is becoming a posterboy for the league's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.Active Player Retirements
Seattle Seahawks:
WR Art Monk - WR (6 seasons) 553 rec, 6462 yds, 36 TD
Chicago Cardinals:
DT Ken Clarke - DT (6 seasons) 40 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 FF
Buffalo Bills:
T Ken Lanier - T (6 seasons) 354 Pancakes
DT Darryl Grant - DT (6 seasons) 106 Tck, 15 Sck, 5 FF, 1 FR
Miami Dolphins:
K Gary Anderson K - K (6 seasons) 139/197 FG
FB Mike Alstott - FB (5 seasons) 97 att, 279 yds, 42 TD, 6 rec, 24 yds, 2 TD
Baltimore Ravens:
WR Mark Nichols - WR (6 seasons) 157 rec, 1911 yds, 13 TD
Washington Commanders:
CB Fulton Walker - CB (6 seasons) 28 Tck, 1 FF, 1 FR
New York Giants:
RB Lionel James - RB (6 seasons) 229 att, 921 yds, 7 TD, 43 rec, 340 yds, 0 TD
Notable free agent retirements
QB:
Warren Moon (6 seasons pro) 1530/2211, 19240 yds, 144 TD
Gary Hogeboom (6 seasons pro) 459/678, 4548 yds, 34 TD
David Woodley (6 seasons pro) 149/232, 1664 yds, 10 TD
RB:
Tony Nathan (6 seasons pro) 514 att, 2292 yds, 21 TD, 7 rec, 57 yds, 1 TD
Butch Woolfolk (6 seasons pro) 314 att, 929 yds, 6 TD, 39 rec, 325 yds, 4 TD
George Rogers (6 seasons pro) 326 att, 1607 yds, 15 TD, 20 rec, 151 yds, 1 TD
Hubie Oliver (6 seasons pro) 168 att, 637 yds, 7 TD, 9 rec, 67 yds, 1 TD
Eddie Fuller (4 seasons pro) 0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD
G:
Dean Miraldi (6 seasons pro) 219 Pancakes
Jim Ritcher (6 seasons pro) 259 Pancakes
John Hannah (6 seasons pro) 255 Pancakes
Max Montoya (6 seasons pro) 173 Pancakes
Chris Dieterich (6 seasons pro) 118 Pancakes
T:
Paul Farren (6 seasons pro) 120 Pancakes
Eric Sanders (6 seasons pro) 46 Pancakes
Cleveland Green (6 seasons pro) 47 Pancakes
C:
Guy Bingham (6 seasons pro) 67 Pancakes
TE:
Walt Arnold (6 seasons pro) 50 rec, 271 yds, 2 TD
WR:
Jim Jensen (6 seasons pro) 162 rec, 1985 yds, 14 TD
Jerry Butler (6 seasons pro) 105 rec, 1121 yds, 9 TD
Shane Garrett (4 seasons pro) 26 rec, 340 yds, 0 TD
Terry Guess (5 seasons pro) 8 rec, 143 yds, 2 TD
CB:
Willie Tullis (6 seasons pro) 205 Tck, 3 Sck, 10 Int, 2 FF, 1 FR
Dwight Hicks (6 seasons pro) 264 Tck, 1 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD, 4 FF, 4 FR
LB:
Steve Busick (6 seasons pro) 107 Tck, 11 Sck, 2 Int, 2 FF, 2 FR
Steve Nelson (6 seasons pro) 238 Tck, 8 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Sfty, 5 FF, 4 FR
DE:
Rulon Jones (6 seasons pro) 136 Tck, 13 Sck, 7 FF, 1 FR
Jacob Green (6 seasons pro) 65 Tck, 8 Sck, 4 FF, 3 FR
Kevin Brooks (6 seasons pro) 37 Tck, 3 Sck
Donnell Thompson (6 seasons pro) 79 Tck, 4 Sck, 6 FF, 3 FR
Jim Stuckey (6 seasons pro) 22 Tck, 7 Sck, 3 FF, 1 FR
SS:
Mark Haynes (6 seasons pro) 427 Tck, 18 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 5 FF, 2 FR
Roland James (6 seasons pro) 388 Tck, 12 Sck, 3 Int, 7 FF, 4 FR
Mark Murphy (6 seasons pro) 155 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 Int, 2 FF, 1 FR
Kenny Hill (6 seasons pro) 139 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 Int, 4 FF, 3 FR
Lloyd Burruss (6 seasons pro) 133 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int, 3 FF, 2 FR
Dennis Thurman (6 seasons pro) 104 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD
K:
Tony Franklin (6 seasons pro) 114/166 FG
P:
Maury Buford (6 seasons pro) 13546 yards, 105 inside 20
Don Bracken (6 seasons pro) 9570 yards, 62 inside 20
Other retirements
QB Koy Detmer - QB (69 ovr)
QB Eric Kresser - QB (67 ovr)
QB Ray Lucas - QB (68 ovr)
QB Wally Richardson - QB (66 ovr)
QB Frank Seurer - QB (66 ovr)
QB Sam Hartman - QB (67 ovr)
QB Brennan Armstrong - QB (68 ovr)
QB Joe Shield - QB (66 ovr)
QB Reggie Collier - QB (67 ovr)
QB Tom Ramsey - QB (64 ovr)
QB Jack Trudeau - QB (62 ovr)
QB Babe Laufenberg - QB (63 ovr)
QB Spencer Sanders - QB (61 ovr)
QB Dustin Crum - QB (61 ovr)
QB D'Eriq King - QB (58 ovr)
RB Dalton Hilliard - RB (78 ovr)
RB Napoleon McCallum - RB (79 ovr)
RB Michael Pittman - RB (76 ovr)
RB Julius Chestnut - RB (74 ovr)
RB Anthony Toney - RB (73 ovr)
RB Ty Chandler - RB (73 ovr)
RB Harold Shaw - RB (70 ovr)
RB Hassan Haskins - RB (72 ovr)
RB Zamir White - RB (70 ovr)
RB Zonovan Knight - RB (70 ovr)
RB Keaontay Ingram - RB (70 ovr)
RB Jordan Mason - RB (71 ovr)
RB Kelvin Bryant - RB (68 ovr)
RB John Williams - RB (69 ovr)
RB Raheem Blackshear - RB (70 ovr)
RB Scott Williams - RB (68 ovr)
RB Ronnie Rivers - RB (69 ovr)
RB Brittain Brown - RB (69 ovr)
RB Jonathan Linton - RB (68 ovr)
RB Broderick Sargent - RB (67 ovr)
RB Tavian Banks - RB (68 ovr)
RB Karim Abdul-Jabbar - RB (68 ovr)
RB Mack Boatner - RB (67 ovr)
RB Brandon Bennett - RB (67 ovr)
RB Skip Hicks - RB (67 ovr)
RB Tony Boddie - RB (64 ovr)
RB Carlos King - RB (64 ovr)
RB Jermaine Williams - RB (65 ovr)
RB James Bostic - RB (65 ovr)
RB Craig Ellis - RB (64 ovr)
RB Leeland McElroy - RB (64 ovr)
RB Michael Hicks - RB (64 ovr)
RB Rick Badanjek - RB (63 ovr)
RB Buford Jordan - RB (62 ovr)
RB Dan Reeder - RB (63 ovr)
RB Corey Walker - RB (62 ovr)
RB Jason Bratton II - RB (57 ovr)
FB Randy McMillan - FB (84 ovr)
FB Mike Sellers - FB (72 ovr)
FB Jon Ritchie - FB (71 ovr)
FB Jammie Jammie-Jammie - FB (68 ovr)
FB Grunky Peep - FB (67 ovr)
FB Goolius Boozler - FB (67 ovr)
FB Frreestyl Snorez - FB (67 ovr)
FB Paul Ott Carruth - FB (62 ovr)
FB Robert Thomas - FB (60 ovr)
G Zachary Thomas - G (74 ovr)
G Brent Smith - G (71 ovr)
G Mark Adickes - G (70 ovr)
G Luke Wattenberg - G (70 ovr)
G Dave Fiore - G (69 ovr)
G Jerome Daniels - G (68 ovr)
G Pat Saindon - G (68 ovr)
G Damian Johnson - G (69 ovr)
G Ja'Tyre Carter - G (69 ovr)
G Waverly Jackson - G (68 ovr)
G Nick Zakelj - G (67 ovr)
G Alec Anderson - G (68 ovr)
G Josh Sills - G (68 ovr)
G Xavier Newman - G (67 ovr)
G Jeff Pahukoa - G (67 ovr)
G Scott Shaw - G (66 ovr)
G Chris Paul - G (66 ovr)
G Mike Caliendo - G (68 ovr)
G Chuck Commiskey - G (65 ovr)
G Mike Ruether - G (64 ovr)
G Tom Neville - G (64 ovr)
G Chris Banks - G (64 ovr)
G Mike Haight - G (64 ovr)
G Jeff Wiska - G (63 ovr)
G Harvey Dahl - G (63 ovr)
G Chris Riehm - G (62 ovr)
G Nick Haden - G (62 ovr)
G Michael Durrette - G (62 ovr)
T Matt Lepsis - T (73 ovr)
T Barry Stokes - T (71 ovr)
T Vederian Lowe - T (69 ovr)
T Don Maggs - T (69 ovr)
T Dan Remsberg - T (67 ovr)
T Allen DeGraffenreid - T (67 ovr)
T Curt Singer - T (67 ovr)
T J.D. Maarleveld - T (67 ovr)
T Joe Conwell - T (68 ovr)
T Thayer Munford Jr - T (67 ovr)
T Matt Waletzko - T (67 ovr)
T Rob Taylor - T (66 ovr)
T Greg Feasel - T (66 ovr)
T Mark Behning - T (66 ovr)
T Dylan Cook - T (66 ovr)
T Jim Gilmore - T (65 ovr)
T Ryan Van Demark - T (63 ovr)
T Luke Tenuta - T (65 ovr)
T Greg Robinson - T (64 ovr)
T Jose Portilla - T (63 ovr)
T Devin Cochran - T (63 ovr)
T Doug Williams - T (61 ovr)
T Kion Smith - T (62 ovr)
T Jason Capizzi - T (62 ovr)
T Glen Howe - T (61 ovr)
T Joe Toledo - T (60 ovr)
C Kevin Long - C (73 ovr)
C Jay Pennison - C (74 ovr)
C Jeff Mitchell - C (70 ovr)
C Doug Kramer - C (71 ovr)
C Mark Fischer - C (68 ovr)
C Cade Mays - C (68 ovr)
C Mike Kiselak - C (67 ovr)
C Jason Johnson - C (66 ovr)
C Bill Cherry - C (67 ovr)
C Eric Beverly - C (66 ovr)
C Jim Romano - C (65 ovr)
C Steve Gordon - C (65 ovr)
C Brian Johnston - C (64 ovr)
C TJ Juckson - C (63 ovr)
C Balakay HaHa-Lloydoonius Sr - C (61 ovr)
C Scoish Velociraptor Maloish - C (61 ovr)
C Rod Payne - C (62 ovr)
C Jeff Bostic - C (59 ovr)
TE Cam Cleeland - TE (73 ovr)
TE Andrew Ogletree - TE (70 ovr)
TE James Mitchell - TE (70 ovr)
TE Cole Turner - TE (67 ovr)
TE Connor Heyward - TE (68 ovr)
TE Charlie Kolar - TE (68 ovr)
TE Andy Haase - TE (67 ovr)
TE Mikhael Ricks - TE (66 ovr)
TE Damone Johnson - TE (64 ovr)
TE Teagan Quitoriano - TE (65 ovr)
TE Balakay HaHa-Lloydoonius Sr's Cousin BeefDaddy - TE (67 ovr)
TE Luther Broughton - TE (64 ovr)
TE Gordon Hudson - TE (65 ovr)
TE Chris Fontenot - TE (64 ovr)
TE Warren Seitz - TE (65 ovr)
TE Stone Smartt - TE (62 ovr)
TE Josh Wilcox - TE (63 ovr)
TE Jeff Spek - TE (63 ovr)
TE Itula Mili - TE (64 ovr)
TE Joey Hackett - TE (63 ovr)
TE Cal Adomitis - TE (63 ovr)
TE John Frank - TE (63 ovr)
TE Mike Waters - TE (62 ovr)
TE Jim Laughton - TE (64 ovr)
TE Todd Frain - TE (62 ovr)
TE Terry Orr - TE (60 ovr)
TE Darren Long - TE (61 ovr)
TE Earl Cooper - TE (58 ovr)
WR Kerry Reed - WR (78 ovr)
WR Jacquez Green - WR (78 ovr)
WR Freddie Scott Jr. - WR (74 ovr)
WR Josh Ali - WR (71 ovr)
WR Dareke Young - WR (72 ovr)
WR Alvis Whitted - WR (71 ovr)
WR Walter Murray - WR (70 ovr)
WR Don Holmes - WR (69 ovr)
WR Michael Woods II - WR (69 ovr)
WR Gerald McNeil - WR (70 ovr)
WR Herbert Harris - WR (69 ovr)
WR Samori Toure - WR (68 ovr)
WR Alex Van Dyke - WR (70 ovr)
WR Aubrey Matthews - WR (68 ovr)
WR Jim Gustafson - WR (68 ovr)
WR Willie Gillespie - WR (68 ovr)
WR Joey Jones - WR (69 ovr)
WR Nolan Franz - WR (68 ovr)
WR Derek Holloway - WR (69 ovr)
WR David Bell - WR (68 ovr)
WR Justyn Ross - WR (68 ovr)
WR Brandon Johnson WR - WR (68 ovr)
WR Jammi German - WR (67 ovr)
WR Timmie Ware - WR (67 ovr)
WR Ryan Thelwell - WR (66 ovr)
WR Leonard Harris - WR (67 ovr)
WR Terry Greer - WR (67 ovr)
WR Alex Johnson - WR (67 ovr)
WR Alonzo Johnson - WR (66 ovr)
WR James Harbour - WR (67 ovr)
WR Derrick Mayes - WR (66 ovr)
WR Chris Francies - WR (65 ovr)
WR Rodney Williams - WR (64 ovr)
WR Scott Holman - WR (66 ovr)
WR Robert Wilson - WR (65 ovr)
WR Karl Hankton - WR (65 ovr)
WR Ronnie Anderson - WR (66 ovr)
WR Walter Broughton - WR (65 ovr)
WR Michael Harper - WR (64 ovr)
WR Rod Barksdale - WR (63 ovr)
WR Troy Johnson - WR (64 ovr)
WR Tony Simmons - WR (62 ovr)
WR Lew Barnes - WR (62 ovr)
WR Derrick Crawford - WR (62 ovr)
CB Jaylon Jones - CB (72 ovr)
CB Deane Leonard - CB (73 ovr)
CB Izell Reese - CB (72 ovr)
CB Antonio Gibson - CB (72 ovr)
CB Jalyn Armour-Davis - CB (70 ovr)
CB Samuel Womack III - CB (72 ovr)
CB Mark Harper - CB (72 ovr)
CB Damarion Williams - CB (71 ovr)
CB Sam Webb - CB (70 ovr)
CB Gregory Junior - CB (70 ovr)
CB Ja'Sir Taylor - CB (68 ovr)
CB Josh Blackwell - CB (67 ovr)
CB Darrell Baker Jr - CB (69 ovr)
CB Dwight Drane - CB (65 ovr)
CB Kory Blackwell - CB (68 ovr)
CB Montaric Brown - CB (66 ovr)
CB Jason Kaiser - CB (66 ovr)
CB Steve Brown - CB (65 ovr)
CB Antonio Banks - CB (64 ovr)
CB Victor Jackson - CB (65 ovr)
CB David Evans - CB (65 ovr)
CB Tim Denton - CB (62 ovr)
CB Jim Perryman - CB (60 ovr)
CB Keith Lee - CB (58 ovr)
LB Myjai Sanders - LB (72 ovr)
LB Melvin Bullitt - LB (75 ovr)
LB Tom Cousineau - LB (73 ovr)
LB Chance Campbell - LB (72 ovr)
LB Jake Hansen - LB (71 ovr)
LB Mike Johnson - LB (70 ovr)
LB Ray Bentley - LB (71 ovr)
LB Zach VanValkenburg - LB (69 ovr)
LB Segun Olubi - LB (70 ovr)
LB Jeremiah Moon - LB (70 ovr)
LB Deangelo Malone - LB (70 ovr)
LB Jesse Luketa - LB (69 ovr)
LB Jack Cochrane - LB (70 ovr)
LB Chandler Wooten - LB (69 ovr)
LB Baylon Spector - LB (70 ovr)
LB Hillary Butler - LB (67 ovr)
LB Jackie Walker - LB (68 ovr)
LB Kevin McArthur - LB (68 ovr)
LB Calvin Daniels - LB (67 ovr)
LB Jamie Kimmel - LB (67 ovr)
LB Dana Cottrell - LB (66 ovr)
LB Ratcliff Thomas - LB (67 ovr)
LB Eugene Lockhart - LB (65 ovr)
LB Jeff Leiding - LB (66 ovr)
LB Antony Jordan - LB (67 ovr)
LB Ike Reese - LB (67 ovr)
LB Mitch Palmer - LB (66 ovr)
LB Jerrott Willard - LB (64 ovr)
LB Freddie Keiaho - LB (66 ovr)
LB Phillip Ward - LB (64 ovr)
LB Chris Bordano - LB (64 ovr)
LB Greg Favors - LB (64 ovr)
LB Mike Weddington - LB (65 ovr)
LB DeShone Myles - LB (64 ovr)
LB Andy Hendel - LB (63 ovr)
LB Reggie Givens - LB (63 ovr)
LB Jon Hesse - LB (61 ovr)
LB Joe Krakoski - LB (60 ovr)
LB James Johnson - LB (60 ovr)
LB Jimmy Sprotte - LB (61 ovr)
LB Malcolm Hamilton - LB (60 ovr)
LB Kiki DeAyala - LB (60 ovr)
LB John Fiala - LB (59 ovr)
LB Bruce Scholtz - LB (57 ovr)
DT Ernie Stautner - DT (75 ovr)
DT Kurt Hinish - DT (70 ovr)
DT John Ridgeway - DT (67 ovr)
DT Austin Faoliu - DT (68 ovr)
DT Eric Johnson II - DT (68 ovr)
DT Curtis Brooks - DT (68 ovr)
DT Chuck Klingbeil - DT (67 ovr)
DT Sheldon Andrus - DT (66 ovr)
DT Neil Farrell - DT (66 ovr)
DT Otito Ogbonnia - DT (65 ovr)
DT Bob Clasby - DT (66 ovr)
DT Kalia Davis - DT (63 ovr)
DT Terry Unrein - DT (64 ovr)
DT Zachary Carter - DT (62 ovr)
DT Mike Moten - DT (60 ovr)
DT Kevin Kellin - DT (61 ovr)
DT Alvin Wright - DT (62 ovr)
DT Doug Brown - DT (60 ovr)
DT Lynn Madsen - DT (60 ovr)
DT Glen Steele - DT (61 ovr)
DT Tim Colston - DT (56 ovr)
DT Chuck Osborne - DT (58 ovr)
DT Lester Williams - DT (57 ovr)
DT Ben Williams - DT (56 ovr)
DE Eric Hicks - DE (78 ovr)
DE Ray McDonald - DE (76 ovr)
DE Alex Wright - DE (74 ovr)
DE Jason Peter - DE (74 ovr)
DE Jeff Hunter - DE (71 ovr)
DE Leonard Griffin - DE (71 ovr)
DE Anthony Smith - DE (69 ovr)
DE Van Hughes - DE (70 ovr)
DE Josh Paschal - DE (68 ovr)
DE Ben Stille - DE (65 ovr)
DE LaBryan Ray - DE (68 ovr)
DE Kingsley Jonathan - DE (65 ovr)
DE Matt Henningsen - DE (66 ovr)
DE Mike Hamby - DE (67 ovr)
DE Lamanzer Williams - DE (66 ovr)
DE Corey Sears - DE (65 ovr)
DE Elijah Garcia - DE (65 ovr)
DE Dorian Boose - DE (66 ovr)
DE Jason Chorak - DE (65 ovr)
DE Bob Otto - DE (64 ovr)
DE Gary Dulin - DE (64 ovr)
DE DeMarvin Leal - DE (62 ovr)
DE Craig Patterson - DE (63 ovr)
DE Joe Costello - DE (63 ovr)
DE Shawn Swayda - DE (63 ovr)
DE Billy Lyon - DE (65 ovr)
DE Sam Roberts - DE (64 ovr)
DE Mike Greene - DE (64 ovr)
DE Smiley Creswell - DE (61 ovr)
DE Jeff Tupper - DE (61 ovr)
DE Marvin Thomas - DE (60 ovr)
DE Freddie Gilbert - DE (59 ovr)
FS Artrell Hawkins - FS (76 ovr)
FS Ron Pitts - FS (71 ovr)
FS Earl Little - FS (71 ovr)
FS Theo Jackson - FS (72 ovr)
FS Isaiah Pola-Mao - FS (69 ovr)
FS Markquese Bell - FS (71 ovr)
FS Bret Clark - FS (69 ovr)
FS Fred Weary - FS (69 ovr)
FS Robert Bailey - FS (68 ovr)
FS Trevor Denbow - FS (68 ovr)
FS Michel'le ThakFu-Gidgetsdad - FS (67 ovr)
FS Cordell Taylor - FS (68 ovr)
FS Devon Mitchell - FS (68 ovr)
FS Vito McKeever - FS (66 ovr)
FS Dell McGee - FS (67 ovr)
FS Lupe Sanchez - FS (65 ovr)
FS Kerry Joseph - FS (66 ovr)
FS David Martin - FS (65 ovr)
FS Anthony Tuggle - FS (64 ovr)
FS Dennis Woodberry - FS (65 ovr)
FS William Graham - FS (63 ovr)
FS Donovan Greer - FS (63 ovr)
FS George Coghill - FS (63 ovr)
SS Juanyeh Thomas - SS (69 ovr)
SS Tony Adams - SS (67 ovr)
SS Mike Brown - SS (67 ovr)
SS Nazeeh Johnson - SS (67 ovr)
SS Quentin Lake - SS (67 ovr)
SS Mickey Sutton - SS (66 ovr)
SS Andre Bitchcakes-Beeloozen - SS (66 ovr)
SS Scott McGarrahan - SS (66 ovr)
SS David Greenwood - SS (64 ovr)
SS Demetrious Johnson - SS (66 ovr)
SS Ryan Sutter - SS (65 ovr)
SS Duane Starks - SS (65 ovr)
SS Steve Wilson DB - SS (64 ovr)
SS Qwuantrezz Knight - SS (63 ovr)
SS Kerry Cooks - SS (63 ovr)
SS Raheem Layne - SS (60 ovr)
K Cameron Dicker - K (70 ovr)
K Jess Atkinson - K (65 ovr)
K Ladadadaladadadadada Dala-Dadaladaladalada - K (61 ovr)
K Swirvithan L'Goodling-Splatt - K (60 ovr)
K Tom Servo - K (61 ovr)
K T'varisuness King - K (60 ovr)
P Trenton Gill - P (67 ovr)
P Kyle Richardson - P (62 ovr)
P Brad Costello - P (63 ovr)
P Vincent Gamache - P (63 ovr)
P Atl TwentyEight-NE III - P (61 ovr)
P Eddie Howard - P (60 ovr)
P Bill Renner - P (61 ovr)
P Alex Waits - P (57 ovr)
P Jack Weil - P (56 ovr)
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