Saturday, June 02, 2007

NFL NEWS AND NOTES



Packers rookie RB Brandon Jackson was back in Green Bay this week for the team's voluntary workouts, and got a few repetitions with the No. 1 offense in practice on Thursday. Granted, it was one practice without pads in May, but Jackson showed some of the ability that convinced the Packers to take the Nebraska running back in the second round last month. He showed some speed and bounced off a few tackles. Packers coach Mike McCarthy said he showed a good basic understanding of the offense. "I think he looked like a normal rookie," McCarthy said. "I think he's feeling his way on some things, but he understands what he's doing. He's picked it up very clean."....

The Chiefs signed seventh-round pick Michael Allan to terms on Friday. He is expected to compete for a roster spot along the TE depth chart.....

The Tennessean reports that Titans RB LenDale White missed the start of the team's late May minicamp because he couldn't catch a flight out of Denver while visiting with his ill grandmother. Titans coach Jeff Fisher was upset he wasn't there. Moreover, White has a lingering hamstring strain that will keep him from practicing with the team despite being in camp. White was also overweight at 260 pounds for the club's first offseason minicamp. "He'll get on the field eventually. I just hope it's not going to be too late," Fisher said earlier in the week.....

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that Steelers RB Najeh Davenport is doing well in minicamp, especially considering that last season he was learning the offense on the fly. Davenport is competing for the No. 2 RB job behind Willie Parker, but may end up getting a role that sees him spelling Parker more often than he did last season. "He's learning the nuances of the offense," offensive coordinator Bruce Arians said. "He looks explosive."....

The Kansas City Star reports ... well, that nothing has changed in the chess game between the Chiefs and Dolphins involving Trent Green. The two sides still cannot agree to compensation. When asked about him being named the starter in Kansas City if he were best candidate, he said "I'd like to think that's the truth. For a certain amount of time that would be the case. But I do know that at some point in time Brodie (Croyle) is going to play. They want him to get reps. They've made that very clear."

Friday, June 01, 2007

Stocks End Higher on Economic Reports

The old media will look the other way on the story.

Thursday, May 31, 2007

Cease-Fire

MORE BAD NEWS FOR DEMOCRATS

Monday, May 28, 2007

THANK YOU!



The still-smoldering Pentagon is in the background while a funeral takes place at Arlington National Cemetery, September 2001

Friday, May 25, 2007

WHAT GLOBAL WARMING

THE KOOKS AT GANNETT ARE AT IT AGAIN


"source of the proposal is a group that lacks credibility" The source that lacks credibility is the news looser than ran this misleading hit piece. Just another example of why the old media is on its way out.

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Weather breaks record

Iranian Money, Bomb-Making Material Found in Baghdad

NFL owners award 2011 Super Bowl to Dallas


The Chiefs announced Tuesday that they have traded PK Lawrence Tynes to the Giants in exchange for future considerations. Tynes is expected to be the starting kicker for New York in 2007, while the Chiefs will presumably go with Justin Medlock, a fifth-round pick out of UCLA. Last year, Tynes made 24-of-31 field goals (a long of 53 yards) while notching 35 of 36 extra points....

The only thing known right now about the Titans' receivers is that no one can be called No. 1. David Givens is still recovering from two surgeries on his left knee. Two-year veteran Brandon Jones, whose 27 catches led all receivers still on the roster, said it's not him. Free agent signee Justin Gage, who caught only four passes last year with Chicago, said opportunity to play was what attracted him to Tennessee in free agency. The 6-foot-4 receiver has 64 career catches, with an average of 14 yards per reception. "Knowing the talent we have, it's going to be a battle. I definitely think we have some good receivers that can take us as far as we want to go," he said.