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It Appears that McNabb will be Traded After All
March 26th, 2010 
Nathan Nau 
Updating a previous item, the Associated Press reports the Eagles will only deal Donovan McNabb for a pick in the top 42 selections of the upcoming draft. In line with previously reported rumors, the Raiders and Bills, considered the early favorites to land McNabb, have the 39th and 41st picks respectively.
Posted in NFL 2010 News 
Tags: Donovan McNabb, Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins, Mike McCarthy, Philadelphia Eagles, Rex Ryan 
1 Comment »Tomlinson Leaves Minnesota without a Contract
March 12th, 2010 Nathan Nau Updating a previous item, free agent LaDainian Tomlinson left Vikings headquarters without a contract Thursday evening. Tomlinson told SI.com’s Jim Trotter that he had a positive meeting with the Vikings, but he will follow through on his visit to the Jets Friday, explaining that he hasn’t been recruited since high school.
Posted in NFL 2010 News Tags: Denver Broncos, LaDainian Tomlinson, New York Jets, Rex Ryan, Washington Redskins No Comments »Kellen Clemens gets the nod this Weekend
December 10th, 2009 Nathan Nau Coach Rex Ryan announced Wednesday that Kellen Clemens will be the Jets’ starting quarterback in Week 14. Mark Sanchez’s PCL sprain will cost him at least one game. The Bucs usually present a favorable matchup for passers, but Clemens is always a good bet to struggle. Elsewhere around the NFL: Houston: Texans RB Chris Brown [...]
Mark Sanchez Confirms PCL Sprain
December 5th, 2009 Nathan Nau Jets QB Mark Sanchez’s MRI Friday revealed a sprained PCL, as expected. “It was encouraging news,” said coach Rex Ryan, who added that he’s optimistic Sanchez will be able to face the Bucs in Week 14 after nine days off. The severity of the sprain is not known, so we won’t have a good idea [...]
Posted in NFL 2009 News Tags: Atlanta Falcons, Jim Mora, Mark Sanchez, Oakland Raiders, Rex Ryan, Seattle Seahawks No Comments »Tom Cable will not be Charged With Assult
October 23rd, 2009 Nathan Nau Oakland Raiders coach Tom Cable will not be charged for his alleged assault on former assistant coach Randy Hanson. In the press release, the Napa County D.A. indicated that Hanson was not a credible witness. Raiders coach Tom Cable remains a candidate for discipline under the NFL personal conduct policy. The NFL’s statement reads: “We [...]