McCargo plays for my Bills.

9/5/2010 3:42:04 PM

RIP

9/5/2010 6:08:07 PM

Andre Brown got picked up by the Broncos

9/5/2010 8:06:36 PM

BRUTAL WEEKEND (not all cuts were this weekend)

New England Patriots
Torry Holt - WR Released
Ted Larsen - C Released then picked up by Tampa Bay

New York Jets
Jerricho Cotchery - WR

Cleveland Browns
Scott Kooistra - OL Released

Houston Texans
Anthony Hill - TE Placed on PUP list (knee)
Mario Williams - DE

Tennessee Titans
Leroy Harris - OL
Stephen Tulloch - LB

Denver Broncos
Toney Baker - RB Released

Kansas City Chiefs
DaJuan Morgan - S Released

San Diego Chargers
Philip Rivers - QB

NFC

New York Giants
Andre Brown - RB Released, picked up by Denver

Philadelphia Eagles
Jeraill McCuller - OT Released

Washington Redskins
Antoine Holmes - DL Released in June

Detroit Lions
Brian Clark - WR Released
Willie Young - DE

Atlanta Falcons
Steven Hauschka - K Released in August
Brian Williams - CB

Carolina Panthers
Marcus Hudson - S
Tank Tyler - DT Released

New Orleans Saints
DeMario Pressley - DT Released, signed to Practice Squad

Arizona Cardinals
Adrian Wilson - S

San Francisco 49ers
Manny Lawson - OLB

Seattle Seahawks
Sean Locklear - OT

[Edited on September 5, 2010 at 9:44 PM. Reason : ]

9/5/2010 9:43:49 PM

That's kind of funny that the Broncos dropped Tony to pick up Andre.

9/5/2010 10:16:54 PM

according to PFT looks like Sean Locklear is about to get the axe

9/6/2010 12:41:10 PM

Andre Brown on the Broncos 53 man roster, but inactive today

good luck andre

9/12/2010 12:44:08 PM

Adrian Wilson had 2 Picks agains Bradford and the Rams this eve.

9/12/2010 7:47:52 PM

since Bob Sanders is out, the Colts picked up DaJuan Morgan

9/15/2010 11:29:13 AM

Mario had a good game against the Colts. Sacked Manning at least once that I can recall and hit him several times. I know Manning had a great statistical game, but he paid the price for it.

Cotchery is going to struggle this year with fucking Sanchez behind center. That guy blows.

9/15/2010 1:01:30 PM

Ran across this mario-centric "article." I got a chuckle out of it...

http://www.battleredblog.com/2010/9/14/1688523/youve-got-mail-a-peek-inside-mario

9/16/2010 10:18:28 AM

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/09/16/AR2010091606852.html

Quote :

"You don't hear so much any more that the Houston Texans made the biggest mistake in the world by drafting Mario Williams ahead of Reggie Bush four years ago. Okay, some Houstonians will never get over the fact that the Texans didn't take Vince Young, the hometown kid who had just won a national championship. But when the Texans visit Washington on Sunday, their defense will be anchored by Williams, a defensive end who is coming off the best game of his career: an eight-knockdown performance of Peyton Manning in a rare Texans victory over the Colts. None of the three is on a collision course with the Hall of Fame at this point. Bush, even though he now has a Super Bowl ring, is certainly not the defense-wrecking player he was at Southern Cal and doesn't look like he's ever going to be an every-down back in the NFL. And now, of course, there's the embarrassment of becoming the first Heisman Trophy winner ever to give back the award, and the scandal that surrounds that whole affair. Young has led his team to the playoffs, and some believe he's in the calmest period of his adult life and, as a result, a threat to put the Tennessee Titans in serious contention this year. But the meltdown of a couple of years ago and how it could have ruined the Titans is still fresh in the memory. Williams, meantime, has had no controversy of any kind. If part of the reason the Texans chose Williams over Bush was the desire to avoid drama - and the Bush scandal was beginning to mushroom even when he was in college - then the club's executives ought to be ecstatic. Williams's teammates like him. He's a weight room guy, a worker, rock-solid. He's not consistently great on Sundays; in fact, some weeks his coaches have pulled him aside, particularly before a big game, and told him, "Mario, we need more from you this week." Even so, Williams has had enough impact to be a two-time Pro Bowler. They certainly got "more" out of him Sunday against Manning and the Colts, enough for the Redskins coaches to be fretting this week about how to help Trent Williams keep Mario away from Donovan McNabb. The Redskins certainly must be preparing for a different Mario Williams than the one Mike Sellers pushed all over the field the last time the two teams met. Certainly, it's a different scenario than the one that greeted Williams on draft day in 2006, when he was booed by fans in Houston and greeted by headlines such as the one on an ESPN.com column that read, "Snubbing Bush a Texans-size blunder." It's impossible to not compare the two now as much as scouts did then. Williams has 35 sacks in three seasons and other than a rather infamous speeding ticket awhile back, has stayed out of the spotlight. Bush, whom the Saints seem to depend on a lot less than the Texans rely on Williams, is the story of the week for all the wrong reasons. Returning the Heisman before it was taken from him was a savvy public relations move. It saved Bush from even more humiliation, not that it was as "noble" as USC Athletic Director Pat Haden believes. The notion that Bush's sins are any greater than that of, oh, 25 or so other Heisman winners is amusing to me, although returning the award means Bush is probably now one of the two most infamous Heisman winners ever. Another former USC back, a Mr. Simpson, holds the No. 1 spot, probably forever. The irony is that before this week, if you'd asked me who had the most memorable career, best season and greatest moment of the three players, I'd have picked Young easily. Long after you forget (usually) who won the Heisman, you remember a play such as Young running into the corner of the end zone to win the national championship by beating Southern Cal in the Rose Bowl. That's why Houstonians, tired of David Carr by then, were so hell-bent on the team picking Young to play quarterback for the Texans. And I suppose if the draft were held today, whether we know nothing or everything we know now, I'd still take Young first in that draft. Young, while he's never going to be a classic passer, can lead the Titans to a Super Bowl this season. There's a big difference between passer and quarterback, and Young is indeed the latter. But it's not bad having a quarterback-wrecker either. If you ask me to choose between Bush's situational excellence - and he did make some tremendous runs and catches for the Saints last season en route to a championship - or Williams's ability, even if inconsistently realized, to smother Peyton Manning . . . I think I'm going to take the guy who can harass quarterbacks. And at 25 years old, Williams can still do that for another eight or nine seasons, presuming reasonable health. Whatever Williams hasn't become yet, it's obvious that anybody who thought he was a bad pick or the wrong pick relative to Bush, was wrong. Houston has its pass rusher and a pretty darned good quarterback in Matt Schaub, who threw for an NFL-best 4,770 yards last season. And if Williams can have four to six more games the remainder of this season like he had last week, the Texans likely will not only hold their own against the Colts but also get into position to make the playoffs for the first time ever. "

9/17/2010 11:33:00 PM

Mario had three sacks yesterday. Cotchery had a TD and Philip had a decent game.

9/20/2010 7:47:30 AM

Mario is 2nd in the NFL in sacks behind Clay Mathews' 6 with 4 sacks.

Philip Rivers is 4th in the NFL in passing yards and 3rd in Passer Rating and tied for 2nd in TD's.

Adrian Wilson is tied for the league lead with 2 INT's

9/20/2010 7:56:55 AM

Mario was big time yesterday. I'm hoping he is now truly focused each game and will be able to avoid his horrible games where he has basically 1 tackle and nothing else. I like that Houston team too and I think they've got a great shot to make the playoffs assuming the defense tightens up a bit.

9/20/2010 8:37:13 AM

Mario needs the Texans to be leading the game more. If they can get out to a good lead, forcing the other team to pass more frequently, then he can tee off. Really happy to see him off to a good start this year, esp. a great game against Peyton and the Colts.

9/20/2010 8:53:41 AM

^ The texans were behind the whole game against the Skins and he still managed 3 sacks.

9/20/2010 8:56:59 AM

I think his point is that typically a team that is behind will pass more often than run. Yesterday the skins passed as if they were down 2 touchdowns the entire game.

9/20/2010 4:32:00 PM

Rivers should be tied for 1st in TD's. That long pass to Nanee should have given him 4 TD's Sunday, he broke the plane, but instead of challenging it they just pounded the ball in with Tolbert.

9/21/2010 9:51:30 AM

Andre Brown cut from Broncos then added to the Practice Squad

9/21/2010 10:39:04 AM

Andre Brown re-signed to active roster from practice squad

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/football/nfl/wires/09/21/2020.ap.fbn.broncos.moves.0140/

9/22/2010 10:48:05 AM

dunno if this belongs here or not

one of my favorite instances of an NC State player repping the schoooo

from 1:03 - 1:20

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfzsMQGqrt0&ob=av2e

9/29/2010 9:08:01 AM

Any word on how Simon Harris did?

10/13/2010 3:10:09 AM

how long has leroy harris been starting for the titans??

[Edited on October 18, 2010 at 11:09 PM. Reason : gruden/jaws repped both him and tulloch alot tonight Tennessee Wolfpack!]

10/18/2010 10:54:00 PM

FYI, Andre Brown was dropped by the broncos and claimed by the colts. Apparently, he doesn't play special teams well, that's why he doesn't get more PT

10/18/2010 11:35:10 PM

Stephen Tullock finished 2nd in the NFL in tackles this year

1/4/2011 9:44:30 AM

Philip led the league in passing yards by 10 over Peyton.

1/4/2011 10:36:27 AM

^^Tulloch quietly has become one of the best NFL linebackers and still has no Pro Bowls to show for it. Just like baseball, it's too much about the name and the team.

1/4/2011 10:55:01 AM

tulloch's success as a smaller MLB should bode well for irving

1/4/2011 12:27:52 PM

Quote :

"Tullock"

Really??

1/4/2011 1:53:56 PM

some love for teddy larsen in this article

http://www2.tbo.com/content/2011/jan/06/060827/SPNEWSO1-race-to-10-complete-plenty-more-to-run/sports-bucs/

1/6/2011 12:20:49 PM

Tulloch would be a multi-year All Pro if he played with more finesse

1/6/2011 12:27:52 PM