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Davis-Machida at UFC 140? Still not confirmed If Phil Davis and Lyoto Machida fight, the bout is sure to produce a title contender, but when Dana White announced on twitter that the Ultimate Fighting Championship was setting up the Davis-Machida for UFC 140 in December, he forgot that “Mr. Wonderful” is still recovering from surgery on his knee, in fact, Davis was the most surprised when he heard about White’s comments, as he mentioned that "All of this is news to me. I'm still recovering and training. That's pretty much the story. I guess the boss must have looked to book me. ... I'm just not a go yet." In despite of this, the UFC hasn’t ruled Davis out yet. Fairley hasn’t debuted yet The Lions paid $10 million to Nick Fairley for four yea... more Read more →
Injured players who are recovering from surgery will have to be treated by third parties due to the imposed lockout on the National Football League. Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren referred to this particular issue earlier this week. "They can be treated and talk to the doctor who did the surgery,” Holmgren said. “It has to be off campus and the treatment has to be conducted by a third party, but that third party can be in communication with us. All our injured players are being taken care of and we will know their progress. There is no communication now between the club, club employees and the players and if we just stick by that rule then some of these other things have to go another way." Browns running back Montario Hardesty missed his entire rookie season due to an ant... more Read more →
The owners of NFL teams New England Patriots and New York Jets have expressed their opinions on the new CBA issue. New England Patriots chairman and CEO Robert Kraft released the following statement Saturday. "Going into these union negotiations, I was very optimistic that an agreement could be reached before the end of December if both sides were committed to the negotiations. The same was true as we approached the end of the NFL calendar year. We are fortunate to be operating in an industry that is thriving and I know that there was a deal to be done that was a win-win for both sides. I know that Commissioner (Roger) Goodell and his staff invested a tremendous amount of time and resources to negotiate an agreement that would benefit both parties and allow the league to continue to build ... more Read more →
Denver Broncos cornerback Perrish Cox’s attorney, Harvey A. Steinberg, has requested the judge in charge of his case to hold a closed hearing His request filed last Tuesday says that allowing the public and media to attend may affect the jury’s decision. Most of the documents in the case have been sealed, including an affidavit that contains details of the allegations against the cornerback. Cox was arrested on December 9th, 2010 and charged with sexual assault. The alleged assault happened on September 6th. Perrish Cox played college football for the Oklahoma State Cowboys and was considered one of the best cornerback prospects available for the 2010 NFL Draft. Cox was arrested on December 9, 2010 and was taken to a Douglas County jail but was released on December 10th on a $50,... more Read more →
In a statement he made for the Chicago Sun-Times, former NFL head coach and player Mike Ditka expressed his point of view on the celebrated former Auburn quarterback Cam Newton. ‘‘I would take Newton. I would take him in a heartbeat,” Ditka told the Chicago Sun-Times. “I think he gets it. He reminds me of a bigger Tim Tebow. He’s smart. He sounds good when he talks. I don’t care about that other stuff.” It comes at a surprise then, how other connoisseurs regard Newton. “With Auburns pro-day in the books, I look elsewhere for a QB before Cam Newton. Someone will gamble with him, I wouldn't,” Brian Billick posted on his Twitter account. “Simply saying, i wouldn't do it again on Cam Newton - not in the 1st round,” Billick added. Newton, who is expected to be dra... more Read more →
The New York Giants have announced today that they will release veteran running back Tiki Barber from their reserve/retired list. Barber will come out of retirement once a new CBA is completed. “We wish Tiki nothing but the best, and when we are able to make the transaction, we will release him from our reserve/retired list,” Giants officials announced. Tiki Barber, 35, retired from the NFL at the end of the 2006 NFL postseason as the New York Giants' all-time rushing and reception leader. Barber was originally drafted by the New York Giants in the 2nd round of the 1997 NFL Draft out of the University of Virginia. His awards include three Pro Bowl selections (2004, 2005, 2006), one All-Pro selection, 10,000 Rushing Yards Club, and New York Giants Ring of Honor. Get information on... more Read more →
After visiting several franchises including the Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Jets over the last weeks, free-agent safety Bob Sanders has finally signed a contract with the San Diego Chargers. The announcement was made last weekend by the team. “We are all very excited to add Bob Sanders to our defense,” general manager A.J. Smith said. “We have always held him in high regard. He’s a smart, physical, instinctive player. His intensity and playmaking ability can make an immediate impact on our defense.” Sanders was released by the Indianapolis Colts after playing in nine regular season games over the past three seasons due to a biceps injury. “There’s no question I’m excited. The fact that Bob was available and excited about being here and then having... more Read more →
Linebacker A.J. Hawk has finally signed the foreseen contract with Green Bay, and it is a 5-year deal. “He’s thrilled to be back with his Super Bowl-winning teammates and a first-class organization,” Hawk’s agent McCartney said in a statement. The deal was announced last night. “We are pleased to have reached an agreement with A.J.,” Packers general manager Ted Thompson said. “We appreciate his work and dedication and look forward to his contributions to our team in the future.” The details of the new deal are not yet available, but it’s good to have Hawk back. For tight end Donald Lee and safety Derrick Martin though, it’s the end of the line; they were released Wednesday. A.J. Hawk was drafted by the Green Bay Packers fifth overall in the 2006 NFL Draft. H... more Read more →
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United States President Barack Obama has a word or two on the talk between owners and players that has been going on with regards to the collective bargaining agreement. “You’ve got owners, most of whom are worth close to $1 billion. You’ve got players who are making millions are dollars. My working assumption at a time when people are having to cut back, compromise and worry about making the mortgage and paying for their kids’ college education is that the two parties should be able to work it out without the President of the United States intervening,” President Obama said. The arguments between the NFL and the players can take a toll on the following season, and it’s up to them, not the President to work things out. “I’m a big football fan, but I also think for an ... more Read more →
The Green Bay Press-Gazette has recently announced that inside linebacker Aaron James "A. J." Hawk, who was released last Wednesday, will re-sign with the Packers. Hawk’s agent Mike McCartney said he was working on getting the starting linebacker back to Green Bay. “We’re putting the finishing touches on AJ signing with GB,” stated McCartney. Hawk had a $10 million base salary, which would have guaranteed a place for Hawk during the 2011 season if the linebacker had been on the 80-man roster selected to start the new season. A.J. Hawk was drafted by the Green Bay Packers fifth overall in the 2006 NFL Draft. He played college football at Ohio State. Hawk won the Lombardi Award and the Jack Lambert Trophy in 2005. He was NFL All-Rookie 1st Team in 2006, and was Super Bowl Champ... more Read more →
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