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Archive for: May 28th, 2012
Human Stop Sign Gets Removed
Sapp’s book looks like a must-read
It doesn’t come out until August, so you can strike it from the early phases of your summer reading list. But few football books figure to be more entertaining than Sapp Attack, the first written offering from former NFL lineman Warren Sapp. Gary Shelton of the Tampa Bay Times recently previewed the 314-page effort, in…
Sapp’s book looks like a must-read
It doesn’t come out until August, so you can strike it from the early phases of your summer reading list. But few football books figure to be more entertaining than Sapp Attack, the first written offering from former NFL lineman Warren Sapp. Gary Shelton of the Tampa Bay Times recently previewed the 314-page effort, in…
Curren$y ft. Big K.R.I.T. & Wiz Khalifa – Jet Life
One more track from Spitta’s The Stoned Immaculate in stores June 5th.
Previously: Curren$y Goofs Off During Soundcheck (Video)
Chiefs could be using McCluster in multiple ways
As a rookie, Dexter McCluster eventually found a home with the Chiefs as a slot receiver. Last season, the team moved him to running back. During offseason workouts, he’s back at receiver. He soon could be back at running back. Adam Teicher of the Kansas City Star writes that the Chiefs are struggling to find…
Sims-Walker to get a look-see in Houston
Running back Justin Forsett isn’t the only veteran free-agent who’ll get a chance to catch the attention of the Houston Texans on Wednesday. Veteran free-agent wideout Mike Sims-Walker will work out on Wednesday for the defending AFC South champions, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Sims-Walker played four games with the Rams last year before…
Scandrick wants no part of the safety position
Though it’s Memorial Day and not Thanksgiving (Metta World Peace set me straight on that), we’re thankful for the Cowboys and their cornucopia of cornerbacks. From whether the Cowboys will trade cornerback Mike Jenkins to when they will trade him if they ever decide to do so to whether they’ll slide one of their corners…
Barry Bonds moving on in wake of 2011 conviction
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Barry Bonds is publicly referring to himself as a convicted felon these days, and he’s quick to point out that conviction was never for steroid use.
Polian’s revisionist history makes no sense
I rarely address a subject that one of the other PFT writers has handled. But sometimes I just can’t keep quiet. MDS pointed out earlier today the item from Peter King’s Monday Morning Quarterback regarding former Colts Vice Chairman Bill Polian’s belief that the proposed extension in 2012 of the trade deadline from Week Six…
Lions go from bad to bad boys
Any football fan will admit that, if forced to choose between having players who performed badly on the field or behaved badly away from it, they’d take the latter in the flash of a stun gun. And so for the fans of the Lions, who have gone from being 0-16 to having players assigned jailhouse…
