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NFL and NCAA Football Update… - Chargers’ Foley to miss season (AP)

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006


Chargers linebacker Steve Foley will miss the season after being shot near his suburban home by an off-duty police officer. Foley was placed on the non-football injured reserve list on Monday, a day after he was shot by an off-duty Coronado officer and a week before the Chargers open at Oakland. Chargers general manager A.J.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Chargers LB Foley to miss 2006 season (SportsTicker)
SAN DIEGO (Ticker) - San Diego Chargers starting outside linebacker Steve Foley will not play this season after being shot multiple times by a police officer early Sunday morning.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

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Football News… - Life without Lelie leaves big questions in Denver (AP)

Thursday, August 24th, 2006


Now that recalcitrant receiver Ashley Lelie is no longer their problem, the Denver Broncos will spend the next several months answering two key questions: — Are they better without him? — Are they better off without him? “It’s tough to know right now,” Denver defensive end Courtney Brown said. “Time will tell us and him.” The NFL’s leader in yards per catch the last two seasons could have provided…
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Duckett to Redskins, Lelie to Falcons in three-team deal (SportsTicker)
DENVER (Ticker) - The Washington Redskins and Atlanta Falcons both filled voids created by injuries in a three-team trade with the Denver Broncos on Wednesday.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Broncos’ Dumervil out to show he can play defensive line (AP)
Elvis Dumervil enjoys hearing he can’t do something. The Denver Broncos rookie has been told that his entire life. The latest chapter is that he can’t play on the defensive line because he’s not tall or big enough. Dumervil, generously listed at 5-foot-11 and 250 pounds, thrives on proving skeptics wrong.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Saints get Shanle from Cowboys for 2007 pick (AP)
The New Orleans Saints acquired linebacker Scott Shanle from the Dallas Cowboys on Wednesday for an undisclosed draft pick in the 2007 NFL Draft. The trade is pending the player passing a physical, the Saints said. Shanle is entering his fourth season in the NFL. He joined the Cowboys in 2004, playing on special teams and starting 11 games.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Saints acquire LB Shanle from Cowboys (SportsTicker)
JACKSON, Mississippi (Ticker) - The New Orleans Saints on Wednesday acquired linebacker Scott Shanle from the Dallas Cowboys for an undisclosed 2007 draft pick, pending a physical.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Betting on the NFL and college football is a national pastime. Every week millions of dollars are bet on the home town favorites with local bookies. People bet even more money with online sports book agencies. Even the major news services publish all the betting stats. If you’re going to bet money on games, you might as well be as informed as possible! Check out this site to get up-to-the-minute information on your favorite teams and this weeks games.

NFL and NCAA Football Update… - Palmer expects to play exhibition vs. Pack

Monday, August 21st, 2006


Bengals coach Marvin Lewis declined to say Sunday whether Carson Palmer will play in Cincinnati’s next preseason game, leaving the quarterback’s status unclear for the season opener.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Need To Know File: Aug. 21, 2006
A look at the recent NFL headlines that all Fantasy owners should be aware of leading up to Draft Day.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Bush brings rock-star persona, jolt to needy city
Reggie Bush might not walk on water, but he already rules in New Orleans. Pete Prisco says the former Trojan’s combination of charisma, maturity and skills are helping the city break out of its hurricane-induced depression.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Jets fill backfield hole, get Niners’ Barlow
The New York Jets acquired running back Kevan Barlow from the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday for an undisclosed draft pick in 2007, their second attempt in a week to shore up the position.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

‘Hawks look sharp, claw out win vs. Colts
Peyton Manning was nearly perfect in the first quarter. Seattle made sure the Colts’ backups weren’t even close the rest of the game.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

On bubble, Bills WR Price misses practice
Buffalo Bills receiver Peerless Price missed practice Sunday, two days after he was held without a catch for the second consecutive preseason game.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Plummer quietly having good camp (AP)
For a guy who led the Denver Broncos to the cusp of the Super Bowl seven months ago, Jake Plummer sure has had a quiet camp. Almost all the attention has been on prized rookie quarterback Jay Cutler, who is drawing rave reviews for his arm strength and accuracy but who will be carrying a clipboard when the regular season begins in three weeks.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Before you gamble on NFL games, you really should take the time to study each week’s matchups and make the best bets possible. What are good bets? Bets where the odds are in your favor. Of course nobody can win every bet, but if you can stack the odds in your favor, you’ll most likely come out ahead at the end of the season. Check back here for up-to-the-minute news stories and gambling tips.

Football News… - Cowboys return WR Adams to Broncos

Friday, August 18th, 2006


Wide receiver Charlie Adams failed his physical with the Dallas Cowboys on Friday, voiding a trade with the Denver Broncos.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Manning sharp, Giants drop egg on Chiefs
Eli Manning and the New York Giants didn’t exactly lay out the welcome mat for Herm Edwards’ return to Giants Stadium.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Camp tour: Chad’s twice-repaired shoulder hanging tough
Don’t listen to the Jets. There is no quarterback controversy in the Big Apple. The only battle is between Chad Pennington and his reconstructed shoulder, Clark Judge says, and Pennington’s winning.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Report: Seau to end retirement, sign with Patriots (SportsTicker)
SAN DIEGO (Ticker) - Junior Seau’s emotional farewell speech apparently didn’t mean much.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Cut out zone blocking? Not in points-crazy NFL
Some of the most devastating injuries have been a result of cut-blocking. For defensive linemen, there’s no bigger beef. But Pete Prisco says the zone blocking system will remain legal the same reason it is used — it works.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

With Bengals’ Palmer out, QB focus falls on Bills’ Losman (AP)
The big question for the Cincinnati Bengals is this: When is Carson Palmer finally going to test his surgically repaired knee in a preseason game? It won’t happen Friday when the Bengals travel to play the Buffalo Bills. So Palmer’s status remains the hot topic. “This is just the normal progression of an injured player,” former Bengals quarterback Boomer Esiason said this week.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Seau joins Patriots, says he can still play
The New England Patriots and Junior Seau agreed to a contract Friday, ending his brief retirement.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Vikings’ Robinson cited before DUI arrest
Minnesota Vikings receiver Koren Robinson’s arrest this week for drunken driving wasn’t his first scrape with the law since training camp opened.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Ravens peck Eagles
Correll Buckhalter took a shovel pass from Donovan McNabb, ran 48 yards past several would-be tacklers and announced his return to the Philadelphia Eagles’ backfield Thursday night.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Brady: I never worked with Bonds’ trainer
Tom Brady was looking for a place to work out when he called Barry Bonds’ personal trainer ‘five or six years ago’ but the two never got together, the New England Patriots quarterback said Thursday.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

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SDC+3.5, ATL/GBP U36, TEN+6

Friday, August 18th, 2006

Here are three picks for week two of the NFL pre-season…

Take the Chargers +3.5 against the Bears.  The Chargers will win this one straight up.

Hurry up on this one.  The Titans are getting 6 points in a pre-seaon game against the Denver Broncos.  This is PRE-SEASON everybody.  Nobody should be favored by 6.  Take the Titans +6.

Atlanta is playing the Packers.  Did you watch the Packers last week?  The only way these teams are going to beat the over is if Atlanta beats it by themselves.  Take UNDER 36 in this one.

Tonight’s Pre-Season NFL Pick Philly vs. Ravens

Thursday, August 17th, 2006

Tonight’s game might end up 0-0 after overtime.  Neither one of these teams has been impressive, and things aren’t going to change tonight.  Take Under 35.5 and watch reruns of Fresh Prince of Bel Air if you want to be entertained tonight.

NFL and NCAA Football Update… - RB Suggs fails physical, Jets void trade with Browns (SportsTicker)

Thursday, August 17th, 2006


HEMPSTEAD, New York (Ticker) - The New York Jets announced on Tuesday that Lee Suggs failed his physical, voiding Monday’s trade with the Cleveland Browns.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

ESPN draws 4.5 rating for preseason MNF telecast (AP)
The debut of ESPN’s Monday Night Football drew a 4.5 rating, the network’s highest-rated NFL preseason game in four years. Monday night’s game between the Oakland Raiders and the Minnesota Vikings was the first with Tony Kornheiser working as an analyst. The rest of the new three-man team was Mike Tirico doing play-by-play and Joe Theismann.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Strait returns to Jets after bizarre 24 hours (AP)
Talk about a bizarre 24 hours. Derrick Strait went from New York to Cleveland and back to New York in his topsy-turvy journey for a trade that never panned out. The defensive back was sent to Cleveland for running back Lee Suggs on Monday. Strait arrived at the Browns’ facility Monday evening, met with coaches, got his playbook and passed his physical.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Betting on the NFL and college football is a national pastime. Every week millions of dollars are bet on the home town favorites with local bookies. People bet even more money with online sports book agencies. Even the major news services publish all the betting stats. If you’re going to bet money on games, you might as well be as informed as possible! Check out this site to get up-to-the-minute information on your favorite teams and this weeks games.

Latest Football News… - Dolphins sign DT Wilkinson (SportsTicker)

Tuesday, August 15th, 2006


DAVIE, Florida (Ticker) - Veteran defensive tackle Dan Wilkinson will clog the middle for coach Nick Saban after being jilted by Rod Marinelli.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Most memorable moments (Yahoo! Sports)
Randy Moss went out of his way to respect his elders, while Ben Roethlisberger reached out to his adoring public.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Leinart signs with Cardinals (AP)
Matt Leinart ended his two-week holdout and signed with the Arizona Cardinals. The team announced the signing late Monday night and Leinart was expected to begin training camp Tuesday. The six-year deal can bring the rookie up to $51 million, agent Tom Condon said. Leinart will be guaranteed $14 million, according to Condon.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Bengals 19, Redskins 3 (AP)
Clinton Portis didn’t even want to be on the field for the first preseason game. Now, the dependable running back isn’t sure if he can be on the field when it counts. The Washington Redskins’ revamped offense took a significant jolt Sunday night when Portis partially dislocated his left shoulder during a 19-3 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, leaving him sidelined indefinitely.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Sweet 16 (SI.com)
GREEN BAY, Wis. — I came here last week still not knowing, deep down, why Brett Favre came back, at 36, for a…
Source: sports.yahoo.com

Report: Leinart agrees with Cardinals on six-year deal (SportsTicker)
BRISTOL, Connecticut (Ticker) - Arizona Cardinals coach Dennis Green’s strong words for Matt Leinart apparently worked.
Source: sports.yahoo.com

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Football News… - Daunte gets six plays in debut

Sunday, August 13th, 2006


Daunte Culpepper (knee) was able to start Saturday’s preseason game against the Jaguars. He tallied six plays in one series before handing it off to reserve quarterback Joey Harrington.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Berrian plays in Friday’s game
Bernard Berrian (groin) was able to play in Friday’s preseason game at San Francisco despite a minor injury. He had one reception for nine yards in the game.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Gramatica posts seven points
Martin Gramatica was 2-for-2 on field goals (26, 30) and he tacked on an extra point in Friday’s preseason game against the Falcons in Atlanta.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Brett Favre posts 66 yards
After months of speculation whether he would retire or not, Favre returned to the field for Saturday’s preseason game at San Diego. He was treated rudely by the defense of the Chargers, but he still managed to do some good things. He finished 5-of-10 for 66 yards and he was sacked twice in about a quarter of action.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Barlow, 49ers run game gets blow
Kevan Barlow (thigh), making a bid for the starting tailback job in San Francisco, will have a little more difficulty finding running room whether he wins the job over Frank Gore or not. Center Jeremy Newberry (knee) will be placed on injured reserve and is expected to have microfracture surgery, ending his 2006 season before it started.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Vince Young sprains his ankle
Young left Saturday’s preseason game against the Saints midway through the fourth quarter due to a sprained left ankle. He was sprinting out to the left for a throw into the end zone. The pass was incomplete and he held onto the ball too long and was clocked in the flat.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Josh McCown now the No. 3 QB?
Dan Orlovsky helped lead the Lions to a touchdown on the team’s second possession in Friday’s preseason game against the Broncos. He finished 6-for-8 for 54 yards, a touchdown and an interception. McCown was 4-for-7 for 54 yards and no scores.
Source: cbs.sportsline.com

Before you gamble on NFL games, you really should take the time to study each week’s matchups and make the best bets possible. What are good bets? Bets where the odds are in your favor. Of course nobody can win every bet, but if you can stack the odds in your favor, you’ll most likely come out ahead at the end of the season. Check back here for up-to-the-minute news stories and gambling tips.

NFL Picks for Saturday, August 12, 2006

Saturday, August 12th, 2006

It’s the Saints vs. Titans that we’re looking at tonight. No need to get into many details here. The Saints, as usual, are going to look to establish a “winnimg tradition” in August. They’ll still be 5-11 in January, but at least they might win a game before September. Plus, the Saints are getting 3.5 tonight. Take the Saints and the points.

Buffalo and Carolina might not score more than 2 TD’s tonight. That’s 14 points. They’ll need 7 field goals to get close to the over/under line. Yeah, right. These teams are more likely to wear fancy hats and go to a tea party tomorrow than they are to score 36 points tonight. Take the under. (Hey… I heard tea partys are all that bad!)