At least the Browns cut their losses with Quinn. How long with the Raiders hang on to J-Marc?
At least the Browns cut their losses with Quinn. How long with the Raiders hang on to J-Marc?
This year....that is ALL JR has....but your Browns NEVER gave Quinn a fair chance....
Your loss is our gain!
Enjoy those late picks!
Hopefully you can utilize Hillis, he's a player! For real.
The Seattle Seahawks and San Diego Chargers have completed a trade that sends third-string Chargers quarterback Charlie Whitehurst to Seattle for draft picks.
Who?Matt Hasselbeck, 34, remains Seattle's starting quarterback, but the 27-year-old Whitehurst could be viewed as the quarterback for the future.
Looks like TE Alge Crumpler has become a Patriot.
Calvin Johnson says losing got to him
Posted: March 18th, 2010 | Frank Tadych | Tags: Calvin Johnson, Detroit Lions, Gerald McCoy, Nate Burleson, Ndamukong Suh, Russell Okung
Calvin Johnson was beset by injuries during a tough 2009 season. (Greg Trott / Associated Press)
It's difficult to blame Calvin Johnson for wanting to get past 2009. He battled through knee injuries. His numbers fell across the board. His Lions won only two games.
Johnson admitted in a piece by Tim Twentyman of The Detroit News that the losing got to him.
"Losing always gets to you," he said Thursday at the Lions' practice facility. "If you are a competitor, you hate losing. But you have to know it's part of the game. The big thing for me this year is to stay healthy so I can be out there every Sunday so I can help."
That's really to be expected. But what really catches your eye is when Johnson claims he saw single coverage in less than 10 percent of his snaps last season. That's not a lot of snaps. Which is why Johnson said he was ecstatic about the arrival of Nate Burleson from the Seahawks.
"I think he can be a big factor," Johnson said. "Nate has some speed. He has great run after the catch. I look forward to seeing him get the ball so he can make some moves and get down the field."
The Lions are conducting their offseason conditioning program this week, so there will be more from Detroit, including official visits — LT Russell Okung was there earlier this week, DT Gerald McCoy was scheduled to arrive Wednesday night, and DT Ndamukong Suh is in for a two-day visit starting Thursday.
Ronnie Brown was arrested on suspicion of DUI in Atlanta Friday night
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