miércoles, 12 de noviembre de 2008
En los rankings de esta semana incluye a Frank Gore con unas estadísticas de miedo... es raro que en proyecciones le pongan a un corredor 3 tds, sin embargo creo que San Francisco es un equipo con hambre del triunfo y si lo creo posible, aunque yo creo que será al menos uno por aire. También esta especial el encuentro entre Michael Turner contra la defensiva de los Broncos quienes son de los ultimos contra corrida, no duden que este freak explote contra ellos... Terrell Owens tiene a Romo de regreso contra Washington y sin duda alguna, tambien es un matchup al cual estaremos poniendo mucha atención.
Aqui el ranking de la Semana 11:
Frank Gore vs STL: 144 yds 3 tds 4 rec 27 yds FPTS: 34
Kurt Warner vs SEA: 333 yards 3 tds FPTS: 25
Michael Turner vs DEN: 132 yardas 2 tds FPTS: 25
DeAngelo Williams vs DET: 113 yardas 2 tds 1 rec 13 yardas FPTS: 24
Marques Colston vs KC: 7 rec 111 yardas 2 tds FPTS: 23
Brian Westbrook vs CIn: 71 yardas 2 tds 4 rec 23 yardas FPTS: 21
Anquan Boldin vs SEA: 6 rec 92 yardas 2 tds FPTS: 21
Matt Forte vs GB: 134 1 td 4 rec 25 yardas FPTS: 21
Steve Slaton vs IND: 85 yds 2 tds 2 rec 19 yds FPTS: 21
Deuce McAllister vs KC: 86 yardas 2 tds FPTS: 20
Drew Brees vs KC: 347 yardas 2 tds 1 int FPTS: 19
Terrell Owens vs WAS: 6 rec 65 yds 2 tds FPTS: 18
Roddy White vs DEN: 8 rec 121 yardas 1 td FPTS: 18
Jason Elam vs DEN: FPTS: 17
Matt Bryant vs MIN: FPTS: 17
Larry Fitzgerald vs SEA: 8 rec 111 yardas 1 td FPTS: 17
Jay Cutler vs ATL: 304 yardas 2 tds 2 ints 4 rush 12 yds FPTS: 17
Adrian Peterson vs TB: 108 yardas 1 td 3 rec 10 yds FPTS: 17
Donovan McNabb vs CIN:243 yardas 2 tds 1 int 3 rush 12 yds FPTS: 16
Aaron Rodgers vs CHI: 260 yardas 2 tds 1 int FPTS: 16
Robbie Gould vs GB: FPTS: 16
LenDale White vs JAC: 48 yardas 2 tds FPTS: 16
Greg Jennings vs CHI: 6 rec 106 yardas 1 td FPTS: 16
Brandon Marshall vs ATL: 7 rec 101 yardas 1 td FPTS: 16
Marshawn Lynch vs CLE: 87 yardas 1 td 3 rec 22 yardas FPTS: 16
- the Rookie
martes, 10 de junio de 2008
Owens was placed in the program because he missed day-of telephone calls to set up random tests.
Instead, Owens can now be randomly tested for performance enhancers up to a maximum of 24 annual screenings, and these additional screenings can be required, if the NFL chooses to do so, for the remainder of his NFL career.
Owens was warned that he risks a suspension if administrators experience a similar roadblock as they did when they attempted to reach him two weeks ago.
The testing program requires players to make themselves accessible and communicate their specific location when they are contacted for a test.
- The Mentor
lunes, 2 de junio de 2008
This extension would keep Owens in Dallas through the 2011 season. The deal includes a $12.9 million signing bonus.
Owens... was set to enter this season in the final year of a three-year, $25 million contract he signed with Dallas in 2005. Owens has led the Cowboys in receptions (166), receiving yards (2,535) and touchdowns (28) in his two seasons in Dallas.
His 28 touchdown catches over the last two seasons are more than any other receiver... and that includes WR Randy Moss... who set the league record for TD's in a single-season last year.
The extension for Owens is the latest in a series of long-term deals reached with key starters. The Cowboys spent roughly $95 million on one day, signing running back Marion Barber to a seven-year, $45 million deal and cornerback Terrence Newman to a six-year, $50.2 million deal.
The Cowboys also signed left tackle Flozell Adams to a six-year, $43.8 million in April, while quarterback Tony Romo signed a six-year, $67.5 million deal last season.
Owens is 34 years old... so this could be his last contract... and he would retire as a Dallas Cowboy... but anything could happen... especially with Terrell Owens and Jerry Jones.
- The Mentor
lunes, 12 de mayo de 2008
The Mentor will like this post for being an anti-Cowboy post... what is up with T.O. trying to act on tv? first of all, get your butt back to training camp instead on focusing on stupid sitcoms and second of all, if you are going for tv dont accept a role in a sitcom featuring Flavor Flav.
Anyways... here is the video where we see the horrific acting of Terrell Owens, maybe you should stick to catching balls from Tony Romo instead of acting or pretending to act...
The show is called Under One Roof and it airs on MyNetworkTV. Lets hope T.O. stays more time on the field and less on the set...
- the Rookie
jueves, 8 de mayo de 2008
The Dallas Cowboys have agreed for the second straight year to appear in a 5 episode television show in HBO called "Hard Knocks"... a show that will focus on the Cowboys training camp.
Can you imagine Terrell Owens doing or saying stupid things just to be on camera all the time?? or Tony Romo dating... marrying... or being dumped by Jessica Simpson??
Only Jerry Jones will do something like this... I mean the man loves show business... but the real question here is... will this have any affect on the team preparation for next season?? I mean, they could not handle very well that their star QB went to Los Cabos with his girlfriend for the weekend just before the game against the Giants last season... we'll have to wait and see if the team can focus on training rather than entertaining.
By the way... as much as I like to see the Cowboys doing all of these things... and getting distracted... I really think they need to get serious... especially their QB Tony Romo, he hasn't won a playoff game yet... he has proven nothing!! but his doing a lot of things off the field, for example he's going to try to qualify for the U.S. Open golf tournament this week... instead of just focusing on what he does... and that is... PLAYING FOOTBALL!!
Where are Tony Romo’s priorities?? Is football about third on his list… behind his girlfriend and golf?? I mean c’mon… you don’t see Payton Manning or Tom Brady getting distracted… and those guys have won Super Bowls… and Tony Romeo… he hasn’t won a single playoff game yet.
- The Mentor
