There were far too few positives for the Cleveland Browns to build on in Saturday’s preseason-opening 17-0 defeat at the hands of the Green Bay Packers. Both the offensive and defensive lines were dominated, Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson, fighting to establish themselves as a No. 1 quarterback, floundered. Costly penalties ...

In my last article for Bleacher Report, I warned readers about making their preseason predictions without knowing all the facts. This is what I wrote: "You can't assume the rosters at the beginning of preseason will be the same as rosters at the start of the season. See 2008, Chad Pennington ...

Think back to February 3rd, 2008. Any Giants fan can tell you their exact reaction to David Tyree's fourth quarter performance and more specifically, what some call the greatest play in Super Bowl history. If you were to ask Giants fans if you thought that the last catch he would ...

Here's the latest on troubled NFL star, Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall: My embedded NFL source has just revealed to me that Marshall, generally unhappy over the last year or so, has recently found God and happiness at a poker table in Las Vegas! That's right, the multi-talented Broncos WR experienced this ...

Alright, I used to be one of "those guys" who would get up at the break of dawn—well, not really.  But I would damn sure set the alarm in time to make coffee by the time the ESPN pregame show started.  I'd get decked out in my Redskin furbelow (okay, "furbelow" was dictionary.com's "word of ...

Each sport has one. Basketball had Michael Jordan. Boxing had Evander Holyfield. Football has Brett Favre. Legends of their sport who are unable to hang 'em up. Sometimes the offense isn't outrageous. Jordan was the best basketball player of all time, and as the team owner, he felt he could still play ...

I sort of remember this guy. He was a running back for some team, somewhere. He was pretty good, I think. He won some sort of award, MVP or something. Yeah, now I remember him. He had 100 rushing touchdowns and almost 10,000 career rushing yards. Three Pro Bowls and the 2005 ...

Football players and real sports fans across America are wondering, why would Michael Vick choose the worst sports city in America to try to restart his NFL career? Philadelphia is called "The City of Brotherly Love"—it's anything but a city that loves brothers! Racial profiling among the city's police department is on ...

He's never been to the Pro Bowl, but he was a crucial part of the Buccaneer defense. Tanard Jackson was the one piece Head Coach Raheem Morris and Defensive Coordinator Jim Bates didn't need to worry about. He was T-Jack, the hard hitting talented young safety and the anchor of ...

Michael Vick under center, Brian Westbrook in the backfield, and Bret Celek took his spot at tight end. Yet that’s all it was. Vick ran the scout team offense on Tuesday, calling plays for Westbrook and other starters who are injured or recovering from injury, and not ready to play in Thursday’s preseason game against ...