Black and Blue all over: Green to Packers?
Kevin Seifert, NFC North...is: A short-term fix for an injury situation. The Packers aren't looking for Green, Dominic Rhodes or anyone else to take over for starter Ryan Grant. They just want a little more...
Blog | October 21, 2009Black and Blue all over: Stafford says no surgery
Kevin Seifert, NFC North...the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Green worked out Monday for the team, along with veteran tailback Dominic Rhodes. Jason Wilde of ESPN Milwaukee examines a three-year problem of penalties in Green Bay. Tom...
Blog | October 20, 2009Ahman Green (!) visits Green Bay
Kevin Seifert, NFC North...running backs Monday. One of them has a very familiar name: Ahman Green. Yes, Green and Dominic Rhodes both were brought in for tryouts Monday, according to a source. (This information has also been...
Blog | October 19, 2009Williams' loss devastating for Chargers
Bill Barnwell, Football OutsidersWilliams' loss has been the most damaging injury any NFL team has suffered this year, and it's reflected in the numbers.
Story | Conversation | October 17, 2009
AFC East: Final Word
Tim Graham, AFC East...confidence that he could be a one-man show out of the backfield when they trimmed Dominic Rhodes on roster cutdown day. Jackson has thrived. With Pro Bowl running back Marshawn Lynch serving the...
Blog | September 25, 2009Patriots still seeking identity
Bill Simmons, Special to ESPNBoston.comFor the first time since 2002, Bill Simmons doesn't know what to expect from the Patriots.
Story | Conversation | September 24, 2009Jackson making a name for himself in Buffalo
Eric KarabellFor the second time in three weeks, our ESPN Fantasy projections have predicted the same No. 1 running back, and let's just say it's not someone most ...
Blog Entry | Conversation | September 22, 2009
Even with no football, 2011 draft to go on
Adam SchefterAdam Schefter's mailbag is biggest on Monday, but he answers reader questions nearly every day in his blog. Have a query of your own? Send a question....
Blog Entry | Conversation | September 16, 2009
Weekend mailbag
Kevin Seifert, NFC NorthPosted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert Your communication flew in from all angles this week -- be it from our fast-moving Facebook page, our ever-growi...
Blog | September 12, 2009What to watch for in Week 1
Eric Karabell...a lot has probably changed since draft day. For example, how many of you still have Dominic Rhodes on your bench? Until he finds work, you don't need to own him, and even...
Blog Entry | Conversation | September 11, 2009
What can Jackson do? You name it
Tim Graham, AFC East...Thomas. They have a Fred and a Jackson, and that's about it because they released Dominic Rhodes on cutdown day. Rhodes was supposed to help Jackson make up for Lynch's absence, but...
Blog | September 11, 2009Are Bills giving Edwards a fair shot?
Tim Graham, AFC EastPosted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- This was supposed to be Trent Edwards' big no-excuses season. He purportedly had all the m...
Blog | September 10, 2009Reading the coverage: Opening night edition
Paul Kuharsky, AFC South...all the changes, Peyton Manning is focused on the now, says Oehser. Chappell takes questions and Dominic Rhodes and Marcus Howard are popular subjects. Some people are throwing around 4,000-yard, 30-touchdown...
Blog | September 10, 2009Belichick doesn't expect Bills to run wishbone
Tim Graham, AFC East...whose only play-calling experience was with the Frankfurt Galaxy in 2005. They released running back Dominic Rhodes on Saturday and dumped left tackle Langston Walker on Tuesday. Marshawn Lynch, who the Bills used...
Blog | September 08, 2009Bills cut starting tackle Walker
Associated PressStarting left tackle Langston Walker has been cut by the Bills.
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