Evening AFC West news and notes
Bill Williamson, AFC WestPosted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson Kansas City activated running back Kolby Smith off the physically unable to perform list as expected. Smith sh...
Blog | November 07, 2009Saints bring up DT Pressley from practice squad
Pat Yasinskas, NFC South...but I'm well aware of the fact Penn State lost today. Next, only one bit of news out of the NFC South while I was in the air. As expected the Saints elevated defensive...
Blog | November 07, 2009McDaniels, Tomlin have taken similar paths
Bill Williamson, AFC West...Canton, Ohio. He went to John Carroll, where he was a receiver. Tomlin: Grew up in Newport News, Va. Tomlin was a standout receiver/tight end at William & Mary. Reputation McDaniels: A great quarterback...
Blog | November 07, 2009NFL blogger Matt Mosley
...stops by to talk about the NFL season.Mosley, an award-winning writer for The Dallas Morning News for seven years, joined ESPN.com in January 2007 and writes columns, features and blogs about the...
Chat | November 07, 2009NFL blogger Tim Graham
...Friday, ESPN.com AFC East blogger Tim Graham will drop in to chat about all the latest news from the NFL.Graham joined ESPN.com in 2008 after covering the Miami Dolphins for the Palm...
Chat | November 07, 2009NFL blogger Mike Sando
...Sando joined ESPN.com in 2007 after nine seasons covering the Seattle Seahawks for the Tacoma (Wash.) News Tribune. He previously covered Washington State University football and basketball for the Spokane (Wash.) Spokesman-Review. Mike...
Chat | November 07, 2009NFL with Pat Yasinskas
...and the NFL in 1993. A winner of Florida Sports Writers Awards for Best Feature and Best News story in 1997, he is a graduate of Saint Leo University and attended law school before coming...
Chat | November 07, 2009ESPNBoston's Mike Reiss
...1997 with the team's official newspaper, Patriots Football Weekly, before moving on to the MetroWest Daily News in his hometown of Framingham. From 2005-2009, he covered the Patriots for the Boston Globe, while...
Chat | November 07, 2009NFL with Paul Kuharsky
...Thursday, ESPN.com AFC South blogger Paul Kuharsky will drop in to chat about all the latest news from the NFL.Kuharsky joined ESPN.com in 2008 after 12 years covering the Oilers/Titans and...
Chat | November 07, 2009Cowboys' loss sparked change
Calvin Watkins, ESPNDallas.comThe Cowboys' season-ending loss to Philly sparked a string of changes.
Story | Conversation | November 07, 2009Evening AFC West news and notes
Bill Williamson, AFC WestPosted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson Denver defensive lineman Ryan McBean may not play Monday night against Pittsburgh with a knee injury. LeKevin ...
Blog | November 06, 2009Final Word: AFC South
Paul Kuharsky, AFC South...a rough week, losing three starters -- Tyjuan Hagler, Marlin Jackson and Bob Sanders -- to injuries. Other injury news about Kelvin Hayden and Anthony Gonzalez wasn't good either. Does this qualify as a crisis for...
Blog | November 06, 2009Checking in on the injuries that matter most
Pat Yasinskas, NFC South...off in accuracy between these two. The Falcons are listing 10 players as questionable. But the good news is coach Mike Smith indicated receiver Roddy White and tackle Sam Baker should be able to play...
Blog | November 06, 2009Crowder, Ferguson listed as doubtful
Associated PressDolphins linebacker Channing Crowder and nose tackle Jason Ferguson are listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Patriots.
Story | Conversation | November 06, 2009Jerry Jones fixed a few wrongs over offseason
Tim MacMahon...argue semantics with the last sentence, but the rest of the statement is right on. The good news for Cowboys fans is that Jerry Jones, whether he'd admit it or not, realized this after...
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