|
Pat YasinskasNFC South Blog | E-mail | Chats | NFL Blog NetworkPat Yasinskas joined ESPN.com in January 2008 after covering the Carolina Panthers for The Charlotte Observer for nine seasons. He began his journalism career with The Tampa Tribune in 1990 and began covering the Buccaneers 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 to his senses. A native of Dalton, Pa., Yasinskas lives in the Tampa area. |
Live from Tampa; Turner inactive in N.Y.
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthTAMPA, Fla. -- Good morning from Raymond James Stadium. It's pretty much a picture-perfect day for football, sunny and warm, although it is a little ...
Blog | November 22, 2009Inactives for the Saints
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthTAMPA, Fla. - Just got the inactive list for the Saints and it's pretty much what you'd expect. Running back Reggie Bush, defensive tackle Sedrick El...
Blog | November 22, 2009Saints leave Bush, Ellis at home
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthThe Saints left injured running back Reggie Bush and defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis home as they traveled to Tampa on Saturday afternoon. No surprise...
Blog | November 21, 2009Mailbag: Debating the Seahawks' future
Mike Sando, NFC WestScott from Roseville, Calif., writes: What is your gut on Tim Ruskell's status? My gut is no matter what others may think, if Ruskell is not given ano...
Blog | November 20, 2009Reviewing the film of the NFC South chat
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthFor those who missed it, here's the transcript of Friday's NFC South chat. To those who took part, thanks for stopping by.
Blog | November 20, 2009Where have the blue-chip left tackles gone?
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthThere's an age-old theory in the NFL when it comes to left tackles. It's pretty simple, really and it goes something like this: Every decade or so, yo...
Blog | November 20, 2009NFC South chat kicking off now
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthI'm jumping into the weekly NFC South chat now. Meet us over there, if you can.
Blog | November 20, 2009Delhomme at worst when not going right
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthESPN's Stats & Information had one bit of information about Thursday night's Carolina-Miami game that really jumped out at me. It seems Carolina quart...
Blog | November 20, 2009Breaking down Bucs-Saints
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthMy friend, Bradley Handwerger of WWL-TV.com in New Orleans, asked me to help him break down Sunday's game between the Buccaneers and Saints. Bradley ...
Blog | November 20, 2009Rapid Reaction: Dolphins 24, Panthers 17
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthYou can't quite say the Carolina Panthers are done, but that's mostly because six weeks remain in the season. But the Panthers are very close to bein...
Blog | November 19, 2009Observations on Carolina's loss to Miami
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthYou can't blame Jake Delhomme for this one. Yes, he did throw one interception to end his streak of three games without an interception, but that one ...
Blog | November 19, 2009Smith gets the better of rookie Davis
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthI said earlier I thought Vontae Davis had made a mistake by jawing with Steve Smith early in the game. The proof of that just came through as Smith be...
Blog | November 19, 2009Video: Blogger's Blitz
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthPat Yasinskas breaks down the biggest stories in the NFC South
Blog | November 19, 2009Miami rookie Davis fueling Smith's fire
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthI'm pretty sure I just saw Miami rookie defensive back Vontae Davis make a huge mistake. He was jawing with Steve Smith on Carolina's first offensive ...
Blog | November 19, 2009Carolina RBs are active
Pat Yasinskas, NFC SouthCarolina running backs DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart, who have been dealing with injuries, are active for Thursday night's game against Miami...
Blog | November 19, 2009EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
TOP SEARCHES IN OCTOBER
NFL Expert Picks tops ESPN.com searches in October. Did "pat yasinskas" make the list?
INTERNET EXPLORER 8
Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer 8 is faster, easier, and safer than ever.
Accelerators let you map directions, translate words, email your friends, and more in just a few mouse clicks.
Web Slices Keep up with changes to the sites you care about most. Add a Web Slice and you won't have to go back to the same website again and again for updates on news, stock quotes, online auctions, weather, or even sports scores.