You will likely hear tomorrow about the “Wide Nine” front the Eagles use. Let us go over exactly what that means. On the defensive line, where the player lines up is known as a technique. If you line up across from the center, you are playing what is known as the zero technique. The further [...]
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The Wide Nine and You
December 17th, 2011 
afcbeast Has DeSean Jackson quit on the Philadelphia Eagles?
December 4th, 2011 afcbeast Everything else you could see coming. Michael Vick hadn’t had a great game since torching the Washington Redskins in that epic Monday night game last November. Chemistry problems on the defense were unavoidable after the team brought in two cornerbacks to play with Asante Samuel. Coordinating that defense would be a coach who spent the [...]
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No Comments »Detroit Bad Boys: Ndamukong Suh ejected after stomping on opponent
November 25th, 2011 afcbeast The Detroit Lions were hoping Thanksgiving Day would herald their arrival in the upper-echelon of the NFL. All it did was burnish their reputation as the dirtiest team in football. Star defensive end Ndamukong Suh was ejected from the game early in the second half after stomping on the arm of Green Bay Packers offensive [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: after, Albert Haynesworth, Boys, Charity Work, Cheap Shots, Detroit, Detroit Lions, Echelon, ejected, Football Star, Green Bay Packers, Jim Schwartz, Kicking A Field Goal, Natural Leader, Ndamukong, Nfl Fans, Offensive Lineman, Opponent, Right Arm, Stomper, Stomping, Suh, Thanksgiving Day, Tough Guy, Unacceptable Behavior, Upper Echelon, Yard Touchdown No Comments »Josh Freeman sees Albert Haynesworth as a mentor. No, really.
November 19th, 2011 afcbeast Talented. Distant. Underachiever. Malcontent. Dirty. Dominant. There are many single-word phrases one could use to describe one Albert Haynesworth, Professional Defensive Tackle … but one would not generally be “Mentor.” A guy who basically malingered his way off the rosters of the Washington Redskins and New England Patriots in the last year wouldn’t generally be [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Albert, Albert Haynesworth, Bucs, Camaraderie, Freeman, Good Game, Haynesworth, houston texans, Josh, Josh Freeman, Last Sunday, Locker Room, Malcontent, Mentor, New England Patriots, Outlooks, really, Relay The Message, Sees, Single Word, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Teammate, Underachiever, Washington Redskins, Wdae, Weekly Radio Show, Word Phrases No Comments »Why the Texans can succeed with Matt Leinart
November 17th, 2011 afcbeast Just when you thought it was safe to call the Houston Texans the AFC’s one-seed (which they were after they thrashed the bejeezus out of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 37-9, last Sunday), the news came down on Monday that quarterback Matt Schaub’s foot injury would most likely put him on the sidelines for the rest [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: 2006 Nfl Draft, Albert Haynesworth, Arizona Cardinals, Bucs, End Zone, Foot Injury, Green Bay Packers, Houston Radio, houston texans, Kurt Warner, Leinart, Matt, Matt Leinart, Matt Schaub, Medical Option, New Orleans Saints, NFL Draft, Nfl Franchise, Nfl Quarterback, Offensive Line, Stat Sheet, Succeed, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Texans No Comments »What’s My Name? Patriots Cast of No Names Make Name for Themselves
November 15th, 2011 afcbeast Bill Belichick is a lot smarter than us, and we keep forgetting that. The magic trick he pulled off Sunday night with his defense was one out of the 2004 playbook. Taking a bunch of special teamers, and losing Devin McCourty, Belichick had his defense ready for Mark Sanchez and the Jets. When Belichick cut [...]
Posted in Around The Web Tags: Albert Haynesworth, Andre Carter, Brandon Deaderick, cast, Direction, Magic Trick, Mark Anderson, Mark Sanchez, Moving, name, names, New York Jets, patriots, Playbook, Sacks, Scary Dreams, Teamers, themselves, What’s, Yardbarker No Comments »Woody Criticizes Patriots D, Questions Decision Making
November 13th, 2011 afcbeast Former Jet and current ESPN analyst Damien Woody is making headlines again. After wagging the proverbial finger at the Jets during their early season struggles, he slammed the Evil Empire’s defense on Friday and even questioned the unquestionable Bill Belichick. “It’s about what have you done for me lately,” Woody said Friday on ESPN New York 1050’s [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: 2000s, Albert Haynesworth, Bill Belichick, Brandon Meriweather, criticizes, Damien Woody, decision, draft picks, ESPN, Evil Empire, Hoodie, James Sanders, Leigh Bodden, Locker Room, Making, Michael Kay, National Football League, Ochocinco, patriots, Personnel Decisions, questions, Richard Seymour, Rounder, Scott Pioli, Woody 7 Comments »Haynesworth: ‘I just wanted to play more’
November 10th, 2011 afcbeast Albert Haynesworth didn’t want to play for the Washington Redskins but complained he didn’t play enough with the New England Patriots. HaynesworthCome again? The mercurial defensive tackle was cut by the Patriots this week. New England head coach Bill Belichick said “it didn’t work out” and wanted to move on when describing the abrupt release. [...]
Rodney Harrison: Albert Haynesworth ‘quit’
November 10th, 2011 afcbeast Well, that didn’t take long. Harrison Haynesworth It was just a matter of time before a former New England Patriot laid the wood on recently released defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth. In short, New England’s big offseason acquisition brought nothing in return and the Patriots ended the experiment this week after eight games. Former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison [...]
Rodney Harrison: Albert Haynesworth ‘quit’
November 10th, 2011 afcbeast Well, that didn’t take long. Harrison Haynesworth It was just a matter of time before a former New England Patriot laid the wood on recently released defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth. In short, New England’s big offseason acquisition brought nothing in return and the Patriots ended the experiment this week after eight games. Former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison [...]
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