Carolina rookie quarterback Cam Newton was on the field for a higher percentage of his team’s offensive plays than all but three NFL quarterbacks in the 2011 season. Newton was on the field for 98.95 percent of Carolina’s 1,046 offensive snaps. He was out for only 11 plays. New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning led [...]
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Cam Newton took a ton of snaps
January 27th, 2012 
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January 27th, 2012 afcbeast Carolina rookie quarterback Cam Newton was on the field for a higher percentage of his team’s offensive plays than all but three NFL quarterbacks in the 2011 season. Newton was on the field for 98.95 percent of Carolina’s 1,046 offensive snaps. He was out for only 11 plays. New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning led [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Cam Newton, Drew Brees, Eli Manning, ESPN, Giants Quarterback, New Orleans, New York Giants, Newton, Nfl Quarterbacks, Rookie Quarterback, Rsquo, Snaps, took No Comments »What might Allen’s staff look like?
January 25th, 2012 afcbeast It will be interesting to see how Dennis Allen builds his staff in Oakland. AllenAllen, the youngest head coach in the NFL, spent only one year as a defensive coordinator in Denver. He spent the previous eight years in Atlanta and in New Orleans. Allen’s most important hire will be offensive coordinator. With Allen’s defensive [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Al Saunders, Allen's, Allenallen, Background, defensive coordinator, Dennis Allen, ESPN, head coach, Incumbent, Like, look, Might, New Orleans, NFL, Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Leader, Rsquo, staff No Comments »Shining the spotlight back on 49ers’ Gore
January 22nd, 2012 afcbeast SAN FRANCISCO — Frank Gore’s 89-yard rushing performance for San Francisco in the NFC divisional playoffs failed to register as a significant postgame storyline. 2011 Top Rushers vs. Giants Sure, it was Gore’s highest single-game total since his five-game stretch of 100-yard games ended against the New York Giants in Week 10. But with Alex [...]
New York Jets: The Education of Rex Ryan and Mark Sanchez
January 21st, 2012 afcbeast Well, well, well. Rex Ryan finally speaks. I got so frustrated with him at the end of the season when it became more and more evident that he was completely oblivious to what was going on with his team’s offense. From the minute Ryan indicated that they would air it out more in 2011 and [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: Brian Schottenheimer, Continuity, Drew Brees, Education, Huddle, Implication, Jets, mark, Mark Sanchez, Miscommunication, Nbsp, New Orleans, New York Jets, Plays, Press Conferences, Receivers, Rex Ryan, Rsquo, Ryan, Sanchez, Sean Payton, Turnover, Verbiage, Whispers, York No Comments »TOJ Preliminary Thoughts On Conference Championships: Jets Fan Hell
January 16th, 2012 afcbeast Coming off a terrific 0-4 weekend on Divisional Weekend picks against the spread, I have decided it is time to embrace the reality that 2007 is about to repeat itself Jets fans. Giants vs. Patriots for the second time in five seasons is about occur and all the misery that comes associated with it. The NFL Playoffs [...]
Posted in Around The Web Tags: 49ers, Alex Smith, Antonio Cromartie, Blowout, Championships, conference, Five Seasons, Giants, Hell, Jets, Kyle Wilson, Misery, New Orleans, New York Jets, Nfl Playoffs, patriots, Preliminary, Right Time, Rush, Saints, Second Time, Sloppy Game, thoughts, Victory, Yard Touchdown, Yardbarker No Comments »Brian Schottenheimer Lands In St. Louis
January 16th, 2012 afcbeast A league source tells Michael Lombardi of NFL.com that Jeff Fisher, who will be the Rams head coach in 2012, has offered former Jets coach Brian Schottenheimer the offensive coordinator position on his staff and he is expected to accept the position. It was also reported earlier this morning that Fisher will also lure Saints [...]
Joe Flacco is feeling a little insecure
January 13th, 2012 afcbeast The NFL’s 2011 season has been called “the year of the quarterback,” and praise has been rightfully heaped upon Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Tom Brady and rookie Cam Newton. There has not been a rush, though, to heap praise on Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco. Joe Flacco has noticed. From the Baltimore Sun, here’s what [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Aaron Rodgers, Baltimore Ravens, Baltimore Sun, Best Running Backs, Cam Newton, Casts, Disrespect, Drew Brees, ESPN, Feeling, Flacco, Green Bay, Heap Praise, insecure, Joe Flacco, Little, Little Bit, Malice, New Orleans, Ravens, Receivers, Rush, Those Guys, Tom Brady No Comments »Joe Flacco is feeling a little insecure
January 13th, 2012 afcbeast The NFL’s 2011 season has been called “the year of the quarterback,” and praise has been rightfully heaped upon Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Tom Brady and rookie Cam Newton. There has not been a rush, though, to heap praise on Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco. Joe Flacco has noticed. From the Baltimore Sun, here’s what [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Aaron Rodgers, Baltimore Ravens, Baltimore Sun, Best Running Backs, Cam Newton, Casts, Disrespect, Drew Brees, ESPN, Feeling, Flacco, Green Bay, Heap Praise, insecure, Joe Flacco, Little, Little Bit, Malice, New Orleans, Ravens, Receivers, Rush, Those Guys, Tom Brady No Comments »Payton endorses Kromer for Rams’ job
January 13th, 2012 afcbeast New Orleans coach Sean Payton confirmed reports Thursday that offensive line coach Aaron Kromer will interview for the job as head coach of the St. Louis Rams. Payton gave Kromer a ringing endorsement. “He’s been a huge asset to us,’’ Payton said. “He came initially as a running backs coach and then moved to the [...]
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