Rob Gronkowski: Roasting Eric Smith for another TD Patriots 37- Jets 16. I’m not going to same it’s the “Same Old Jets” because I believe those Jets are dead, I’ll label it as “Typical Rex Ryan Jets”. All week, the Jets were building this game up against the Patriots because it was the time to [...]
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Jets talk big against Pats, don’t back it up
November 14th, 2011 
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No Comments »The Shutdown Corner Podcast: Warren Sapp and ‘Reggie White and Jerome Brown: A Football Life’
September 29th, 2011 afcbeast Our podcast with former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders defensive tackle (and current NFL Network analyst ) Warren Sapp coincides with the premiere of the latest installment of the NFL Network’s “A Football Life” series. This time, NFL Films reviews the lives and friendship of Philadelphia Eagles defensive linemen Jerome Brown and Reggie White. [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Airings, Brown, Corner, defensive lineman, Defensive Linemen, Football, Football Life, Jerome, Jerome Brown, Keg Party, Life’, Little Knowledge, Network Analyst, Nfl Films, Nfl Network, Oakland Raiders, Offensive Lineman, Philadelphia Eagles, Podcast, Pro Bowl, Purest Form, Reggie White, Sacks, Sapp, Shutdown, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Thursday Night, Warren, Warren Sapp, White, ‘Reggie No Comments »Vote for the greatest Panther
July 1st, 2011 afcbeast WR/KR/PR Steve Smith It may sound outlandish at first, but Smith could very well be the best pound-for-pound receiver in NFL history. At just 5-foot-9 and 185 pounds, the former Utah Ute has had over 1,000 yards receiving four times in his nine full seasons and consistently out-jumps taller defenders for balls that are up [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: Blue And Silver, Comeback Player, Defensive Touchdowns, Greatest, Greg Lloyd, Hall Of Famers, Jake Delhomme, Julius Peppers, Kick Returner, Michigan State Product, Mike Minter, Muhsin Muhammad, Nfl History, North Carolina Tar, North Carolina Tar Heel, Panther, Receiving Yards, Reggie White, Sam Mills, Steve Beuerlein, Super Bowl History, Vote, Wide Receivers No Comments »PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 1987 TEAM HIGHLIGHTS.
June 1st, 2011 afcbeast The Eagles turbulent 1987 season had flashes of brilliance in the play of Quarterback Randall Cuningham, perennial All Pro Mike Quick and Reggie White, the NFL defensive Player of the year Product DescriptionWith this nucleus of talent, Buddy ryan has built this team in his own fiesty image. The never say die attitude was epitomized [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: 1987, attitude, Brilliance, Buddy Ryan, Cardinals, Defensive Player Of The Year, Eagles, Highlights, Locker Room, Nfl Defensive Player Of The Year, Nucleus, patriots, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Eagles, Product Description, Reggie White, Saints, team, World Champion 1 Comment »Patrick Peterson principle: Ware over Revis
May 25th, 2011 afcbeast Jake from Lafayette, Calif., strongly disagrees with my decision to rank DeMarcus Ware third and Darrelle Revis only ninth in our rankings for top defensive players. He says Ware has yet to “consistently perform at an elite level, and he can’t even anchor the Dallas defense to a decent level,” while Revis “consistently shuts down [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Bruce Smith, Cowboys, Dallas Defense, Darrelle Revis, Decent Level, Dominant Player, Elite Level, Football Outsiders, Four Seasons, Multiple Times, Nfl Seasons, over, Patrick, Patrick Peterson, Peterson, Principle, Reggie White, Revis, Sacks, Sacrifices, Span, Three Seasons, Two Seasons, Ware, Wide Receivers No Comments »American Needle: Stevens ruling splits rhetoric on both sides
May 24th, 2010 afcbeast The Supreme Court ruling against the NFL in the American Needle vs. NFL case understandably had both sides – the league and the NFL Players’ Association — putting out their own version of "what it all means." NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith (pictured) fired the first post-decision volley, saying this in an official statement: "Today’s Supreme Court [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: American, American Needle, Antitrust Exemption, Boardrooms, Both, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Detriment, Fair Play, Former Nfl Players, General Counsel, Good Faith, Kevin Mawae, Lockout, Mcneil, National Football League, Needle, Nfl Players Association, NFLPA, Reggie White, rhetoric, ruling, sides, splits, Stevens, Supreme Court Ruling, Trust Laws, Veteran Center, Volley 5 Comments »ESPN Films 30 for 30: Small Potatoes: Who Killed The USFL?
May 17th, 2010 afcbeast Product DescriptionIn 1983, the upstart United States Football League (USFL) had the audacity to challenge the almighty NFL, signing three straight Heisman Trophy winners and future NFL stars Steve Young, Reggie White and Doug Flutie. In its inaugural season, the 12-team league played before crowds that averaged 25,000 and garnered respectable TV ratings, winning over [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Audacity, Crowds, Doug Flutie, ESPN, Films, Flamboyance, Heisman Trophy Winners, Inaugural Season, Killed, Nfl Stars, Potatoes, Product Description, Reggie White, Small, Small Potatoes, Steve Young, Tv Ratings, United States Football League, Upstart, USFL 2 Comments »Ray Lewis to get a street in Baltimore named after him
May 17th, 2010 afcbeast Taking a page out of Green Bay’s book with its Lombardi Avenue, Reggie White Way and Brett Favre(notes) Pass, the city of Baltimore will be renaming a city street "Ray Lewis Way." The ceremony will take place on Tuesday with Lewis, Ravens head coach Jim Harbaugh and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake on hand. They’ll be renaming [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: after, Baltimore, Baltimore County Courthouse, Brett Favre, Charitable Acts, Charitable Foundation, City Of Baltimore, Double Murder, greatness, Gridiron, Head Coach Jim, Jim Harbaugh, Lewis, Location North, Lombardi, Massive Construction, Named, Obstruction Of Justice, Rawlings, Ray Lewis, Ray View, Reggie White, Sports Fans, Street, Yahoo Sports No Comments »Jets 24 Texans 7 – The Mark Sanchez Era Starts With A Bang
September 14th, 2009 afcbeast He entered the game a question mark and may well have left it a hero. New York Jets rookie QB Mark Sanchez led his team to a dominating victory over the Houston Texans. Mark Sanchez played through his NFL debut as the first week 1 rookie starter in New York Jets history with the poise [...]
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