If you can read between the lines of Pro Football Talk’s latest post on New York Jets receiver Plaxico Burress, or simply share the opinion of Mike Florio, don’t expect the receiver to be back with the Jets in 2012. Burress avoided several questions about the Jets’ 2011 season and didn’t exactly stick up for [...]
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New York Jets: 5 WRs Who Could Replace Plaxico Burress on Jets Roster
February 2nd, 2012 
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No Comments »Patriots Look to Avenge Ugly Loss to Baltimore in 2009-10 Wild Card Round
January 17th, 2012 afcbeast Tom Brady and Bill Belichick surely will have what transpired January 10, 2010 on their minds when they welcome the Ravens to town for the AFC Championship game. From the onset, Gillette Stadium’s eerily silent crowd could only watch with their collective mouths open. A week removed from Wes Welker’s knee blowout in the final [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: 200910, afc championship game, Avenge, Baltimore, Bill Belichick, Blowout, Brandon Meriweather, Cam Cameron, Card, Gillette Stadium, look, loss, Mouths, NFL, Offensive Coordinator, patriots, Ravens, Ray Rice, Round, Season Game, Silent Crowd, Snap, Tom Brady, ugly, Wes Welker, Wild, wild card, Yardbarker No Comments »Fox and Elway agree: Tim Tebow’s earned the right to start in 2012
January 16th, 2012 afcbeast If there was any doubt about Tim Tebow’s ability to drive a passing offense at the NFL level, it most likely went away when the second-year quarterback made several big-time throws against a Pittsburgh Steelers defense that loaded up against the run in the wild-card win. That 29-23 upset over the Steelers was followed by [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: 2012, agree, Broncos, Coach John, earned, Elway, Football Games, head coach, John Elway, John Fox, Kyle Orton, New England Patriots, Nfl Level, Offseason, Pittsburgh Steelers, Point Total, President John, Quarterback Position, right, Rout, start, Steelers Defense, Team President, Tebow’s, Tim Tebow, Timmy, wild card No Comments »Johnson, Yates emerge as Texans’ new combo
January 11th, 2012 afcbeast HOUSTON — T.J. Yates was just the guy that throws him the balls. This is the way Andre Johnson saw it two months ago. Well, Johnson knew who Yates was. They were teammates, after all. But Yates was the third-string quarterback and Johnson was the injured wide receiver, so they found each other alone, in [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: Afc Playoffs, Amoeba, Baltimore Ravens, Blessing In Disguise, Combo, Eagerness, emerge, Johnson, Little Time, Matt Schaub, nfl debut, Ravens, Season Finale, Second Game, Setback, Six Games, Teammates, Texans, Three Games, wide receiver, wild card, Yard Touchdown, Yates No Comments »NFL referee Tony Corrente is fighting a brave battle with cancer
January 11th, 2012 afcbeast If there was one game through wild-card weekend that had me curious from an officiating angle, it was the New Orleans Saints’ 45-28 win over the Detroit Lions. All four playoff games last weekend had at least one ref-based howler, but the inadvertent whistle that cost the Lions a touchdown was very uncharacteristic of the [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Baltimore Ravens, battle, Bedside Manner, Best In The Business, brave, Brave Battle, Cancer, Cancer Of The Tongue, Corrente, Coughing Up Blood, Detroit Lions, Ear Nose And Throat, Ear Nose And Throat Specialist, fighting, Howler, Motrin, New Orleans Saints, Nfl Referee, Peter King, Pittsburgh Steelers, Playoff Games, Referee, Season Opener, Three Games, Tony, Tony Corrente, wild card No Comments »Link: Taking a Few Steps Back
January 9th, 2012 afcbeast When Mark Sanchez comes up as a topic for discussion, you better strap up because everybody always has an opinion, whether it be sorely misguided or well-researched. After the conclusion of the Wild Card round, one brave soul at GGN took a step back to compare Sanchez to some of the other knocked out quarterbacks that people will swear to the [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: back, Brave Soul, Conclusion, Greek Mythology, Link, Mark Sanchez, Playoff Contests, River Styx, steps, taking, wild card 10 Comments »Pats-Broncos II: Wary of Tebow’s deep pass
January 9th, 2012 afcbeast Say what you want about Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. But one thing he does pretty well is throw the deep ball over top of coverage that’s trying to stop the run. Tebow had a career day Sunday throwing deep in a wild-card win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tebow was had three completions over 50 [...]
Pats-Broncos II: Wary of Tebow’s deep pass
January 9th, 2012 afcbeast Say what you want about Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. But one thing he does pretty well is throw the deep ball over top of coverage that’s trying to stop the run. Tebow had a career day Sunday throwing deep in a wild-card win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tebow was had three completions over 50 [...]
Pats-Broncos II: Wary of Tebow’s deep pass
January 9th, 2012 afcbeast Say what you want about Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. But one thing he does pretty well is throw the deep ball over top of coverage that’s trying to stop the run. Tebow had a career day Sunday throwing deep in a wild-card win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tebow was had three completions over 50 [...]
Pats-Broncos II: Wary of Tebow’s deep pass
January 9th, 2012 afcbeast Say what you want about Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow. But one thing he does pretty well is throw the deep ball over top of coverage that’s trying to stop the run. Tebow had a career day Sunday throwing deep in a wild-card win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tebow was had three completions over 50 [...]
