Ladies (there are a few of you out there!) and Gents, it's been a while since I've posted, but I've got something fresh, new, and exciting. Training Camp is almost here and the pre-season heat is cranking up. The arduous hump-crossing has hit it's peak and we're about to rollercoaster dive into the 2010 season at full speed. I was commenting on another post and had a few thoughts that sparked something much bigger. Hope you all enjoy. Let's hop to it! I think it...

The Jacksonville Jaguars signe

The Jacksonville Jaguars signed 2010 fifth-round pick Larry Hart to a contract, the club announced today. Hart, the 143rd overall pick, is the first of the club’s six draft picks to sign a contract.

Join jaguars.com senior editor Vic Ketchman as he tackles the fans' tough questions.

Development at the two tackle positions and within the receiving corps should make the Jaguars a better offense in 2010 than the unit that struggled to the finish line last year.

Ladies (there are a few of you out there!) and Gents, it's been a while since I've posted, but I've got something fresh, new, and exciting. Training Camp is almost here and the pre-season heat is cranking up. The arduous hump-crossing has hit it's peak and we're about to rollercoaster dive into the 2010 season at full speed. I was commenting on another post and had a few thoughts that sparked something much bigger. Hope you all enjoy. Let's hop to it! I think it...

This is Part 1 of the 10-part position analysis leading up to the start of the Bears’ 2010 training camp in Bourbonnais. If you thought Jay Cutler had the weight of the world on his shoulders last year entering his first training camp with the Bears as he was anointed the long-awaited franchise quarterback, just wait [...]

As anyone who has ever participated in one knows, keeper league’s aren’t an exact science. The turnover rate among NFL players is such that you could place each of your top players onto an appropriately distributed pie chart, put on a... Read the rest of this article at Gridironexperts.com

In the latest volley of words, Pete Carroll fires back at Jim Mora calling him a sore loser and a horrible coach.While Mora was in Seattle last year he continued RUNNING HIS BIG MOUTH which originally got his ass fired in Atlanta. When he was in a live radio interview and said he would leave immediately from Atlanta to take the coaching position-

One list that our site puts together every season is the third-year wide receiver list. While a few receivers will put up dominant numbers as a rookie and a few more will break through in their second season, many receivers require three years to transition from the college game to the professional game.

Funeral services were held Monday for former Arizona Cardinals and San Diego Chargers head coach Don Coryell, who died last week at 85. He was a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year but was not selected for enshrinement, a fact that John Madden apparently took issue with during his eulogy. Madden, who coached [...]

We at raisingzona.com, along with ramblinfan.com, 12thmanrising.com, and ninernoise.com are currently working to come up with the best NFC West players, an “NFC West All-Star Team” if you will. Today we look at the defensive backfield: Arizona Cardinals: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Adrian Wilson, Kerry Rhodes Seattle Seahawks: Marcus Trufant, Lawyer Milloy, Kelly Jennings San Francisco 49ers: Taylor Mays, Will James, Michael Lewis St. Louis Rams: Kevin Dockery, James Butler, Jerom...

We at raisingzona.com, along with ramblinfan.com, 12thmanrising.com, and ninernoise.com are currently working to come up with the best NFC West players, an “NFC West All-Star Team” if you will. Today we look at the linebackers. Arizona Cardinals: Joey Porter, Clark Haggans Seattle Seahawks: Aaron Curry, Lofa Tatupu San Francisco 49ers: Patrick Willis, Travis Laboy St. Louis Rams: Na’il Diggs, James Laurinaitis My take: I put up the best eight in the division in my opinion, b...

Now that the Saints have won the Super Bowl, take a look back at the best kick returners in team history.

In looking at my drafts of recent seasons, I often have seen one or two of my "can't miss" players disappoint.  However, I have usually overcome these underachievers with 1) savvy late round draft picks and 2) free agents.  For instance, concerning the former, a couple of years ago I drafted Ronnie Brown and DeAngelo Williams late in the draft.  Brown, of course, was coming off ACL surgery; DeAngelo was still a disappointment.  However, I thought Brown had a chance to be p...