Beaglebay
Houndsight is 20/20
ACL injury for Koppen also.
That's 2 centers down for the Donks.
That's 2 centers down for the Donks.
ACL injury for Koppen also.
That's 2 centers down for the Donks.
Manny Ramirez took over for Koppen on Sunday and he’s the only experienced option currently on the roster. (PFT)
ACL injury for Koppen also.
That's 2 centers down for the Donks.
Yeah no shit."Hey, Jeff, Peyton here. Do you think you could come out of retirement for this year?"
"Well, I don't really blame you. Would you give it some thought though?"
"Hey, John, Peyton here. Saturday's not interested. Anyone else you want me to call?"
Peyton made some bad decisions but he made good throws and his receivers made great catch. The Raven defense beat Peyton in that game.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2zEXbI8wXU
NFLN just reported that Gabbert was carted off the field in JAX. They think it's an ankle injury.
NFLN just reported that Gabbert was carted off the field in JAX. They think it's an ankle injury.
Jax would be smart to say goodbye to Gabbert and let Henne take over, imo.
That's enough of that talk.
On behalf of the AFC South I'd like to wish Gabbert a full and speedy recovery.
Jax would be smart to say goodbye to Gabbert and let Henne take over, imo.
If there is one thing I cannot stand, it's a glow necklace douchebag. As far as their starting qb battle, I could care less. Gabbert or Henne, neither one has a snowballs chance in hell of turning that franchise into a winner. Oh it must be so much fun to be a sparkle kittens fan.ROFL:shrug:
I always liked Henne, but I think Gabbert's got talent too. He was just pushed to start waaaay before he was ready.
Jacksonville's got a couple of decently-talented QBs. It's a shame they've got nothing else to go along with them other than a now-malcontented MJD.
Then again, it's Jacksonville and those fraudulent glow necklace fans, so **** 'em.
Ben Roethlisberger described publicly for the first time the uneasiness he and his teammates felt a year ago when new coordinator Todd Haley tossed out the offense they knew so well, handed them a playbook filled with unfamiliar terminology and told them to learn it.
“He brought it in and (said) 'Here's my stuff, here's what we're going to do.' So it was hard for us to say, 'Hey, we were pretty doggone good last year, what were we 12-4?'” Roethlisberger said Saturday on the first practice day of Steelers training camp. “We would say, 'Oh, we know this play, it's the same thing we had, but it's called completely different.' So why not call it the same thing? So there was a lot of frustration with that.”
Still, Roethlisberger told the Tribune-Review in a one-on-one interview that any perceived rift between him and Haley, the former Chiefs head coach, was fictional.
“People blew up the hatred thing or the butting heads, there was none of that,” Roethlisberger said. “It was like any coordinator, quarterback and head coach, there's always going to be issues. I had them with BA (Bruce Arians) and coach Whis (Ken Whisenhunt). I think they got blown up.”
Many, including team president Art Rooney II, would like to see Roethlisberger stay healthy, too. He missed those three games in 2012, missed one in 2011 with an ankle sprain that hindered him in a few others and has played only one 16-game season in his nine-year career.
"It bothers me, not because of what people say, it bothers me because I want to play," Roethlisberger said. "I hate missing games. I probably could have and should have missed more games throughout my career. We play a very violent sport. Knock on wood, I feel I've been lucky to not have a, quote, 'real serious injury.'