Archive for March, 2005

Multiple Positions

Thursday, March 31st, 2005

A versatile athlete is usually a term categorized for an athlete, but is only applied to the different abilities he brings to the game. With the improved quality of players and depth on most franchises, the ratio of dual athletes has dwindled down to almost nothing on the professional level. In the high school and […]

Bills Holding Up Deal

Saturday, March 26th, 2005

Its been a long time since a trade rumor has swayed in no direction except stagnant talk and still be alive, but that is exactly what is occurring between the Buffalo Bills and Arizona Cardinals. The rumor is still fresh yet dead, and may end up being a draft day trade.
According to reports, the […]

Second Thoughts?

Monday, March 21st, 2005

It?s said that being away from a profession that you love, is hard to stay away from. From famous athletes like Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan, to schoolteachers across the country, it?s a situation that does occur. The drive and passion they have for their profession never goes away, and in the back of their […]

Mexico City?

Monday, March 21st, 2005

If there is a market to make money in, businesses will expand. It?s a logical concept, and the NFL is one of the top businesses in the world. It may be based in the United States, but plenty of countries follow it, and every Super Bowl almost every country is covering it. Basketball, has struggled […]

Buccaneers Prepared At Quarterback

Monday, March 14th, 2005

Not even two years ago, Brad Johnson was at the epitome of where a quarterback should be at in his career. He was a traveled veteran that stepped in and fulfilled what the Buccaneers asked from him and more. It was a Pro Bowl year for him, capped off with an impressive Super Bowl win […]

Where It Began

Monday, March 14th, 2005

When any athlete gets drafted by a franchise, they automatically think this is the city and team they want to spend their entire career. That could have been a logical thought ten or twenty years ago, especially if you were a high draft pick. Nowadays though, an agent or NFL personnel would laugh at a […]

Switch Up

Tuesday, March 8th, 2005

The new image of sports is dictating a new management from the players perspective. In years past teams had more of a jurisdiction of judgment in what they wanted to do with an athlete. Nowadays, athletes are taking control of their own situation and looking to capitalize in an environment that suits them for the […]

Perseverance

Thursday, March 3rd, 2005

Once in awhile you?ll find a true warrior story going into the NFL Draft. An athlete that has been under the radar his whole athletic career, but yet still keeps his goals high. 6?3 quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick may end up being a second day no name selection when his name is called, but he?ll work […]

Was McGahee Overworked?

Thursday, March 3rd, 2005

The Bills caught a brief glimpse of Willis McGahee?s potential last season, but his success has been sidetracked by the Bills offseason moves at quarterback. Sure having a secure solution at quarterback is the key to a winning team, but the backbone of success all rides on the shoulders of the running back.
It?s inevitable […]

Long Road Ahead

Tuesday, March 1st, 2005

Maurice Clarett continues to not only tarnish his image, but is eliminating all chances of just getting a chance in the NFL. Literally he has went from being one of the top backs in college football, to a late first day draft choice, and now his status is in limbo after a stage show disappointing […]