Donovan McNabb-be a real Redskins

Donovan McNabb got a No.5 redskins jersey at Tuesday. We wonder to know the feel to play against the team that traded him away. Donovan McNabb holds his jersey with Skins coach Mike Shanahan at the introduction for a picture. He was smiling.

"I don't look at it as any different than playing the Giants or Dallas," the ex-Eagles quarterback said. "I'm not going to run my head through a locker and start throwing stuff in my house. It's an opportunity to play against another team and for us to bring another win home." But it really means something in terms of the NFC East, it takes on extra meaning for McNabb has to face the Eagles twice a year.

Boos and cheers are also common. Some fans unsatisfied with the team for choosing the QB in the 1999 draft. While after five NFC championship games and one Super Bowl appearance, McNabb would like to remember the good moments and the the shining place he left the franchise. It's pretty a fresh start for him to say good bye to his eagles jersey.

Some palyers visited Steelers

Some guys will have the chance to wear the steelers jerseys. They hosted a trio of defensive backs at team headquarters Wednesday.

The Steelers met with Boise State cornerback Kyle Wilson, Alabama cornerback Kareem Jackson and University of Maryland cornerback Nolan Carroll, according to an NFL source with knowledge of the situation. Wilson, who ran a 4.42 in the 40-yard dash at his Pro Day workout, is projected a first-round draft selection. Jackson’s stock is rising to the point where he’s regarded as a first-round possibility. And Carroll, a 4.39 speedster who has recovered from a broken leg, is ranked anywhere from the middle round to the latter portion of the draft.

The guy also visited Dolphins earlier this week and has also conducted a private workout for the AFC East franchise.

Logan Paulsen turns to solid workout

Logan Paulsen turned in a solid workout today at the UCLA Pro Day workout. He was one of the top blocking tight ends in the draft according to a league source.

Per our source, the 6-foot-4, 265-pounder bench pressed 225 pounds 25 times and turned in an 8-11 broad jump. Paulsen caught all but one off-target pass. He ran in the 4.8 to 4.9 range in the 40-yard dash. Paulsen caught 71 career passes for 888 yards and one touchdown. Last season, the three-year starter caught 29 passes for 362 yards. The workout which was heavily attended due to the presence of blue-chip defensive tackle Brian Price, was attended by Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson and Carolina Panthers coach John Fox.

But I think he has the ability to have the NFL jersey.

Bears have three players to one-year deals

Three players will be offered the bears jerseys today. They signed three players to one-year contract.

Linebacker Tim Shaw, running back Kahlil Bell and defensive tackle Matt Toeaina were exclusive rights free agents. They got their business done in time for the beginning of the (voluntary) offseason conditioning program. Shaw made eight tackles on special teams in the Bears’ season finale at Detroit to give him a franchise record 30. It was a remarkable feat, especially considering he didn’t join the roster until Week 2 as the player who replaced Brian Urlacher’s spot on the roster.

Toeaina has spent the last three seasons with the Bears but has rarely been called upon.

Bears Louis troubled in assault charge

Offensive lineman Lance Louis with bears jersey has been sentenced to 40 hours of community service and anger management classes for an altercation that happened while he was playing at San Diego State.

Louis was also sentenced to three years of informal probation and a $565 fine as part of his plea deal with the office after pleading guilty Friday to misdemeanor assault. Authorities say Louis assaulted SDSU teammate Nick Sandford in a team meeting room last fall. Sandford suffered a concussion, broken eardrum and fractured cheekbone.

The Bears have said they were aware of the incident before they drafted Louis. He could be subject to discipline under the NFL's personal conduct policy.

Joe Haden works for Browns

Players with NFL jerseys all know that the Browns are intrigued by University of Florida defensive back Joe Haden, the top-ranked cornerback.

It is said that he will be visiting the Browns, who hold the seventh overall pick of the first round, at their team headquarters in Berea. Shareef told the National Football Post in a telephone interview that he would really love it if they could get Joe there with the Browns and Eric Mangini and Mike Holmgren, and the Browns have shown a lot of interest in Joe.

Shareef said that Haden has several other workouts and visited scheduled with teams drafting in the top 15 selections.

Cardinal Rejoins Minnesota for the stretch run

After a long period of feigned interest in other teams Zydrunas Ilgauskas got his cavaliers jersey at last.

It’s been a month since the Timberwolves won a game, three weeks since they were even able to stay within a half-dozen points of an opponent. To an outsider, the idea of joining this freefall to the finish must seem akin to airlifting onto the Titanic.
To Brian Cardinal, it’s like coming home. "I’m excited to be back. We’re going through some growing pains right now, but I’m excited to be a part of it," the 10-year veteran said Tuesday after rejoining the team that traded him in February. "It’s fun to be back."

It's the Janitor can clean the tough job up.

Zydrunas Ilgauskas signs deal to return to Cavs

Zydrunas Ilgauskas' path is clear now. His agent called Cavs general manager Danny Ferry at 8:30 am. Monday. He is offered a cavaliers jersey at last.

Ilgauskas is back with the only team he has ever known. It took a little longer than expected-the deal was not announced until Tuesday afternoon. “If I would’ve left and the team won a championship without me,” he said, “I don’t think I could’ve ever forgave myself.” Ilgauskas signed to play for the rest of the season in Cavs and traveled with the Cavs to Orleans on Tuesday. Coach Mike Brown said he will likely play against the Hornets on Wednesday.

The guy was was overwhelmed by the support of Cavaliers fans who begged him to return once he became available.

Incognito' intensity

Not everyone love Richie Incognito with miami dolphins jersey. The newly-minted Miami offensive guard is fairly infamous.

He was voted the NFL’s dirtiest player by his peers in a Sporting News poll.Incognito was once fined $50,000 for head-butting opponents and drawing a pair of personal fouls. "There’s a fine line, especially when you play offensive line,’ Incognito told the Miami Herald. "You’re coached to play through the whistle, and I’ve always been toeing that line. Always over and back." Incognito was ultimately cut by the St. Louis Rams for arguing with coach Steve Spagnuolo.

If he can channel his temper and use it in an appropriate manner on the football field, then the Dolphins will be thrilled.

Willie likes Ram

Free-agent RB Willie Parker with steelers jersey thinks he might have a new home after being a guest of the Rams last week.

Douglas Hendrickson told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that Willie enjoyed the visit, enjoyed the coaches and the people he met. Parker liked the possiblity of teaming up with Jackson in the backfield. The Rams need a backup for Jackson. The only question is, do they go the veteran route with Parker, or hope to land someone capable of handling a heavy complementary role in the draft. The problem is, with so many other positional needs, including quarterback, team officials will need to hope they can find type back in the later rounds.

Ilgauskas is back

Zydrunas Ilgauskas is going to wear his cavaliers jersey for another years. He is back for three days before he is eligible to re-sign with the Cavs.

Ilgauskas declined to comment to The Associated Press on Friday following a workout at a suburban gym. His agent, Herb Rudoy, told the AP in an e-mail that he will talk to Cavaliers general manager Danny Ferry next week about returning the 7-foot-3 center to Cleveland. The first day he can re-sign is Monday.

“You’ll have to ask Danny Ferry,” coach Mike Brown said Friday night before the Cavs’ game at Chicago, when asked about Ilgauskas returning. “We’d certainly love to have him back, but he’s not on our roster.”

Calvin Johnson believes in Lions

Receiver Calvin Johnson with lions jersey believes in what he can’t see.

“You always have to have faith things are going to get better,” Johnson said Thursday. “You can’t get down and think things won’t get better or they definitely won’t.” Detroit won just two games last season after going winless the previous year, the first time that’s happened to any NFL team. The Lions won seven games in 2007 after making Johnson the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL draft.“Losing always gets to you,” Johnson acknowledged.

Despite being regarded as one of the game’s best receivers—especially when he caught 12 touchdown passes and had 1,300-plus yards receiving two years ago— Johnson hasn’t been invited to play in the Pro Bowl.

Anderson signs with Cardinals for 2 years

We all know that Derek Anderson with ardinals jersey was prepared as the backup quarterback to Matt Leinart with a chance to push for the starting job.

Anderson agreed to a two-year deal. Leinart had been the only quarterback on Arizona’s roster following the retirement of Kurt Warner. Coach Ken Whisenhunt said they have seen a tremendous amount of growth from Matt. He has worked hard but he was also excited about Derek and there will be competition at that position. That's not anyting different than what they have at other positions.

Whisenhunt said he got a text from Leinart on Wednesday saying he “knew there was going to be competition, but he was going to show he was ready to play.

Aaron Ross is ready

CB Aaron Ross with giants jersey missed all but four games last season with hamstring problems but he has been running and training daily with wife Sanya and he is ready fot the offseason.

"With guns blazing, I’m ready" Ross told the New York Daily News. "I’ve been running on the beach. The sand is a true test for the hamstring because your leg is sinking in the dirt. I feel like I’m 100 percent and ready to go again." Ross, a 2007 first-round pick, will battle Terrell Thomasin preseason to regain his starting job. Thomas intercepted a team-high five passes last season filling in for Ross.

Wife helps Giants' Ross get back.

Atlanta at New Jersey

Players with nets jersey may be on their way to setting the NBA record for futility.

That’s more than they can say about their two previous meetings with the Atlanta Hawks. Still hoping to make a run at the Southeast Division title, the Hawks would love to enjoy another rout of the Nets on Tuesday night in East Rutherford as they begin a stretch of five games in seven nights.

Atlanta (42-23) trails Orlando by 3 1/2 games in the Southeast but is only two behind the Magic in the loss column, leaving plenty of opportunity to make up ground over the season’s final month.

L.T. has good choice

It's no doubt that LaDainian Tomlinson will still wear NFL jersey to go along his career.

Tomlinson wants to play for a contender, and is willing to take on a complementary, third-down type role. It so happens the Vikings, after losing Chester Taylor, and the Jets, after releasing Thomas Jones, are in the market for such a veteran. Reports are that if Tomlinson doesn’t sign with Minnesota by late Thursday or early Friday, he’ll lean on landing with New York.

Both Jets and Vikings are ideal. The Jets are the league’s best rushing team and the Vikings are due to rebound after finishing only 13th in that category last season.

LeBron to play VS Sixers

LeBron James hopes to be back and wears the cavaliers jersey to lineup against the Sixers on Friday.

hey were just two of six players to miss practice Wednesday for the Cavaliers, who took advantage of a break in the schedule to rest all five of their regular starters. James missed two games after twisting his right ankle last Friday against Detroit, but is likely to play at Philadelphia, Cleveland coach Mike Brown said. James has played the sixth-most minutes in the league this season, averaging 39 per game. They want me to relax and let it calm down this week,” Jamison said. “It feels pretty good. It’s something that occurred earlier in the season. With proper treatment, it went away, so I don’t see this lingering any longer than it has the last couple of days.”

Broncos signed two players

Players with broncos jerseys are still beefing up their defensive line. Free agents Jamal Williams and Jarvis Green join in the team.

Williams, a 12-year veteran, injured an arm in last season's opener and missed the rest of the year. The 6-foot-3, 348-pound Williams will turn 34 next month and also has a histiry of knee injuries. Hw was released by the Chargers last Thursday before the free agency period began. Green is well versed in the 3-4 defensive alignment that coach Josh McDaniels implemented in Denver last year after being hired away from Bill Belichick's Patriots staff.

Green has 325 tackles and 28 sacks in 121 games since the Patriots drafted him in the fourth round.

James was rested again

Though LeBron James with cavaliers jersey believed himself was good, his team still do not want the superstar play again untill he's great.

James sat out his second consecutive game on Monday night against the San Antonio Spurs to rest a tender right ankle he twisted on Friday against Detroit. He missed Saturday’s game in Milwaukee and the Cavs, who don’t play again until Friday, are being extra cautious.

Cavaliers coach Mike Brown said in addition to having a bum ankle, James has some soreness in his back. However, it’s nothing he couldn’t play through, Brown said, and if this were the playoffs, James would be on the floor.

Alston's situation is unclear

Rafer Alston may say goodbye to his heat jersey. The relationship between the guy and the team is a doubt.

“Rafer Alston, while having made contact with the team via text message, has made himself otherwise unavailable to the team. As a result he has been suspended indefinitely,” the team said in a release.Alston could not be reached for comment. He did not immediately respond to an e-mail message. He played the first 6 minutes, 41 seconds of Miami’s win over Golden State on Tuesday, then appeared to be upset when removed from that game. Alston hasn’t played since, sitting out all of the Heat victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday, telling reporters before that game that he had been removed from the starting lineup.

He has played in 25 games for the Heat since rejoining the club on Jan. 7, averaging 6.6 points and 2.9 assists.

Collison makes strong impression

Chris Paul was not with his hornets jersey but a suit these days.

“Right now,” Paul said, “I’m living through Darren Collison“Every time he makes a move, nine times out of 10 when he scores or makes a pass, I’m jumping up just like it’s me.” Collison has given Paul plenty of reason to cheer. While the Hornets will be pressed to make the playoffs – they entered Friday trailing the Portland Trail Blazers by five games for the Western Conference’s eighth and final seed – it’s been the play of Collison and fellow rookie guard Marcus Thornton that has kept them from completely falling out of the postseason hunt.

Collison said It was pretty much more of a learning experience than it is now at the beginning. He had to continue to work on his game

Bengles released Coles

Laveranues Coles took off his bengals jersey.

The Bengals released the 32-year-old receiver on Thursday, exactly one year after he signed a four-year deal to replace T.J. Houshmandzadeh. The Bengals also got rid of three tight ends, an indication of their top priorities in free agency and the draft. They desperately need to get someone who can catch the ball. The Bengles moved quickly after after Houshmandzadeh left for Seattle a year ago, eagerly pursuing Coles as his replacement. They signed him one week after he left the New York Jets, who decided not to give him a multiyear contract ectension.

Last month, they also signed receiver Matt Jones to a one-year deal.

Jets are not interested in Cromartie

Cornerback Antonio Cromartie with chargers jersey is on the trading block and being actively stopped with one prospective trade scenario with the Detroit Lions already being declared dead.

Now, the New York Jets can apparently be crossed off the list. According to the New York Daily News, there’s nothing to the rumor going around that the Jets are interested in trading for Cromartie. "Two sources tell me it ain’t so," Rich Cimini wrote on his Twitter account. "Chargers want him out of AFC." That makes sense.

No one would excited about adding a cornerback whose run support and toughness are in question.

Gresham got a lot from the injury

Oklahoma TE Jermaine Gresham wish get a piece of NFL jersey and returned for what he hoped would be a national title run.

That dream ended before the 2009 season even started. Gresham had season-ending surgery to repair torn cartilage in his right knee in September. His knee locked up on him during a drill at practice and doctors decided it was in his best interest to undergo surgery. “I was just running a route,” he said. “No helmet or anything. Freak accident I guess.” Despite the hardship, Gresham is the top-ranked tight end in this year’s draft and he said he has no regrets about not leaving school early. The year away from football gave him a perspective he might not have otherwise found.

“I’ve been yanked and tugged on and not one doctor has said anything bad about it, so the knee is great,” he said. “I’m good to go.”

Idaho’s Iupati

Mike Iupati, a 6-5, 331-pound player can line up at any position on the line. He 's the best guard in the NFL draft. And he has been working out at tackle. But he would really like to play defense.

"I really love defense. That’s my favorite passion of the game," the Idaho offensive lineman said. "I know I’m physical enough to hold up two gaps and take on double-teams. I always pushed my coach to make me a defensive player because I am pretty good at it, but they needed me on offense." "When it comes to football, I like to destroy a lot of people," he said. "It’s fun." But this guy was smooth going with his NFL jerseys.

"They made a big sacrifice, and I’m thankful for that," he said. "My parents want to go back to Samoa, and I want to take care of their dreams. Having a house built there for them would be the biggest thing I’d want to do for them."

NFL hopes to test for HGH

NFL want to test players with NFL jerseys for human growth hormone, and Major League Baseball has started talks with its union to investigate the test that led to the suspension of a British rugby player.

NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said Wednesday that the league had made a proposal to its players in January regarding HGH. Discussions are ongoing, he said. “Our position is that HGH testing has advanced to the point where we are taking steps to incorporate it into our program,” Aiello said. “We have proposed it to the union.” “We believe in and collectively bargained for a system that supports the testing of all banned substances,” he said.

“I’d prefer urine testing. It’s easier, especially for people who are afraid of needles,” said infielder Josh Vitters, the Chicago Cubs’ top draft pick in 2007.

Ex-raiders accuses coach Tom Cable

Former Oakland Raiders assistant Randy Hanson charged head coach Tom Cable and the team with damages suffered during a training camp which resulted a fractured jaw and broken teeth.

The suit alleges that Cable “without warning or provocation” grabbed Hanson during an Aug. 5 coaches meeting at the team’s Napa hotel. Cable then threw Hanson against the wall, causing the left side of Hanson’s face to strike a table, then hit Hanson while he was on the floor, the lawsuit said. The suit alleges that after Cable was restrained by the other coaches, he threatened to kill Hanson. Defensive assistants John Marshall, Willie Brown and Lionel Washington also attended the meeting, the lawsuit says.

We still do not know whom with raiders jerseys had attacked him.

Peppers will walk out Panthers

Pro Bowl defensive end Julius Peppers with panthers jersey will become a free agent next month and the tem will stop it according to multiple reports.

The Charlotte Observer reports general manager Marty Hurney is panned to speak with reporters on Tuesday. He's expected to annouce that the team won't designate Peppers as its franchise players for a second consecutive season. Teams have untill Thursday to designate franchise and transition players. Charlotte television station WCNC cites an unnamed team source as saying the Panthers will not keep Peppers.

Peppers may go tothe Patriots or Eagles according to some rumors.

Butler retired from Bills

Offensive lineman Brad Butler with bills jersey made a abrubt retirement decision shocked his former teammates.

Butler, who has a history of knee and shoulder problems, announced his decision last week. “It came as a great shock to me,” offensive guard Eric Wood(notes) told the Bills’ official Web site. “Brad called me Thursday and we had a good conversation and when it was getting toward the end of the conversation I asked him how his leg was doing. He said that’s what he was calling about and that he was retiring from the Bills. As we went on he said he has more aspirations outside of football.

Brad had other interests besides football.

WR Williamson re-signed with Jaguars

According to a league source, Troy Williamson will wear the jaguars jersey for at least one year. He re-signed with the team to a one-year deal.

Williamson, a former first-round pick with the Vikings, was set to become a restricted free agent this offseason. He had an excellent preseason with jaguars, but missed the final 14 games of the season with a torn labrum suffered in Week 2.

Williamson played just 10 games over the past two seasons, with eight catches over that span.

Brady Quinn is still the apple

It is no doubt that Brady Quinn is still the right option at QB as the Browns' new team president Mike Holmgren stepping in.

Quinn has gotten off to a rocky start since being drafted in the first round out of Notre Dame. And the Ohio native will need to win over Holmgren to be the Browns' long-term answer under center. “I’ve met him one time,” Holmgren told the Canton Repository. “He seems very sincere. I think he’s a hard-working guy. I think he cares. He’s physically kind of what you want, so … I would ask the question that probably fans would ask. I’m going, OK … what’s happened? And that’s what I’m trying to figure out.”

Holmgren had coached Joe Montana, Steve Yong, Brett Favre and Matt Hasselbeck. We can see the future from the players with browns jerseys.

Bucks deal 2 players to Bulls

Milwaukee Bucks general manager John Hammond tried to take the pressure off of rookie Brandon Jennings, so guard John Salmons will take the load from forwards Hakim Warrickand Joe Alexander.

“We have had issues at times, especially starting games—how can we find ways to score points if by chance Andrew (Bogut) isn’t scoring early or Brandon’s not having the chance to hit some early shots,” Hammond said. “We’ve had difficulty. And once again, I think John’s the kind of player that’s proven he can score.” The Bucks also obtained the Bulls' second-round picks in 2011 and 2012.

Rookie guard Jodie Meeks and center Francisco Elson were sent to Philadelphia for Royal Ivey, center Primoz Brezec. Hammond had done a lot to the players with bucks jerseys.

Davis has more room to run

Baron Davis with clippers jersey lost his last excuse.

“I got to go out and get back to being my old self now,” Davis told Yahoo! Sports. “Coach Kim is going to allow me to be a little bit freer and play off instincts. So, I just got to get back to that mentality. From there, I think everything else will take care of itself.” With injuries also slowing Davis, the Clippers won just 19 games last season. But for all of the team’s issues – and there were many – the most common diagnosis for the Clippers’ struggles centered on the poor relationship between Davis and Dunleavy.

Cavs face a big test

Mo Williams with cavaliers jersey got the injury and took the team back to the pack.

When it found out that Williams would be out for 4-6 weeks with a left shoulder sprain, they trailed the lakers by two games in the loss column for the best record in the league. In the East they led the Celtic and Magic by one and four games. Since then, Cleveland has won nine straight games, beating the Lakers along the way. Meanwhile, L.A. has lost two others, the Celtics have lost five times and the Magic have lost twice.

The Cavs still have eight more games to play.

Nuggets are confident

Coach George Karl believes his players with nuggets jerseys will beat the Los Angeles Lakers without question.

Karl won’t reveal too many specifics about what it takes to conquer Kobe Bryant and the defending champs. But it’s clear the Nuggets aren’t lacking for confidence as the Western Conference’s top two teams prepare to square off for the second time this season on Friday. Not only do the Nuggets think they know how to win against the Lakers, they believe they can beat them regularly.

“We kind of know how to beat them, what we have to do,” Karl said. “We’re learning that better, and I think that’s a positive.”

Jackson led the team win over Bobcats

It is no doubt that Phil Jackson become the winningest coach in Los Angeles Lakers history. Andrew Bynum got 17 points and 14 rebounds, and Lamar Odom scored 19 points while making several big plays down the stretch, making it solid to win over the Bobcats on Wednesday night.

“It’s been a really good run,” Jackson said. “Having this opportunity to coach this team is always special. The fact that we’ve had some great teams, great players, is always a credit to them. It’s not really an individual record in my mind.” Jackson is the winningest playoff coach in NBA history, and the only coach to win more than 70 percent of his regular-season games.

Jackson really did a good job these years. It is also good to all the players with lakers jerseys.

Wallace kept away from Kings

The Charlotte Bobcats claimed that Gerald Wallace with No.3 bobcats jersey ending with the Kings.

It’s been six years since Wallace was mostly a forgotten player on a championship-caliber team. But he certainly had the Kings organization remembering what they lost after a season-high 38 points and 11 rebounds led the Bobcats to a 103-96 victory over Sacramento on Saturday. “It doesn’t matter anymore, any feelings I have about playing here are gone,” Wallace said. “None of the players are here anymore that I played with.”

Wallace contributed six shots when the Bobcats led 56-54.

Arenas’ suspension

Christmas just passing, Gilbert Arenas was in the trouble. It was clear that he had stored unloaded guns in the Washington Wizards’ locker room.

Someone tried to suggest Arenas that he ought to be careful with his public words. Arenas dismissed the advice with a roll of the eyes and a cocksure insistence. ”I’m smarter than everyone else,” a witness heard him say, and no one needed to tell Arenas how to handle the public, the media, the storm closing fast on him. Finally, NBA commissioner David Arenas saved him from himself.

But agent Zero never believed that would be a big problem for him. Gilbert Arenas went away with his wizards jersey.

Favre is still fantacy at his 40

To celebrate last week’s victory, Brett Favre cocked his hat to the side.

His favorite greeting for unsuspecting teammates is a powerful slap on the backside that he has mischievously repeated countless times throughout the season. Oh, and he keeps peeling himself off the ground after each hard hit, his durability at age 40 still as sound as ever. Favre will become the oldest quarterback in NFL history to start a conference championship game in New Orleans on Sunday when the Vikings meet the Saints for a spot in the Super Bowl, but he’s sure not acting his age. “Brett’s amazing,” defensive end Jared Allen said. “He’s out there having fun and playing like he’s 20.”

All the players with vikings jerseys love Favre Brett.

Colts Stover will face former team

Matt Stover had been in the Ravens but the team did not re-sign him this past season. This guy mow wears the colts jersey and to pur surprise, he decides to keep his family in Baltimore.

He will play the AFC divisional playoff game on Saturday night for Colts. Last weekend he was back to see his family and got some 'information' there. “They say ‘Matt, we’ll pray for you and your success, but I don’t know about your team,”’ he said. “I say ‘Thanks, but I’m praying for my team, too.”’Above all, it's a very different game that just like to play against some of his friends.

Stover said he is ok with Ravens' decision and he just focuses on the Colts' kickoff.

Chris Johnson is unique

Chris Johnson get none votes for MVP. He really deserves the 2,000-yard rusher from the Tennessee Titans and Colts' QB Peyton Manning whon won a wonderful fourth Most Valuable Player Award last week also on the list.

Johnson said it's good because he felt like if one put a seaon out there who got votes or the dudes who won, he would not feel they had a better season than he had and broke as many records in one season that he had. He won 50 votes from a nationwide panel of sports writers. Colts coach Mike Singletary said he’s a guy who’s always going to be around the ball. He has the instincts. He has the speed. He can be where he wants to be. Ilike Johnson's No. 28 titans jersey.

Cowboys hope Barber will play VS. Vikes

Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips is confident that running back Marion Barber will do his best to surpass a knee injury and play in Sunday's NFC divisional playoff game at Minnesota.

"He's been mad at me the last two years because I didn't let him play in the preseason game there," Phillips said, chuckling. "So I know he wants to play there just from that." Barber has never played in his home state as a professional, but his knee injury hold him many times in last weekend's wild-card victory over the Philadelphia Eagles and forced him to miss practice Wednesday. It's upset that can't see him wearing the dallas cowboys jersey on the field.

Barber was expected to practice Thursday.

Carroll enjoys his huge say

Pete Carroll has a huge thing to say about how to rebuild the Seatle Seahawks and how to coach the players wearing the seahawks jerseys.

Pete takes over the position as new coach and executive vice president Tuesday. And now he has the big auhority as the USC to refresh its dynasty. "They have embraced my approach ... in a manner in which they want to wipe the path clear and give me the clearest opportunity to bring everything that I have to offer," Carroll said of the Seahawks, one day after his public farewell from USC. "That's really what I was looking for, the trust and belief from the top of the organization.

The task of Pete at present is to make an agenda about how their football played.

Jets face big challenge

The New York Jets will meet their top opponent--San Diego, so they need to make a big plan for this big order.

Comparing with Chargers' advantage of height, the Jets have one defensive back— safety Kerry Rhodes—taller than 6-1. “It’s like playing a basketball team with the guys they’ve got out there,” the 6-3 Rhodes said Monday. “They’ve got guys that are going to get after it.” The excited game on Sunday will reveal how well the top pass defense included the gunslinging Philip Rivers. Rhodes said one of their strenghts will be going up against one of their strenghths as well.

It's really fun to watch the two teams how stack up against each other with their NFL jerseys.

Barber, Ware are expected to start

Right tackle Marc Colombo wore No.75 dallas cowboys jersey was expected to be back to the lineup for the playoffs.

Colombo's been sidelined since injuring his left leg and sustaining ligament damage in his ankle Nov. 15 at Green Bay. He's listed as probable for Saturday night's first-round playoff game at home against Philadelphia. No.3 running back Tashard Choice also was listed less than a week after he left the season with a concussion from a knee to the head. Both of pro Bowl linebacker DeMarcus Ware and running back Marion Barber were injured , but none of them missed the practice Friday. They were expected to start.

Safety Patrick Watkins is the only player who is doubtful.

Haley finds Weis

Worked as both the Kansas City Chiefs' head coach and offensive coordinator last season made Todd Haley a little fatigue last season, so he tended to find an friend for help.

Confirmed by NFL Network's Michael Lombardi, Charlie Weis would accept the offer as the Chiefs' offensive coordinator. Weis just told the The Associated Press there is action going on with the Chiefs. "Until a deal is done, I really can't say anything," Weis said from his home near South Bend, Ind. "It's not to be disrespectful of you or the Chiefs. I just think it's really, really important for me, especially with the prospect of there being a relationship there, to make sure I handle this properly."

Haley gave a sweet comment to Weis at the news conference Wednesaday. They had known each other at the New York Jets. What the influence is with those" chiefs jerseys ", We will wait and see.

NFL's top defensive rookie

We had to say Brian Cushing with his No.56 texans jersey was really a tackling robot for the Houston.

He did that from the first practice in training camp until the last game. That's exactly what the team sought when it chose the linebacker from USC 15th overall in the draft last April. What the Texans also got is The Associated Press 2009 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. He was the second Texans linebacker in four seasons to win the award. "I'm just a much smarter football player," Cushing said. "I'm much more advanced than I was this time last year, and it was just a good way to start out a career. I'm happy about how everything turned out this year. Of course, the playoffs would have been nice, but now we know what we have to do for next season."

Niners WR Bruce faces his former team on the field

Wide receiver Isaac Bruce made a remarkable start in the San Francisco 49ers' season finale.

He got the first snap Sunday against the St. Louis Rams before the teammates and him hurry out the field. Bruce with No.88 49ers jersey was so active at his 37th for the first time in six weeks, offering him a chance to possibly conclude his NFL career in the city where he was a four-time Pro Bowl pick. Bruce said during the week there was a "75 percent" probability that he would retire after the season. He had caught the winning touchdown pass in the Rams' lone Super Bowl championship. He relaxed himself by untucking his jersey and removed tape after the play and watched on the sideline.

The fans still loved him and chanted his last name as he was in the Rams.