Filed under: Raiders , AFC West Bad night all around for the Oakland Raiders. Not only did they get shutout by the Arizona Cardinals (never a good thing) 24-0, they also lost wide receiver Drew Carter and starting fullback Oren O’Neal , likely for the entire 2008 season, in the first four plays of the game. O’neal went down on the opening kickoff and Carter soon followed on the third play from scrimmage. Both players suffered knee injuries. Carter is coming off a season where he only caught 31 passes in Carolina, but the loss is big because he was expected to start, and as David White at the San Francisco Chronicle writes, he was one of the only receivers to really connect with Jamarcus Russell in camp. Still, worse yet, the injury to carter now opens up the door for Javon Walker to be pretty much guaranteed a starting job, by default, even though he hasn’t really done anything . And for the low, low price of $55 million! Though, to be fair...
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After Nick Novak made just 6 of 10 field goals, the Kansas City Chiefs dropped their veteran kicker and replaced him with rookie Connor Barth.  Since then, the Wilmington native has nailed all six of his field goals including a 2-for-2 effort Sunday in the Chiefs’ 20-13 win over the Oakland Raiders. If you are looking [...]... more
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 30 (UPI) -- Lane Kiffin, who was fired by the Oakland Raiders, will be introduced Monday as the new football coach at the University of Tennessee, the school announced.... more
The University of Tennessee has called a press conference for 2 p.m. Monday during which former Oakland Raiders bench boss Lane Kiffin will be introduced as the 21st head football coach in school history.
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Tennessee will introduce Lane Kiffin as its new head coach on Monday. Athletic director Mike Hamilton announced that the former Oakland Raiders coach will be on campus for news conference. ... more
Monte Kiffin’s reign as the greatest defensive architect in Bucs history may be drawing to a close. Kiffin’s son, Lane, will be introduced as the next head coach at the University of Tennessee at a news conference today, and reports by ESPN and out of Knoxville, Tenn., indicate he will bring his father with him to coach the defense. Locally, Gaither star Jarvis Giles said in a text message to The Tampa Tribune that Lane Kiffin told him during a Sunday morning telephone conversatio... more
Filed under: Florida Football , SEC , NCAA FB Rumors The Fanhouse : Say it ain’t so, Mo. Gainesville’s WBXY’s broke the story earlier today, but Florida’s athletic department has yet to confirm the news. Marcus Thomas, arguably the best player on Florida’s incredibly talented defensive line, may be suspended for... Read more ... more
The Fanhouse : There are only four players left in college football with a chance to win the Heisman Trophy.Those players are:1. Troy Smith, Ohio State--He is the front runner right now because he is the quarterback of the No. 1 team and he is performing well. He’s... Read more ... more
Filed under: Bengals , AFC North , NFL Injuries The Fanhouse : It’s now official, the Bengals will be missing at least four players Sunday against the Steelers.Rich Braham, Dexter Jackson, A.J. Nicholson, and Tab Perry are listed as out. Rich and Dexter aren’t surprises, but A.J. and Tab are, at least somewhat.... Read more ... more
Filed under: Michigan Football , Big 10 The Fanhouse : Ok, ok. I know I’ve been irritatingly, tauntingly exuberant over the past few days or so about BOOM, HEADSHOT! (AKA &*#!ing BEAT DOWN, AKA Michigan-ND 2006, in case you were wondering.) There might come a point at which I should just let it go.... Read more ... more
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