果たして、03年に来日したAmberは
復帰するのであろうか？？
復帰するのであろうか？？
49ersがAlex Smith以外を獲ると、
タンパとのトレードが発生する可能性大ですね。
いっそ、Griese戻ってこないかな
去年リッキーと並んで、スーパーでジャージーが
ディスカウントで売られてました。
ことしはフィルダーとボストンのが安く売ってるんだろうな
タンパとのトレードが発生する可能性大ですね。
いっそ、Griese戻ってこないかな
去年リッキーと並んで、スーパーでジャージーが
ディスカウントで売られてました。
ことしはフィルダーとボストンのが安く売ってるんだろうな
Sun Sentinel
The Minnesota Vikings have spoken with the Dolphins about a trade to acquire the No. 2 pick in Saturday's draft, a source said Tuesday.
The Vikings also have contacted the teams selecting first (San Francisco) and third (Cleveland). It's believed Minnesota has targeted Michigan wide receiver Braylon Edwards as a replacement for Randy Moss, who was traded to Oakland earlier this offseason.
The Vikings have the seventh and 18th selections in the first round and probably would have to package those picks and more for the Dolphins to consider moving the No. 2 selection. The Dolphins are looking to trade down in the draft to acquire more selections, as the team is without second- and sixth-round choices because of last season's trades for quarterback A.J. Feeley and wide receiver David Boston.
ESPN reported Tampa Bay, which selects at No. 5, contacted the Dolphins last week. The Buccaneers are reportedly interested in selecting a quarterback.
Whether the Dolphins are able to trade down will most likely depend on which player San Francisco chooses with the first overall selection. San Francisco coach Mike Nolan said Monday his team has narrowed its options to Edwards and quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers (California) and Alex Smith (Utah). The 49ers hope to have a contract agreement in place before the draft with the player they plan to pick, which could have a major impact on who is chosen.
"Jockeying for position with someone behind us, I think everyone is a little reluctant to do that with Miami and Cleveland because they don't know what were going to do," Nolan said. "I think everyone is afraid right now to do any maneuvering prior to the draft because if they get second or third position they're not guaranteed to get anything."
Draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. said Tuesday that Smith's rising stock may have increased the value of the Dolphins' pick. Kiper has Smith rated ahead of Rodgers on his draft board.
"Miami and Cleveland were thinking about [trading down] and Smith became the hot guy in the last three days," Kiper said. "Miami's got the hot pick. Tampa is looking at Smith."
やっぱりトレードダウンで
1巡指名2つもらって
RBとLT獲得してくださいってことかな
The Minnesota Vikings have spoken with the Dolphins about a trade to acquire the No. 2 pick in Saturday's draft, a source said Tuesday.
The Vikings also have contacted the teams selecting first (San Francisco) and third (Cleveland). It's believed Minnesota has targeted Michigan wide receiver Braylon Edwards as a replacement for Randy Moss, who was traded to Oakland earlier this offseason.
The Vikings have the seventh and 18th selections in the first round and probably would have to package those picks and more for the Dolphins to consider moving the No. 2 selection. The Dolphins are looking to trade down in the draft to acquire more selections, as the team is without second- and sixth-round choices because of last season's trades for quarterback A.J. Feeley and wide receiver David Boston.
ESPN reported Tampa Bay, which selects at No. 5, contacted the Dolphins last week. The Buccaneers are reportedly interested in selecting a quarterback.
Whether the Dolphins are able to trade down will most likely depend on which player San Francisco chooses with the first overall selection. San Francisco coach Mike Nolan said Monday his team has narrowed its options to Edwards and quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers (California) and Alex Smith (Utah). The 49ers hope to have a contract agreement in place before the draft with the player they plan to pick, which could have a major impact on who is chosen.
"Jockeying for position with someone behind us, I think everyone is a little reluctant to do that with Miami and Cleveland because they don't know what were going to do," Nolan said. "I think everyone is afraid right now to do any maneuvering prior to the draft because if they get second or third position they're not guaranteed to get anything."
Draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. said Tuesday that Smith's rising stock may have increased the value of the Dolphins' pick. Kiper has Smith rated ahead of Rodgers on his draft board.
"Miami and Cleveland were thinking about [trading down] and Smith became the hot guy in the last three days," Kiper said. "Miami's got the hot pick. Tampa is looking at Smith."
やっぱりトレードダウンで
1巡指名2つもらって
RBとLT獲得してくださいってことかな
Sun Suntinel
A television institution is moving. Monday Night Football will end a 36-year run on ABC when it switches to ESPN in 2006.
MNF, which made its debut in 1970, is the second-longest running prime-time network series. CBS's 60 Minutes began in 1968.
ESPN kickoffs will be at 8:40 p.m., 30 minutes earlier than ABC's MNF telecasts.
The Associated Press reported that ESPN will pay $1.1 billion per year over eight years to take over the Monday night package.
Meanwhile, NBC is taking over ESPN's Sunday night games.
NBC, which returns to the NFL for the first time in eight years, will get flexible scheduling over the final seven weeks, allowing it to air the most meaningful late-season matchups. NBC will also get the Thursday night season openers, and the Super Bowls in 2009 and 2012.
ABC, which was outbid by NBC, is the only major network without the NFL.
The NFL previously renewed Sunday afternoon deals with CBS and Fox for a total of $8 billion over six years. The NFL is still considering an eight-game late-season package of Thursday and Saturday night games.
あのカントリーおじさんのMNFのはじまりはなくなっちゃうんでしょうか？？
A television institution is moving. Monday Night Football will end a 36-year run on ABC when it switches to ESPN in 2006.
MNF, which made its debut in 1970, is the second-longest running prime-time network series. CBS's 60 Minutes began in 1968.
ESPN kickoffs will be at 8:40 p.m., 30 minutes earlier than ABC's MNF telecasts.
The Associated Press reported that ESPN will pay $1.1 billion per year over eight years to take over the Monday night package.
Meanwhile, NBC is taking over ESPN's Sunday night games.
NBC, which returns to the NFL for the first time in eight years, will get flexible scheduling over the final seven weeks, allowing it to air the most meaningful late-season matchups. NBC will also get the Thursday night season openers, and the Super Bowls in 2009 and 2012.
ABC, which was outbid by NBC, is the only major network without the NFL.
The NFL previously renewed Sunday afternoon deals with CBS and Fox for a total of $8 billion over six years. The NFL is still considering an eight-game late-season package of Thursday and Saturday night games.
あのカントリーおじさんのMNFのはじまりはなくなっちゃうんでしょうか？？
NFL.com wire reports
DENVER (April 19, 2005) -- The Denver Broncos signed defensive end Marco Coleman to a contract, keeping the 14-year veteran with the team after a season in which he started every game.
Coleman had 46 tackles and 2½ sacks for the Broncos last season. He'll likely be a backup after an offseason in which the Broncos acquired Gerard Warren, Courtney Brown, Ebenezer Ekuban and re-signed Trevor Pryce.
The signing is yet another indication that the Broncos won't go after a defensive lineman in the weekend's draft. Their biggest needs are at receiver, offensive line and defensive back.
いろいろDLを補強しているので、ひょっとしたらカットなのかなと思ってましたが、
再契約でした。
地元ジョージアのアトランタに入り、東京に来てもらうのもいいなぁ
って感じでしたけど...
DENVER (April 19, 2005) -- The Denver Broncos signed defensive end Marco Coleman to a contract, keeping the 14-year veteran with the team after a season in which he started every game.
Coleman had 46 tackles and 2½ sacks for the Broncos last season. He'll likely be a backup after an offseason in which the Broncos acquired Gerard Warren, Courtney Brown, Ebenezer Ekuban and re-signed Trevor Pryce.
The signing is yet another indication that the Broncos won't go after a defensive lineman in the weekend's draft. Their biggest needs are at receiver, offensive line and defensive back.
いろいろDLを補強しているので、ひょっとしたらカットなのかなと思ってましたが、
再契約でした。
地元ジョージアのアトランタに入り、東京に来てもらうのもいいなぁ
って感じでしたけど...