I love the Pats. IMO, BB is one of the greatest coaches of all time, but after reading this, am rating him as one of the worse human beings of all time too.
Unreal and disgusting!
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I love the Pats. IMO, BB is one of the greatest coaches of all time, but after reading this, am rating him as one of the worse human beings of all time too.
Unreal and disgusting!
Nick Fairley: Suh and I are the best defensive tackle pair in the NFL
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...re-the-best-defensive-tackle-pair-in-the-nfl/
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...re-the-best-defensive-tackle-pair-in-the-nfl/
They drafted a guy a couple years ago named Marcus Cannon, check out that story. But that will never get the traction this will.
It's also being reported that they asked him to retire for a year, he didn't want to so they cut him. It's going to be hard to keep the weight on and stay healthy with diabetes.
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Can't count the last two decades, only the time that they were with the team.
Still ... pretty POOR.
I would imagine there are others playing that are also diabetic.
Now, there are various different degrees of diabetic's not all are the same.
Now, there are various different degrees of diabetic's not all are the same.
Jacksonville Jaguars claim Kyle Love after release from New England Patriots, diabetes diagnosis
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-s...-love-release-england-patriots-235133442.html
The thing is that he needs to keep his blood sugar under control. He has to watch out for both nerve pain & nerve damage to his feet. I imagine that he'll need to get prescription cleats for diabetics to prevent blisters among other things. As long as he can keep his blood sugar under control & eat properly,he should be fine,without the complications that come with diabetes. He also could probably control his diabetes with just diet alone.
In football it is a whole lot easier to control then say basketball since in football you get breaks from being on the field.
Raiders signed Josh Cribbs. Nice pick-up for the cheap and a experienced WR and Special Teams...maybe helping in keeping Jacoby Ford healthy. They also signed released punter Chris Kluwe. Though I doubt he will be out the kid we have had sitting in injured reserved/practice squad, Marquette King.
ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that Rob Gronkowski might need "minor" back surgery, along with the aforementioned forearm surgery...
DE Dwight Freeney to join Chargers
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9288979/dwight-freeney-agrees-contract-san-diego-chargers
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9288979/dwight-freeney-agrees-contract-san-diego-chargers
Unable to even get a sniff from teams this offseason, Brian Urlacher has retired.
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i'm sure his inability to stay healthy came into play. he sure was great at the peak of his career.
Charles Woodson comes back "home" to Oakland. His skills might have dimished, but seeing that the Raiders have a very young secondary, this was more of a combo PR move and player/coach move for the Raiders. I like it because of the latter, there is a Safety spot open on the team and finally, the moron in Denver, Champ Bailey can eat his twitter words.."NO FRIGGIN' WAY he ends up back in Oakland...!" 
This kinda says it all...
http://espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/story/_/id/9301402/brian-urlacher-chicago-bears-retiring
http://espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/story/_/id/9301402/brian-urlacher-chicago-bears-retiring
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