Showing posts with label Vince Young. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vince Young. Show all posts

Saturday, September 13, 2008

Report: Vince Young Mentioned Suicide



NFL Fans, I will have your Week Two NFL Preview up sometime tonight.

Friday, September 12, 2008

Vince Young: 'I Just Needed My Space'


It's good to see that Vince Young has strightened out the media, who was overblowing his mother's comments.

I hope that Vince Young comes back in about a month, and I hope he leads Tennesee back to the playoffs.

Saturday, January 5, 2008

NFL Wildcard Weekend Preview


In The First Game on Saturday, Matt Hasselbeck leads the Washington Redskins against Todd Collins and the Washington Redskins.


Here Is Your Preview of the NFC Wildcard Weekend.
SATURDAY GAMES
REDSKINS AT SEAHAWKS 4:00 PM EST NBC
This game has so much meaning to the Redskins. They mourned the loss of teamate Sean Taylor, and Todd Collins has become the Redskins starter for the first time in ten years. The Running game will be vital to the success of both teams as Shaun Alexander and Clinton Portis will both get their names called early and often. This game, like every, will be won in the trenches. I give Seattle the edge in that category, but the sheer emotion the Redskins will be playing with makes this a game that could go either way. That being said, I'll take Seattle because I think the veterran leadership will help Seattle advance to the NFC Divisional Playoff game.
SEAHAWKS OVER REDSKINS

JAGUARS AT STEELERS 7:00 PM EST NBC
This game really is another one I'm looking forward to. The Jaguars have been called "the team you don't want to face in the playoffs." The Steelers have the misfortune of facing that team. The Steelers do have Homefield Advantage, but their running game will be hurt because Willie Parker is lost for the season. Both of these defenses are scary good. This game may end up coming down to the kickers.I think this game, like the Seahawks-Redskins game, will come down to the running game. I'll go with Jacksonville because I think Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew will run for good yardage.
JAGUARS OVER STEELERS

SUNDAY GAMES
GIANTS AT BUCCANEERS 1:00 PM EST FOX
This game will be great. Two great defesnes for both teams. Jeff Garcia has been a thorn in the Giants side, as he led playoff vicotries against the Giants in 2003 and last season. Garcia once again gets the chance to rub salt in the wound. The Giants scored 35 points against the Patriots, the most points the Patriots had given up all season, but The Patriots came back from a twelve point defecit, their lagest of the season, to beat The Patriots 38-35. Eli Manning will always have the label "He's not as good as his brother." The first step to erasing that monkier would be a victory over the Buccaneers. This game will come down to the passing game. Whichever Quarterback can keep the turnover column at zero will be the one picking up the win. I think the Buccaneers can be that team.
BUCCANEERS OVER GIANTS

TITANS AT CHARGERS 4:00 PM EST CBS
This game has a questionmark associated with it. Who will start at quarterback for the Titans? Vince Young or Kerry Collins? If Vince Young is at the helm, the Chargers will have to look out in case he wants to run. If Kerry Collins starts, the Chargers will not have to worry about Collins running. Both of these teams have great defenses that will bring the heat early and often. The key for both teams will be the wuick pass to countract the blitz. The Tennesee defense will have to be on their toes again LaDanian Tomlinson, if he gets some daylight, he is off to the endzone. When these two teams played earlier in the season, LaDanian Tomlinson scored the game winning youchdown in overtime. I think The Chargers will win again.
CHARGERS OVER TITANS

Watch the games this Weekend!

Saturday, December 29, 2007

Week Seventeen NFL Preview


In The Final Regular Season NFL Preview, Tom Brady and the New England Patriots chase perfection Saturday Night against Michael Strahan and the New York Giants.

Welcome to the final NFL Preview of 2007. It is the final regular season week for football, and there are a couple of teams who will know if they are in or out of the playoff picture by the end of this week.

SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: PATRIOTS AT GIANTS 8:15 PM EST(THE GAME OF THE WEEK)
Already the first team to go 15-0 in a regular season, New England now tries to join the 1972 Miami Dolphins as the only teams to take an unbeaten record into the playoffs. Miami went 14-0 that season and won the Super Bowl, but this year's Dolphins could not spoil the Patriots' perfect run last Sunday and lost 28-7 at Foxborough.

New York (10-5) is locked into the No. 5 seed in the NFC and might want to rest some starters because it does not have a first-round bye. The Giants will visit Tampa Bay in a wild-card game next weekend.

No opponent has had a good answer defensively for the Patriots, whose 551 points leave them needing just six to break the league's single-season record set by the 1998 Minnesota Vikings. The only time New England failed to total more than 20 points or 300 yards of offense came two weeks ago against the New York Jets in horrendous weather conditions, but there is no rain, snow or strong wind in the forecast for Saturday.

A clear night would only make things easier on Brady, Moss and New England's vaunted air attack. Single-season league records are in sight for both Pro Bowlers, with Brady needing two touchdown passes to break Peyton Manning's record of 49 and Moss two TD receptions away from surpassing Jerry Rice's record of 22.

Another record within the Patriots' grasp is the one for consecutive regular-season victories. They already have tied their own league record by winning 18 straight.
Tom Brady enters this game 105 yards shy of Drew Bledsoe's 1994 club record of 4,555.

This Game is on Three, Count them, three stations! Along with the NFL Network, the game is being simulcast on both CBS And NBC, not to mention the game is available for viewing online! You have No Excuse if you miss this game! Records will fall like dominoes tonight, I Can't Wait!
PATRIOTS OVER GIANTS


EARLY GAMES 1:00 PM EST
NEW ORLEANS AT CHICAGO

This was last season's NFC Championship Game, which The Bears won. The Saints are in with a win, a Redskins loss, and a Vikings loss. If one of these teams wins, the Saints are out. Kyle Orton might be Chicago's Quarterback of the future, meaning Rex Grossman will become a Free Agent.
CHICAGO OVER NEW ORLEANS

CINCY AT MIAMI
If Maimi wins, will they honestly have momentum for next season? I don't think so.
CINCY OVER MIAMI

DETROIT AT GREEN BAY
A Big NFC North Rivalry. You know Detroit wants to win this game even if they're out of the playoffs.
GREEN BAY OVER DETROIT

JACKSONVILLE AT HOUSTON
This is a big AFC South Matchup. Houston will be trying for their eighth win of the season. Jacksonville's In the Playoffs. Will they play their starters? If so, for how long? That will be key for Houston.
JACKSONVILLE OVER HOUSTON

CAROLINA AT TAMPA BAY
This is a big NFC South Rivalry. Carolina wants to win even if they're out of the Playoff picture. Tampa Bay is in. Will they play their starters despit the fact they will play the Giants next week in an NFC Wild Card Game? That is the question.
TAMPA BAY OVER CAROLINA

BUFFALLO AT PHILLY
Buffallo is now out of the playoff hunt. Philly was never in the playoff hunt. Both teams should play their starters for the whole game.
PHILLY OVER BUFFALLO

SAN FRANCISCO AT CLEVELAND
It dosen't matter if Cleveland wins or loses, they can't control their own fate anymore. They have to hope The Colts beat Tennesee. If that doesn't happen, Cleveland's out of the playoffs.
SAN FRANCISCO OVER CLEVELAND

LATE GAMES 4:15 PM EST

PITTSBURGH AT BALTIMORE
WIll Pittsburgh play their starters? Their already in the playoffs. The Ravens should use this game to evaluate Troy Smith.
PITTSBURGH OVER BALTIMORE

SAN DIEGO AT OAKLAND
JaMarcus Russell makes his first NFL Start Sunday. Will San Diego play their starters? If So, for How long? JaMarcus Russell will be the Starter of Oakland for a long time.
SAN DIEGO OVER OAKLAND

DALLAS AT WASHINGTON
If Washington wins, they're in. Dallas will play some starters for maybe a series or two. Terry Glenn will take the field for the first time this season. That will be a welcome sight for Cowboys fans. Todd Collins might get Washington to the playoffs, but Jason Campbell will get the starting job back if they make it to the playoffs.
DALLAS OVER WASHINGTON

ST LOUIS AT ARIZONA
Marc Bulger will torch Arizona's defense. Rams win.
ST LOUIS OVER ARIZONA

MINNESOTA AT DENVER
The Vikings are in with a win and a Redskins loss. Rod Smith's NFL Career may be over, and that is terrible news for the Broncos.
MINNESOTA OVER DENVER

KANSAS CITY AT NEW YORK JETS
Two teams that thought they would be in the playoffs at the start of the year play each other. Kansas City wins.
KANSAS CITY OVER NEW YORK JETS

SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: COLTS VS TITANS
A Big AFC South Rivalry. Marvin Harrison will be in the game, but he won't start. Colts fans and Browns fans will be very happy to hear that. If the Colts win, the Browns are in. If Tennesee wins, they're in. It's not very often that the final game of the season has so much excitement regaurdig the playoff picture, but thanks to Flex Scheduling, we get an interesting matchup for the final game of 2007.

Enjoy The Games On Sunday, the final Sunday of 2007!

Sunday, September 2, 2007

NFL Preview: AFC South

Peyton Manning finally won "The Big One", and he will help Indianapolis win the AFC South again.


The Indianapolis Colts were able to overcome the eighteen point defecit to the New England Patriots to get to the Super Bowl, and were able to defeat the Self-imploding Chicago Bears in the Super Bowl. Peyton Manning finally got his Super Bowl, but he wants another. Now that Peyton has his Super Bowl Ring, the question now changes to will he be able to win another ring? The regular Season Kicks off this Thursday as the Defending World Champion Colts take on the New Orleans Saints. The Colts defense may be a questionmark entering the season, but the Colts still have the Offensive Juggernaught of Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison, and Reggie Wayne. They drafted for a new Slot Receiver in Anthony Gonzales out of Ohio State, and are now having to bring their second draft choice, Tony Ugoh, on unexpectedly early after the retirement of Left Tackle Tarik Glenn. The Colts have the Chip on their shoulder, and the only team that I think has a shot to beat them and win the AFC South is the Tennesee Titans. The Colts will finish 11-5 to end the season. They just have to hope Tennesee doesn't go 12-4.
Prediction: 11-5, 1st Place

TENNESEE TITANS: The Titans took a huge step forward last year as soon as Vince Young was inserted as the Team's Starting Quarterback. Tennesee finished the year 8-8 and appears ready to take the next step right now. The titans have lost Drew Bennett and Bobby Wade to Free Agency, and that is really going to hurt Tennesee in the passing game. The Loss of Pac-Man Jones will hurt, but when you consider that Pac-Man didn't really want to be in the league anyway, he becomes an afterthought. If Tennesee's remaining recievers cannot step up, Vince Young will experience the "Sophomore Slump." Tennesee needs to put Vince Young in a bubble so he doesn't experience the dreaded "Madden Curse." If Vince goes down with an injury, Tennesee is done. Period. There is no way you lose a player of his stature and not feel the effects of it.

Prediction: 9-7, 2nd Place.

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS: The Jaguars have given up on Byron Leftwich, releasing him and making David Garrard the Jaguars' Starting Quarterback. Leftwich and Garrard had similar styles, and Jacksonville is taking a huge gamble by releasing Leftwich. If Jacksonville underperforms this year, Jack Del Rio may not be coach of this team next season. Expect a lot of running from Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew. Marcus Stroud, The Pro Bowler, is the Heart of the Jags defense, and they will be as tough to score on this year as they were last year. The Big Question is the offense: Can Fred Taylor still handle the load? If not, this team may drop below Houston for fourth place.

Prediction: 8-8, 3rd Place.

HOUSTON TEXANS: The Houston Texans have given up on the David Carr experiment, replacing him with former Atlata backup Matt Schaub. Apparently, Houston didn't get the memo that the Quarterback was not the problem, it was the line protecting the Quarterback, and Matt Schaub will find that out early this season. The Texans are still trying to defend why they selected the underperforming Mario Williams over Reggie Bush, and the defense isn't working. Reggie was, is, and always will be, the better player than Mario Williams. That's fantastic news for all of the Saints fans out there, but horrible news for the suffering Texans fans. Sorry Houston. It's not gonna get any better this season. Whenever the Texans have looked like they were ready to take it to the next level, they have always gone back to square one. I think that's going to happen again this season.

Prediction: 4-12, 4th Place.

The Next NFL Preview will be of the AFC West. Will the loss of Marty Schottenheimer allow the Denver Broncos to overtake the San Diego Chargers? Find out in the Next NFL Preview.