NFL : Saints sign Kaesviharn
New Orleans, LA. The New Orleans Saints came to terms on a four-year contract with veteran safety Kevin Kaesviharn on Tuesday. |
NFL : Seahawks sign Pollard and Womack
Kirkland, WA The Seattle Seahawks signed free agent tight end Marcus Pollard to a one-year contract on Tuesday. The club also re-signed offensive lineman Floyd Womack to a one-year deal.
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NFL : Cards bring back LB Beisel
Tempe, AZ. The Arizona Cardinals re-signed linebacker Monty Beisel to a two-year contract on Wednesday. Per team policy, financial terms were not disclosed. |
NFL : Titans ink CB Harper
Nashville, TN. The Tennessee Titans agreed to terms with unrestricted free agent cornerback Nick Harper on Wednesday.
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NFL : Chicago clinches NFC North with sloppy win ov
Chicago, IL. Devin Hester's 45-yard punt return broke a scoreless deadlock, keying the Chicago Bears' 23-13 win over the Minnesota Vikings at Soldier Field. |
NFL : Bironas' 60-yard kick lifts Titans over Colts
Nashville, TN. Rob Bironas drilled a 60-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining to lift the Tennessee Titans to a 20-17 victory over the Indianapolis Colts at LP Field. |
NFL : Pats overcome mistakes to sneak by Lions
Foxboro, MA. Corey Dillon's touchdown with nearly 2 1/2 minutes to play propelled the New England Patriots to a 28-21 come-from-behind win over the Detroit Lions at Gillette Stadium. |
NFL : Bush's four TDs lift Saints past Niners
New Orleans, LA. Reggie Bush tied a team record with four touchdowns to guide the New Orleans Saints past the San Francisco 49ers, 34-10, at the Louisiana Superdome. |
NFL : Cards run past fading Rams
St. Louis, MO. Edgerrin James rushed 26 times for 115 yards, and Marcel Shipp rushed for three touchdowns as the Arizona Cardinals dealt a crushing blow to St. Louis' fading playoff hopes with a 34-20 win over the Rams. |
NFL : Tomlinson powers Chargers past Bills
Orchard Park, NY. LaDainian Tomlinson ran for 178 yards with a pair of touchdowns, leading the San Diego Chargers to a 24-21 victory over the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium. |
NFL : Addai, Colts run over Eagles
Indianapolis, IN. Joseph Addai tied a team-record with four rushing touchdowns to lead the Indianapolis Colts to a 45-21 romp of the Philadelphia Eagles at the RCA Dome. |
NFL : Vikings Quickly Falling Off the Map
Forget this being a slump - the Minnesota Vikings simply aren't a very good football team. After starting the season 4-2 - including wins over both NFC Championship Game participants from a year ago - Brad Childress's team has dropped four consecutive games, three of which came against teams that had a sub-.500 record coming into the contest. Most recently was a 24-20 loss to the Miami Dolphins. |
NFL : Bears' Defense Dominant in New York
Week 11, in a lot of ways, felt like last year all over again. Donovan McNabb was lost for the season, the Arizona Cardinals played the Detroit Lions and nobody cared, and the Chicago Bears went on the road and won a game with their defense. |
NFL : Ocho Cinco 2: Return of Johnson lifts Bengal
Waiter, I'll have what Chad Johnson is drinking.
Make that a double. |
NFL : Houston's bid for two straight wins falls sh
The Houston Texans led last Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills from the early stages of the second half, and were on their way to winning two straight for the first time since the 2004 season, until they made Bills' quarterback J.P. Losman look like former Buffalo great Jim Kelly in the final minutes of the game. |
NFL : A Taylor-made win in Miami
Jason Taylor said he wasn't having a great game Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, then came the fourth quarter |
NFL : Back on track: Pats blank Packers, but Bears
It had only been two weeks, but all is right again in New England as the Patriots rebounded from their first back-to-back losses in nearly four years in a 35-0 rout of the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. |
NFL : How to fix the Raiders
There is a scene in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction" in which Harvey Keitel plays a character named "The Wolf", a problem-solver extraordinaire who can cut through the nonsense of any situation and make the predicament disappear. |
NFL : Prime time suits the Jags just fine
The only person who wound up looking better than the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday night may have been their head coach. |
NFL : Chargers continuing to chase history
It's pretty safe to say at this stage of the season that the San Diego Chargers have developed a flair for the dramatic. |
NFL : Eagles lose more than game against Titans
The world did not end on Sunday, and people were not seen jumping off the Walt Whitman Bridge in unison.
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NFL : Saints need to show some balance
Drew Brees put together the most prolific individual passing display in New Orleans Saints history when he racked up a whopping 510 yards through the air in Sunday's game with the Cincinnati Bengals. It was also the standout quarterback's fourth consecutive outing of over 300 yards. |
NFL : Losing now becoming a Falcons speciality
The two-game losing streak the Atlanta Falcons brought into Sunday's battle with the Baltimore Ravens was largely built on inopportune turnovers, careless penalties and offensive inefficiency. |
NFL : Broken-hearted Browns still learning how to
The Cleveland Browns had Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers circled on their calendar ever since the NFL released its 2006 schedule. Not only was it an opportunity for the franchise to earn a signature win over the defending world champions, but a chance to avenge last season's 41-0 defeat to the Steelers on its home turf. |
NFL : Cards Hope Win is Springboard to Success
You can spin it any way you wish, talking about the growing pains that come with young talent, lamenting a couple of bad bounces here and there, or bemoaning a confluence of ill-timed injuries. But when the calendar reads mid-November and your record is 1-7, you've got yourself a bad team. |
NFL : Seahawks' Breathing Room Is Disappearing
As they cut into their Butterball on Thursday, the Seattle Seahawks will have much about which to be thankful. |
NFL : Home is where the wins are
Philadelphia, PA. Homefield advantage did not mean a thing in the first few weeks of the regular season as road teams went 25-21 from opening night through September 25. However, home cooking has found its flavor as of late, and the host clubs have won 22 of the last 28 games played, including an impressive 12-2 last week. |
NFL : Can Schottenheimer, Chargers, Keep Rolling i
And so it goes for San Diego's Marty Schottenheimer. |
NFL : Broncos Try to Avoid Hangover Against Woeful
The Denver Broncos are coming off a big conference win, but must be certain not to lose focus on Sunday evening when they welcome winless divisional rival Oakland to Invesco Field at Mile High. |
NFL : Jets, Dolphins, Still Looking Up at Pats
As Nick Saban and Eric Mangini would likely attest, occupying a branch on the Bill Belichick coaching tree doesn't guarantee a whole lot. |
