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Donte' Stallworth has hit the job market. If you checked his resume and noticed that he'd killed a man, would you hire him? That's the question NFL teams are facing, and you already know the answer.
Sure they will, at least if Stallworth didn't lose a step during that brutal 24-day stretch in a Miami jail. The theoretical question is whether Stallworth should be allowed to play after his DUI manslaughter conviction.
Proving doubters wrong is nothing new to quarterback Kellen Moore. He spent four years at Boise State constantly knocking on the Bowl Championship Series national title door, each rap resonating a little stronger, a little... more »
The Houston Texans made the NFL playoffs for the first time in their decade-long history by winning the AFC South in 2011. The Detroit Lions also ended a dozen-year postseason drought with an NFC wild-card berth. As two of the... more »
By now, Kellen Moore knows the drill. The promising young quarterback with staggering, mind-boggling statistics enters a new phase of his football career only to be defined by the fact that, at the end of the day, he still only... more »
Riley Reiff is a 300-pound man with a chance to start for the Lions for a decade. He also is a 23-year-old who just left the University of Iowa and is trying to impress his bosses in his first job. We look at him as a lineman,... more »
First up this morning: A history lesson. We'll never see two months like we've just seen in any offseason. Ever. To recap: March 2 -- The NFL says the Saints ran a sophisticated bounty program with defensive coordinator Gregg... more »
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