Megan Fox is hot and we all know it. So Enjoy this weeks girl of the week. In all of her hotness. Just being hot. Can’t wait to see Transformers 2 this summer. Check out the trailer.
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From the monthly archives:
April 2009
A team source says the Bills are gearing up to run a no-huddle offense in 2009. It would maximize their skill players and perhaps neutralize any offensive-line deficiencies by wearing out defenders. Bills fans became enamored with a no-huddle offense known as the K-Gun, which Jim Kelly so masterfully conducted during their Super Bowl years. “The no-huddle lends itself to guys that are big-play guys,” Former coach Sam Wyche said, “because if you get a defense that’s just a little fatigued, just a little off their first-step quickness, and you get the explosive guys, they can hit the home run. They have those quick-strike guys.”
Nate Davis is as quick…Quarterback Nate Davis said it took him about a year and a half to learn the nuances of the Ball State offense, which means it could take him significantly longer to know an NFL offense. His learning curve begins tomorrow.
Linebacker Leroy Hill has agreed to terms on a multiyear contract, the Seahawks will announce Thursday afternoon. It is a six-year contract with $15.5 million guaranteed and a total value of up to $38 million.
Comcast Corp. said late Thursday that it will continue carrying the NFL Network even after their contract expires at midnight, as negotiations continue. Without an agreement, the nation’s largest cable TV operator had said it would be required to pull the plug on the football network starting Friday.
Sheldon Brown showed up for work yesterday at the NovaCare Complex. The Eagles’ cornerback checked in with the rest of his teammates for the post-draft camp that opens tomorrow with morning and afternoon workouts.
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The Denver Broncos on Thursday waived running back Selvin Young. They used the 12th overall pick in last weekend’s draft to take Georgia running back Knowshon Moreno, and will have a half-dozen tailbacks competing for playing time.
The Broncos also have holdovers Peyton Hillis and Ryan Torain and free agents J.J. Arrington, Correll Buckhalter and LaMont Jordan.
Young played in 23 games, making 13 starts in two seasons in Denver. He ran 201 times for 1,032 yards and two touchdowns and caught 38 passes for 247 yards.
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According to NFL director of player development Chris Henry, the league decided not to send this year’s draftees to Canton, Ohio, for 2009. The idea was originally presented by Hall of Fame receiver and former Dallas Cowboy Michael Irvin and approved by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to increase awareness and appreciation for the league’s history.
Logistics and the economy had some level of impact on the decision, Henry said.
“We take those things into consideration when we make those decisions, clearly, because at the end of the day we’re running a business,” Henry said. “But we try not to let those decisions drive what we do and how we do it. So logistically, yeah, it took a lot to get there. But is that [the only reason] why we’re not doing it? No. We took a lot of factors into account.”
“It’s one of those things that we won’t rule out in the future,” Henry said. “I think they [the Hall of Fame] thought it was successful, as did we. So we will take a look at how it works at the symposium this year and we may revisit it. I think we were very pleased with how it went, and we will see what happens in the future.”
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