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November 6, 2009

• 9:26 PM Shalise Manza Young on Week 9: Thursday practice report

  Hi Michael - It was reported on Thursday that Sammy is expected to be back in two weeks. Still no word on Fred, however. - smy

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 12:57 PM MaineMan on Pats release OL Simmons

  I was thinking it more likely they'd promote one of the D-linemen to backfill the reserve spot behind Jarvis Green and then fill the open P/S spot with recent tryout RB Mason.

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 10:56 AM Michael Scherbel on Week 9: Thursday practice report

  I would be interested in knowing when running backs, Fred Taylor and Sammy Morris will be returning to the line up. Thank You very much. -Michael Scherbel

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 8:16 AM Tinker on Something Fishy About These Dolphins

  Wow Bear Fan your post is cheap and short. Like the Bears. End of story?..hardly. Go back into hibernation. You must have eaten some bad nuts and berries. The fish are Guppies! But they could beat you with their tails tied behind their pectoral fins. Chum

  
  

  November 6, 2009

• 5:35 AM leo777 on Something Fishy About These Dolphins

  THE FISH are going to feast on tommmm and billllll--end of story. BEAR FAN

  
  

  November 4, 2009

• 10:08 PM discount realtor on Jim Nance selected to enter Patriots Hall of Fame

  this is a great football team!

  
  

  November 4, 2009

• 4:41 PM MaineMan on Patriots may get shot at ending two teams' dreams of perfection

  It's a mistake to think of the Jets as "mediocre". Their scrimmage defense is still very, very good. They still generate a lot of QB pressure and their secondary covers very well. They held a pretty decent Miami offense to 104 total yards and 9 points on Sunday. And, with Sanchez back on a tight leash after three debacles, the offense isn't handing over as many points. Indy has shown that their defense is still vulnerable to a good ground game. If it's combined with a solid passing game, secondary and pass rush, they can be beat. SF nearly got them and Houston might be better equipped, at least on offense. If the Pats (Maroney) can figure out how to run effectively, they may have a real shot. NO faces their toughest running opponent yet in Carolina and, after what ATL did to them on Monday night in their own building, it's pretty clear that without Sedrick Ellis and Scott Fujita, they're very vulnerable on the ground. If Peppers can be as disruptive as he was against ARZ and the CAR secondary can cover as well, the streak-ender could come this Sunday. NO may well be a tougher game for NE than Indy this year, but neither should be a pre-emptive write-off by any means.

  
  

  November 4, 2009

• 3:51 PM MaineMan on With Green out, Pats' Mike Wright will see more playing time

  Have to agree that, for however long Green is out, Wright WILL see more snaps, but not necessarily a lot more against the Fins ground game this Sunday. OTOH, we may get our first Ron Brace sighting in awhile.

  
  

  November 4, 2009

• 3:40 PM MaineMan on Browns: Quick to Hire, Quicker to Fire

  I'm no Mangini fan by any means, but I'm not sure what happened in New York was his fault - not entirely, anyway. It seems to me that Tannenbaum calls most of the shots for the Jets - from insisting on the acquisitions of Favre and Sanchez, maybe even to insisting that OC Schottenheimer let Sanchez off the tight leash that had led to success in the first three games. My guess is that Tannenbaum also engineered the trade for Braylon Edwards that sent the Jets' return-coverage ace, Jason Trusnik, to Cleveland, leaving the Jets vulnerable to just what smote them Sunday in the form of Ted Ginn, Jr. I doubt that an experienced defensive coach like Ryan would have made that mistake by his own volition. Also, whatever Lerner's expectations were for Cleveland this season, it was pretty clear (to me, anyway) that Mangini was starting out in a deep, deep hole personnel-wise and that there was a lot of the previous regime's manure to clear out of the stables. Not to mention the incredibly awkward and very expensive QB situation. I seriously doubt that, under the circumstances, the Browns would have won very many more games (if any) under Crennell or anyone else this year than they have under Mangini.

  
  

  November 3, 2009

• 10:17 AM hallontheball on Patriots may get shot at ending two teams' dreams of perfection

  Just add two more losses to the Patriots record and get on with it. The only reason the Patriots get in the post season is because the AFC east is horrible.., and even that's not a given.

  
  

  November 1, 2009

• 10:01 PM Dave on Richard Seymour criticizes Belichick -- says Raiders will make the playoffs

  Carol... you're a first class moron for claiming Belichick and the Patriots cheated. An ex co-worker of Belichick claimed that he had seen Belichick cheat, even claimed he had the tapes. But when he was asked to present them, he said he was forced to destroy them. Mangini then backed him up AFTER being released. So for that, I apologize for your involuntary envy and jealously of the entire Patriots' organization, including it's fans.

  
  

  November 1, 2009

• 5:33 PM sports betting on Football on the Telly at the Pub

  yeah, it won't be the Patriots and Bucs the patrons will be watching.

  
  

  October 28, 2009

• 11:13 PM nfljerseys on Pro Bowl fan voting now open

  go pats!

  
  

  October 27, 2009

• 1:30 AM sheila on Pats sign Jake Ingram, release Jamar Love

  Where is Jamar Love now?

  
  

  October 26, 2009

• 6:24 PM Mark on Kevin Faulk now the Pats' sixth all-time rusher

  So Mike, how many yards does Faulk now have?

  
  

  October 26, 2009

• 5:57 PM MaineMan on When Seau plays, the Pats never lose

  That's too bad, Dolphan. I like the 'Fins. Except when they're playing the Pats, of course. Good team. Underrated talent in a lot of spots. Well-managed and well-coached. Legitimized a radical, new offensive scheme. Certainly more worthy of respect than the Jets. Oops! Sorry! Didn't mean to curse out loud like that.

  
  

  October 26, 2009

• 11:54 AM ee53 on When Seau plays, the Pats never lose

  Dolphan: Then don't read about them. No-one is forcing you to do so. It's only football - lighten up.

  
  

  October 26, 2009

• 2:01 AM Janney on Fan Letter

  I respect your sentiments. I understand now some of things that are unclear for me in the past. Thanks. By the way, being a great sports fan is rewarding too! Here's one from Premio Foods, the producer of delicious and quality sausage products in the U.S. They're giving away free buy one get one coupon whenever your favorite team wins. Be a Premio Facebook Fan and check out the details. Thanks and have a great day!

  
  

  October 25, 2009

• 8:09 PM Dolphan Forever on When Seau plays, the Pats never lose

  I don't like the Patriots

  
  

  October 24, 2009

• 9:48 AM toni DeMaio on Gallery: Photos of the Patriots' Friday in London

  All the pictures are of Brady. Where is the rest of the team.