New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow continues to work on his quirky throwing motion. Tebow has one of the slowest releases in the NFL, and it continue…
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Will Tim Tebow ever fix throwing motion?
QB Robert Griffin III already has had a great effect on the Redskins before playing a single game. But now that he is signed, sealed and delivered, Griffin’s on-field effect soon will begin.
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RG3 can rev up Redskins’ running backs too (Pro Football Weekly)
Denver Broncos In the final week before training camp begins, DenverBroncos.com analyzes the roster. Next up: the safeties. The Broncos, thanks to P…
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AFC West links: Chargers cut Castillo
Manning leads the list of players who can provide the biggest impact in their return.
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Rankings: Mario Williams, Peyton Manning and several other NFL stars looking to regain form (Yahoo! Sports)
With the addition of backup QB Tim Tebow to the New York Jets, we have heard a lot about the Tim Tebow Foundation and what it does to help children around the world. However, he is not the only one making a difference when it comes to the Jets. The team has their own foundation and they have made a big difference in the lives of many through various sections of their program.
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New York Jets Foundation Makes a Difference in the Community: Fan Perspective (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
It’s near impossible to predict how the AFC West is going to shake out in 2012. The Broncos are led by a legend whose head is currently resting on a gigantic question mark, the Chargers seem philosophically opposed to fulfilling their potential, and almost nothing would be surprising from the Raiders or the Chiefs. It could work out, though, that the Chargers come up short in the division because of the improvement the Broncos are likely to make with Peyton Manning as their quarterback. Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers isn’t thinking like that, though. He says he’s tickled pink that Manning is now in the division . “I was probably one of the few people that was crazy enough to say it, but I was hoping he was going to Denver,” Rivers said Wednesday on NFL Network. “And I say that with all respect. Certainly going to make it even tougher, you look at Indianapolis when he was there, they went like 10 straight years winning 10 games or more, so we certainly can’t expect that 8-8 will get us in.” “I always believe, why wouldn’t you want to play the best?” Because you’re not the best, and the best guy will beat you? Oh, I’m sorry. That was probably rhetorical. Rivers’ attitude is what you’d expect from a competitor, though. He’s a confident guy and a very good quarterback, and the best want to test themselves against the best. It’s the nature of supremely competitive people. Sometimes it’s a quality that makes them say things that seem outlandish (or maybe not ), but it’s also part of what makes them as great as they are.
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Peyton Manning in a Bronco uniform is just fine with Philip Rivers (Shutdown Corner)