As a lifelong fan of the Seattle Seahawks, I’ve tried to be supportive of head coach Pete Carroll. His way of doing things is different than most coaches, but he had success with USC, and I thought maybe that would build upon his previous stint in the NFL, and Carroll would return the Seahawks to glory.
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Pete Carroll Starting to Lose His Shine as Seahawks Head Coach: Fan Opinion (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) – Denver Broncos defensive end Jason Hunter is out at least two months with a torn triceps and might miss the entire season. Hunter is the team’s third defensive lineman to suffer a torn triceps at training camp in the last two years. Elvis Dumervil missed the 2010 season and Ty Warren missed last season. Hunter had supplanted Robert Ayers as the starter at left end two weeks ago. He could be replaced by rookie Derek Wolfe, the team’s top draft choice who had two sacks at Chicago last week, or Ayers. Hunter was injured Tuesday, when starting right guard Chris Kuper broke his left forearm and rookie running back Ronnie Hillman aggravated his pulled right hamstring. Those injuries came a day after recently signed linebacker Keith Brooking got hurt with a hamstring injury. (© Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Hunter Tears Triceps, Could Miss Entire Season
Fear is defensive end’s season could be over.
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Broncos’ Hunter suffers triceps injury (National Football Post)
The Arizona Cardinals finished the 2011 season with an overall record of 8-8. They held a record of 6-2 at home playing their games at University of Phoenix Stadium and went 2-6 on the road. The Cardinals ranked 19th in total offense and 18th in total defense in 2011.
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Arizona Cardinals 2012 NFL TV Schedule (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
The Denver Broncos received more bad injury news Wednesday when they learned that defensive end Jason Hunter will miss at least two months and possibly the season after suffering a triceps tear.
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Broncos lose DE Hunter to injury (The SportsXchange)
Barring disaster with Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks Matt Flynn or Russell Wilson, it appears as though incumbent starter Tarvaris Jackson is on his way out of town.
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Tarvaris Jackson Appears on His Way Out of Seattle: Fan Take (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Wednesday, leaving his status for the team’s regular-season opener in jeopardy, a team official told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
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Pittsburgh Steelers’ James Harrison has left knee surgery, return uncertain
Week 2 of the 2012 NFL preseason features games from Thursday, August 16 to Monday, August 20. Some of the more intriguing matchups this week include a battle of New York teams on Saturday night with the New York Jets hosting the New York Giants and the New England Patriots hosting the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night. There are six nationally-televised games this week.
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2012 NFL Week 2 Preseason TV Schedule (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Denver Broncos defensive end Jason Hunter is out at least two months with a torn triceps and might miss the entire season.
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Hunter’s torn triceps latest setback for Broncos (The Associated Press)
It’s not the first time in my life that I’m glad I don’t live in New York City. As a Denver resident, I was forcibly subjugated to the Tim Tebow-mania that overwhelmed this city for almost two years before the team called an audible to their quarterback plans and made an end dash to the end zone to grab Peyton Manning in free agency. Despite trading Tebow, however, it’s still impossible to get away from any of the news that constantly surrounds the guy even though he’s a couple thousand miles away now.
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Is Anyone Else as Sick of Tim Tebow News as I Am? Fan’s Take (Yahoo! Contributor Network)