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Phin Phanatic:
The Miami Dolphins relied on Cleo Lemon to drive the team during the 1-15 season when Trent Green went down. Playing a little here and there with John Beck. After that season, Beck hung on to his 3rd QB roll, inactive all year, carrying a clipboard. Trent Green tried one more season as a back-up [...]
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June 17, 2009
The Jags today announced they are parting ways with veteran quarterback Cleo Lemon, releasing him. The team also waived offensive lineman Drew Miller, defensive end Mkristo Bruce, and cornerback Weldon Brown.
Lemon’s career started in San Diego, and he was traded to Miami for QB A.J. Feeley. In Miami he played in 9 games, [...]
Via Pro Football Talk
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June 17, 2009
The Jacksonville Jaguars have thinned out their quarterback depth chart a bit, releasing veteran signal-caller Cleo Lemon.
The Jags also waived offensive lineman Drew Miller, defensive end Mkristo Bruce, and cornerback Weldon Brown.
Lemon at one time was regarded as a potential star player. His career started in San Diego, and he was traded by G.M. [...]
Via GridironFans.com
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June 17, 2009
The Jaguars today cut four players, including backup quarterback Cleo Lemon. Lemon was signed a year ago but appeared in only one game last year and...
Via Sign on San Diego
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June 18, 2009
Leaf was taken in on drug and burglary charges. Couldn't he have applied with Dallas to hold a clipboard or something? Jerry Jones does love to take risks. -Tas
Via NFL Football Online
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June 17, 2009
Starting today and till the end of next season I am going to blog about the Chargers for the preseason, regular season, and or the playoffs!Well to get things started I would like to say they are really heading in the right direction. QB Philip Rivers states that he and Tomlinson are healthy and ready to play this year. Shawn Merriman and Antonio Cromartie coming back from their...
Via Pro Football Talk
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June 16, 2009
Former San Diego Chargers quarterback Ryan Leaf has until Thursday morning to turn himself in on drug and burglary charges with a Texas prosecutor imposing a deadine, according to Brent Schrotenboer of the San Diego Union-Tribune,
Otherwise, Leaf faces potential extradition from Vancouver with the prosecutor threatening to form a “dragnet” to apprehend the troubled former...
Via Pro Football Talk
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June 18, 2009
Now that former San Diego Chargers quarterback Ryan Leaf is free on $45,000 bail after being arrested in Washington state after crossing the Canadian border, his criminal defense attorney stated that Leaf has returned to Texas and will turn himself in to law enforcement authorities Friday.
Leaf’s lawyer, Bill Kelly, told the Associated Press that the former NFL bust is [...]
Via MVN
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June 17, 2009
The Jacksonville Jaguars made four roster moves today, bringing the total number of players on the roster down to 80, which is the maximum teams are allowed to bring into training camp.
Gone are quarterback Cleo Lemon, offensive lineman Drew Miller, defensive end Mkristo Bruce and cornerback Weldon Brown. You can read more about the roster moves made today on the the team's webiste...
Via Pro Football Talk
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June 17, 2009
The most significant aspect of Brett Favre’s appearance on Joe Buck Artie Lange Live, in our view, was the use of the term “we” on a couple of occasions by the “retired” quarterback.
Unless he has sprouted a second head, “we” connotes a mental and emotional connection to the football team with which he has yet [...]
Via End Zone Buzz
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June 18, 2009
AP Photo/Kevin HigleyI guess the millions Ryan Leaf made getting his dozen or so touchdowns (and twice as many interceptions) in the NFL playing for the San Diego Chargers near the end of the century ...
Via Star Tribune
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June 16, 2009
Ben Leber had forgotten that Brett Favre was going to make an appearance Monday night on HBO but as luck would have it the network was on when the Vikings linebacker sat down in front of his television. Leber admitted he was “pretty pumped to watch” the interview and like everyone he took note when Favre referenced [...]
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June 16, 2009
I hate to run this picture with this story,
but this was the defining moment in Trent Green’s Rams career.
In 1999, Trent Green was acquired from the Washington Redskins to be the perfect trigger man for new offensive coordinator Mike Martz’s offense. Green grew up in St. Louis, attending Vianney High and was going to quarterback [...]
Via Sun Sentinel
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June 16, 2009
He has been getting up in the morning and going to football fields for a living since 1966, when he shuffled between playing quarterback for Sid Gillman's San Diego Chargers of the old AFL and teaching at a nearby high school.
Via campaignforliberty.com
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June 16, 2009
More and more of our rights are being removed in the name of HEALTH...Just thinking of it makes me ILL!!! When Clinton was in...Omnibus act took alot there...Now Bush signed that Patriot act that took More...Wait...Now do you think these "Leaders" would handle the money this way if it was their own personal monies...?I know they would NOT!!! Wake up and see for yourselves...
Via kcchiefs.com
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June 15, 2009
It was late last week when news broke that QB Trent Green was hanging up his cleats after a 15-year career in the National Football League. We'd be remiss here at One Arrowhead Drive if we didn't take a moment to reflect on his career and
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