ED WERDER RUMORS & GOSSIP
Report: Broncos trying to sign Charles Woodson
According to ESPN’s Ed Werder, the Denver Broncos are trying to sign free agent Charles Woodson, but the Giants could get in the way.
Broncos pursuing deal with DB Charles Woodson and thought it could happen quickly but Giants could have renewed interest
— Ed Werder (@Edwerderespn) May 16, 2013
It looks like things are heating up very quickly for Woodson. The Raiders have...
Report: Money is keeping Brandon Albert from being traded to the Dolphins
According to Rotoworld.com, ESPN’s Ed Werder has reported that the hold up with sending Brandon Albert from the Chiefs to the Dolphins has to do with the amount of money he’s looking for in a long-term extension. ESPN’s Ed Werder reported Wednesday that money is indeed the holdup in Branden Albert-to-Miami trade discussions. The report runs in direct contrast to Ian Rapoport...
Report: Chefs expected to draft Luke Joeckel with the first overall pick
According to Rotoworld.com, ESPN’s Ed Werder has reported that the Kansas City Chiefs are expected to draft Texas A&M left tackle Luke Joeckel with the first overall pick.
ESPN’s Ed Werder reported Wednesday that “most people around the league expect” the Chiefs to draft Luke Joeckel with the No. 1 overall pick.
Werder acknowledged there’s still a bit of uncertainty...
Colts & Browns Expected To Aggressively Pursue OLB Paul Kruger
Ed Werder of ESPN expects to see the Colts and Browns aggressively pursue impending free agent OLB Paul Kruger in the coming days.
Werder adds that the Browns are “definitely prepared to try to sign Kruger,” but expects “intense competition” from the Colts.
Kruger, 27, has an obvious link to Indianapolis as he played under current head coach Chuck Pagano. Kruger represents...
Tony Romo might be waiting for Joe Flacco to get his new deal before he agrees to an extension
The Dallas Cowboys kicked off contract negotiations with quarterback Tony Romo’s representatives this week. Before anyone thinks a deal will get done soon, ESPN’s Ed Werder is now convinced that Romo will wait until Joe Flacco signs his extension with the Ravens. I’ve been convinced that Tony Romo is waiting for Joe Flacco to negotiate new deal with Ravens. How close will...
Cowboys Officially Hire DC Monte Kiffin; Moving to 4-3 Defense
We will have to see if changing the schemes helps or hurts the Cowboys.
The real question begs was the defense really the problem?
Source: Monte Kiffin has reached agreement with the Dallas Cowboys to be their defensive coordinator. #cowboys
— Ed Werder (@Edwerderespn) January 11, 2013
The Cowboys are moving to a 4-3 alignment under DC Monte Kiffin, something common among all...
Cowboys Targeting Monte Kiffin As Their Next Defensive Coordinator?
Ed Werder of ESPN Dallas reports sources have informed him that the Cowboys are “focused” on bringing in Monte Kiffin as their next defensive coordinator.
Kiffin’s name has been tossed around a bit in recent days following his resignation as USC’s defensive coordinator. There were reports that he could be an option for the Chiefs defensive coordinator job as well. Hiring...
Cam Newton continues to alienate himself from his team
Cam Newton needs to get it together fast or his story has the potential to mirror that of Vince Young’s or Ryan Leaf’s.
Newton played a great game yesterday against the Atlanta Falcons yet he also let his ego and his antics set him up to fail.
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MASTER PLANNER
Favre makes his coaching debut
Brett Favre won his first game as offensive coordinator for Oak Grove High School of Hattiesburg, Mississippi last night, unleashing his troops for a 64-6 stomping of Sumrall, their unsuspecting opponents.
(Photo: Ryan Moore via Deadspin.com)
As you can tell from the photo above, Favre seems to be settling into his role as a coach quite nicely, tearing into an official after...
DEAL BREAKER
Wallace not available for trade?
Many people thought the Antonio Brown extension would leave Mike Wallace available for trade, but that may not be the case.
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