HEATH EVANS RUMORS & GOSSIP

Saints Nation: Heath Evans' Softball Showdown Coming Back to Zephyr Field

Press release:Former New Orleans Saints fullback Heath Evans is putting on his black-and-gold jersey again – for a good cause. Evans is hosting his annual charity softball game on Wednesday, May 16 at Zephyr Field in Metairie with more than 30 current Saints players expected to participate. The third annual Heath Evans Softball Showdown features a fun-filled Home Run Derby at 6...
Via The Saints Nation  |  March 17, 2012

Hacker: NFL Network’s Heath Evans Pulling Tail Via His Twitter Account

You probably know of Heath Evans as the bald former fullback who has an NFL Network gig. Tonight we know of Heath as the guy who is claiming his Twitter account was hacked with claims that Heath is using @HeathEvans to pull some poon. The tweet, posted this evening, was quickly RT’d by a few eagle eyes before the former Saints & Patriots lead blocker got control of things...
Via Busted Coverage  |  March 13, 2012
SPEED DEMON

Moss says he could run a 4.3 40

The wide receiver who announced his intentions to make a return to the NFL next season insists that he can still run a 40 somewhere between 4.35 and 4.38 seconds. 

Via Pro Football Zone  |  February 14, 2012

Former Seahawk Heath Evans: “Mike Holmgren didn’t coach his star players … I couldn’t get out of fast enough.”

With such a busy week last week we didn’t have time to get to this, but former NFL fullback Heath Evans, who spent four years in Seattle under Mike Holmgren before moving to New England to wind up his career playing for Bill Belichick, had some strong words for the current Browns president in Pro Football Weekly: Evans said he was “ready to retire” because of the...
Via Cleveland Frowns  |  February 09, 2012

Heath Evans says Jim Schwartz's defenses have a tendency to go back to successful plays

In the first matchup with the Saints, Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford connected with 10 different wide receivers.
Via Detroit Lions Football  |  January 04, 2012

BSO Interview: Win A Trip to the BCS Title Game Through The Heath Evans Foundation

NFL Network Analyst and 10 Year NFL veteran Heath Evans was nice enough to take some time from his busy schedule to talk to BSO about how fans can win an all expense paid trip to the BCS Championship Game on January 9th by supporting his foundation that is dedicated to helping victims of childhood sexual abuse. The former fullback talks about Alabama’s Nick Saban, who cut...
Via BlackSportsOnline  |  December 31, 2011

Former Miami Dolphin Heath Evans rips Nick Saban, says coach stepped over 'convulsing player'

Former Dolphins fullback Heath Evans revealed to radio host Jorge Sedano on 790 AM on Wednesday an ugly story involving former Dolphins coach Nick Saban and former offensive lineman Jeno James in July 2005.
Via Miami Herald  |  December 09, 2011
ROBOTIC REACTION

Nick Saban ignored convulsing player

Former Dolphins player Heath Evans says when Nick Saban was coaching the Dolphins in 2005, he ignored a seriously ill player who was convulsing after a difficult workout.

Via SPORTS by BROOKS  |  December 06, 2011

Evans irate, hurt by Penn State disaster

Heath Evans never has been shy about expressing his opinion, especially when it comes to something close to his...
Via Boston Herald Sports  |  November 13, 2011

Required Listening: Heath Evans on Child Sexual Abuse

If you can stomach it, you need to listen to this episode of the Michelle Beadle podcast with former Seahawk and Patriot Heath Evans, now with the NFL Network and the Heath Evans Foundation for abused children. Evans provides valuable information about child sexual abuse and the problem of people not doing enough to stop it. He points out that, while everyone says they would step...
Via Midwest Sports Fans  |  November 11, 2011
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