BOB SANDERS NEWS

Kelsay’s big day next on Top 10

Chris Kelsay had a monster game in the Week 16 win over Denver and it’s our next installment in the Top 10 Performances of 2011. Linebackers coach Bob Sanders walks us through some of Kelsay’s better plays from his 10 tackle, 3 sack performance against the Broncos, including the responsibility of flipping back and forth from OLB to DE through the course of the game.
Via Inside the Bills  |  4 days ago

Bills rearrange coaching staff, announce swich from 3-4 defense

The Buffalo Bills reshaped their coaching staff Monday by adding Andrew Dees and Eric Thatcher, and reassigning Bob Bicknell, Bob Sanders and Adrian White.
Via NFL.com  |  14 days ago

Buffalo Bills add two to the coaching staff

The Buffalo Bills reshaped their coaching staff Monday by adding Andrew Dees and Eric Thatcher, and reassigning Bob Bicknell, Bob Sanders, and Adrian White. Dees becomes the team's assistant offensive line coach, and Thatcher will serve as the new defensive quality control coach. They both will make their NFL coaching debut with Buffalo. Bicknell will coach receivers after coaching...
Via AP on Fox  |  14 days ago

Bills add two assistants to coaching staff

---The Bills announced the additions of Andrew Dees and Eric Thatcher to the team’s coaching staff.  Dees has been named the assistant offensive line coach and Thatcher will serve as the defensive quality control coach. The Bills also announced Bob Bicknell will coach wide receivers after coaching tight ends the previous two seasons.  Adrian White will serve as the assistant...
Via Billboard  |  14 days ago

Sanders is the last Bob standing

Bob Mangino sent along a link that points out an oddity among sports: guys named Bob aren't very common any longer. Turns out the last active Bob in major American sports is Bob Sanders: Via Wikipedia, the story of how San Diego Chargers safety Bob Sanders came to be known as Bob: Having been given a name that was difficult for many to pronounce correctly (Demond), Sanders...
Via The Colts Authority  |  23 days ago

Minnesota Vikings Possible 2012 NFL Free Agent Pickups: SS Bob Sanders

With two of his former coaches now in Minnesota, there is no doubt the Vikings will take a look at bringing in Bob Sanders in 2012. Sanders, new defensive coordinator Alan Williams, and head coach Leslie Frazier were all on the 2006 Super Bowl champion Colts team. A reunion in Minnesota would not be that far fetched. In six short years the public perception of Sanders has changed...
Via Rant Sports  |  25 days ago

Judging the Draft: Indianapolis Colts 2004

Kyle Rodriguez continues his pick-by-pick study of the Manning-era drafts. This is the sixth part in a season-long series assessing the effectiveness of the last 13 years of drafting. For details on how the drafts are judged see the first post in the series (1998 draft). 1998 Draft (A-) 1999 Draft (A) 2000 Draft (B+) 2001 Draft (A) 2002 Draft (B) 2003 Draft (A+) This...
Via The Colts Authority  |  25 days ago

Iowa Gains 4-Star Recruit But Loses Two Current Players

TweetOn Tuesday evening, the Iowa Hawkeye football team received news about players leaving the program and one highly coveted recruit entering the program. The two players that were leaving come as no surprise as one will be a top pick in April’s NFL Draft and the other kept voicing his displeasure on Facebook. The Hawkeyes did get a verbal commitment from a very talented running...
Via The Hawk Talk  |  January 04, 2012

Jersey etiquette can get complicated

Fred Blanton couldn't care less when Indianapolis Colts fans give him grief about sporting the No. 21 jersey of former safety Bob Sanders.
Via Indy Star  |  December 22, 2011

Chargers Unlikely To Move CB Quentin Jammer To Safety In 2012

Expect another offseason full of conversation that Chargers CB Quentin Jammer should change positions and move to safety. The team is still not sold that current starting SS Steve Gregory is a long-term answer after he replaced free-agent pickup Bob Sanders, and there is a strong belief that Jammer's physical style is better-suited for playing deep in the defensive backfield...
Via GridironFans.com  |  December 17, 2011

Blue Blood

BLUE BLOOD IS ON SALE NOW! For sale now at major on-line retailers in both hardcopy and digtial. It is available on Barnsandnoble.com as well. You can also purchase directly from the publisher. Follow Blue Blood on Facebook! You can also purchase copies of Blue Blood at the Dunlevy family store, Metro Arborist Supplies at 7055 Coffman Road. That's just off 71st and...
Via The Colts Authority  |  December 09, 2011

Hardest hit? Bob Sanders

Former NFL lineman and current fitness guru John Welbourn runs a blog called Talk to me Johnnie.  In one of the discussions about training he mentions that his hardest hit wasn't Ted Washington: Two hardest hits I took in the NFL were from Tim Hauck (185 lbs) and Bob Sanders on a tackle sweep. 
Via The Colts Authority  |  November 27, 2011

Analyzing the Colts Draft Strategy

Reader Matt Shedd provides us with this lengthy look at the strategy behind the Colts drafts. This piece asks whether 'best player available' is the right strategy. Nate has already proved, quite carefully, that the Colts drafts have not gotten worse, only later. We are still getting players that are within the talent range and production range that should be expected from...
Via The Colts Authority  |  November 10, 2011

Name That Colt Contest

Nicknames have been a part of 18to88.com from the beginning. Among my personal favorites have been The Zombie, Kid Joe (aka The J'Addai Master), Frenchy, Frathis, The Roly-Poly Bat Out of Hell, and Little T. To celebrate the new Indianapolis Colts Grille, we are giving out two $20 gift cards to the official restaurant of the Colts. The Indianapolis Colts Grille has amazing...
Via 18 To 88  |  October 18, 2011

Welcome to Naptown’s Finest’s Newest Writer!

Have you ever wanted to know the inside story behind all the slain Colts that we’ve witnessed in recent seasons?   Do you wonder why guys like Bob Sanders just can’t seem to keep their duct-taped physiques together for more than a few plays at a … [visit site to read more]Welcome to Naptown’s Finest’s Newest Writer! - Naptown's Finest - Naptown...
Via Naptown's Finest  |  October 12, 2011

Gates catching case of injury bugs

SAN DIEGO, CA -- Injuries are so commonplace in the world of pro football that decades ago the NFL became the first league ever to issue an "Injury List" to the media each week. Because of the sheer physicality of the game itself, players find themselves hurt in ever-increasing numbers; sometimes short-term and sometimes career-ending. Then there's the group of players...
Via Fox Sports West  |  October 08, 2011

Chargers Safety Bob Sanders Likely to Retire

When I was 16 year old I performed my first rap song during a pep rally at my high school.  I was super nervous, but I got through it.  Ten years later after several mix tapes, 100s of performances, many freestyle battles, one independent record deal and 1000s of hours spent hoping for my big break I had to make a decision. Continue on the path or start a new path. As you can see...
Via BlackSportsOnline  |  October 08, 2011
SAFETY CONCERNS

Bob Sanders likely to retire

The oft-injured former Defensive Player of the Year will likely have to call it career following his latest season-ending injury. 

Via Rumors and Rants  |  October 07, 2011

Chargers SS Bob Sanders Not Expected To Play Again After Latest Knee Injury

Chargers safety Bob Sanders, who was placed on injured reserve last week, is not expected to play again, according to a league source. The condition of his knee has deteriorated to the point where he is unlikely to undergo more surgery or play football again. Losing Sanders could have been a bigger blow to the Chargers were it not for safety Eric Weddle, whom San Diego signed to...
Via GridironFans.com  |  October 07, 2011

Bob Sanders Will Likely Retire

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter,  San Diego Chargers safety Bob Sanders will likely retire now that he has once again landed on injured reserve due to another knee injury. Sanders’ knee is so bad that he’ll likely not pursue having another surgery or even bother trying to play football again.  This is just another case in which [...]
Via Pro Football Zone  |  October 07, 2011

The Bob Sanders Effect

It was the news Bob Sanders hoped he'd never have to share again. The Chargers safety walked to his fellow defensive backs during their Wednesday morning walkthrough and, with his usual soft-spoken tone, addressed the group together. He told them a decision had been made. His knee injury would sideline him the rest of the season. For the fourth straight year, Sanders was placed...
Via NBC San Diego  |  October 02, 2011

Images: Bob Sanders

San Diego Chargers safety Bob Sanders joined the team in July 2011. He was placed on injured reserve on Sept. 28 with a knee injury.
Via NBC San Diego  |  October 01, 2011

Fantasy Week 4 IDP rankings

While there hasn't been any especially volatile movement in the IDP world since last week, there is nonetheless a subtle changing of the guard occurring in the elite tiers, especially at linebacker. While players like Patrick Willis, Lawrence Timmons and Ray Lewis generally remain the top options, young linebackers like Pat Angerer, Mason Foster, Sean Lee and Sean Weatherspoon...
Via Fox Sports  |  September 30, 2011

RotoWire NFL IDP Report

While there hasn't been any especially volatile movement in the IDP world since last week, there is nonetheless a subtle changing of the guard occurring in the elite tiers, especially at linebacker. While players like Patrick Willis, Lawrence Timmons and Ray Lewis generally remain the top options, young linebackers like Pat Angerer, Mason Foster, Sean Lee and Sean Weatherspoon...
Via Fox Sports  |  September 30, 2011

Bob Sanders Injury News – IR Again

Bob Sanders is an injury waiting to happen. The San Diego Chargers found that out for themselves this week. Bob Sanders, the former Indianapolis Colts star safety, was put on injured reserve by the Chargers on Wednesday due to a knee injury. In the offseason, the Colts let go of Bob Sanders due to his injury issues. The Chargers took a chance on him — but the gamble didn’...
Via The Fantasy Kickoff  |  September 29, 2011
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