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Jeremy Zuttah Cracks 5.0 in the 40-Yard Dash

Notes on a trip to the NFL Scouting Combine.College football fans who enjoy a good trick play will remember this one, when Rutgers called a lateral to 300-pound offensive lineman Jeremy Zuttah. Zuttah rumbled 13 yards and even tried to hurdle a defender at the end:After seeing that play, you won't be surprised to learn...

NFL Combine Winners and Losers

Notes on a trip to the NFL Scouting Combine.The 2008 NFL Scouting Combine is three days old, and although there are many 40s yet to be run and many Wonderlics yet to be taken, we've seen enough for an early look at the winners and losers:Winner: Rashard Mendenhall. The Illinois running back considers himself the best back...

Cardinals' Rod Graves Says Arizona Will Keep Larry Fitzgerald, Karlos Dansby

Notes on a trip to the NFL Scouting Combine.Arizona Cardinals general manager Rod Graves made it as clear as he possibly could today that wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald isn't going anywhere, despite an enormous contract that will be a strain on the team's salary cap.Speaking to the media at the Indianapolis Scouting...

Kentwan Balmer Moving Up Draft Boards

Notes on a trip to the NFL Scouting Combine.If LSU defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey's absence from the combine causes him to move down on draft boards, who will move up?The answer may be North Carolina defensive tackle Kentwan Balmer, an engaging young man who says he's excited about the prospect of working out in front of...

Matt Millen the Butt of Jokes at the Combine

Notes on a trip to the NFL Scouting Combine.This may come as a shock, but Matt Millen is not particularly well respected in NFL circles.In Indianapolis for the Combine this week, I've heard a whole lot of people laughing at the expense of Millen, the Lions' president. I've heard a couple of reporters talking about how...

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11/02/10 FanHouse: Blackhawks' overhaul is no roadblock Source: Sports Illustrated The Chicago Blackhawks may have stumbled on to something with their forced overhaul of half of a Stanley Cup -winning roster.