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Rex Ryan Hopes Vernon Gholston Can Be Great Player, Admits He's Not Sure

During his introductory press conference Wednesday, new Jets head coach Rex Ryan compared rookie linebacker Vernon Gholston to Ravens Pro Bowler Terrell Suggs, suggesting that Suggs had been considered a bust early in his career before the Power of Ryan saved him from himself. Unless the "Suggs Is an Unmitigated Bust"...

Ravens Outlast Titans, but Suffer Key Injuries in the Process

Undoubtedly, the post-game chatter will be about Joe Flacco being the first rookie quarterback to win two playoff games even though, you know, he completed just 11 of 22 passes for 161 yards and the defense, as usual, had almost everything to do with the final outcome. Whatever your perspective, the fact remains: Baltimore...

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05/30/12 Mark Kiszla: NFL is absolutely brutal, and that's why... Source: The Denver Post - Denver CO Football freaked out over the tragic suicide of retired linebacker Junior Seau. The overreaction has begun, with everybody from former MVP Kurt Warner to Tom Brady's father lamenting the dangers of the game.
05/22/12 Broncos DT Bannan: âFootball comes with a priceâ Source: All Things Broncos Broncos defensive tackle Justin Bannan has played 10 full seasons in the NFL, and on Tuesday, the NFL veteran articulated very well his thoughts on one of the league's hottest issues: player safety and the long-term health of its players.
05/22/12 CB Porter fine with mandatory thigh-knee pad rule; DT... Source: All Things Broncos Not surprisingly, reaction to the league voting to make mandatory the wearing of knee and thigh pads in 2013 was mixed.
05/21/12 Who are the Broncos' DTs? Today: Vickerson and Bannan Source: All Things Broncos Ty Warren is skipping Organized Team Activities for contractual issues.
04/18/12 Rosterology: Stokley gets No. 14 back Source: All Things Broncos It'll be a few more weeks yet until the Broncos will actual don practice jerseys, but most of the team's newest players have picked the numbers they will sport at camp this summer.