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Denver Broncos 2009 Preview: Josh McDaniels and the Very Big Bet

Training camps have wrapped up, the NFL season is right around the corner, and it's still hot as sin outside. But instead of cooling you off with a warm island song, FanHouse break out ye old heat check for our 2009 NFL Season Previews. We'll rate each club in 5 categories on a scale of 1 to 10, high score wins.Give Josh...

Is Jerry Angelo Taking a Vacation?

While the rest of the NFL is taking part in a free agent spree, the Chicago Bears have been incredibly quiet. I'm not necessarily talking about signing guys, because sometimes that stuff is out of your control. I'm talking about the Bears not being mentioned in any rumors for any free agent or possible trade target. It's...

Broncos Continue Makeover, Sign Andra Davis, Darrell Reid

On the first day of free agency, the Broncos landed wideout Jabar Gaffney and long snapper Lonnie Paxton, both formerly of the Patriots. New head coach Josh McDaniels also wasted little time in shoring up one of the league's worst defenses a season ago: Denver inked safeties Renaldo Hill and Brian Dawkins. And today, the...

Broncos Sign Gaffney, Paxton

It happens every offseason. A team hires a new head coach, and he ends up remaking the roster in the image of his former team often with many of the same players. For Josh McDaniels, the guy tapped to replace Mike Shanahan in Denver, it's no different; the former Patriots offensive coordinator wasted little time in...

Miami Dolphins: Can They Do it Again?

Because the NFL season never ends, we present our 2009 Offseason Roadmaps for front offices to navigate through the summerWhen the New York Jets tossed Chad Pennington aside in favor of Brett Favre, the Miami Dolphins were happy to pick up the 32-year-old veteran and put him under center. They were rewarded with a...

RenaldoHill News From the Web

05/31/12 NFL star returns to MSU to finish degree Source: The State News - East Lansing MI After a standout football career at MSU and 10 seasons in the National Football League, former Spartan cornerback Renaldo Hill's toughest challenge wasn't banging bodies with bruising runners or chasing speedy wide receivers â it was picking up a pencil.