Month: September 2011

Well, everything is peachy keen in Foxboro for two brothers. See, the New England Patriots have signed former Denver tight end Dan Gronkowski. You might say, wait, there is already a Gronkowski on the Patriots! You would be right. Dan […]

The Carl Lewis saga continues. The nine-time Olympic gold medalist is back in the news. And, again, it’s not track related. This time, a federal judge ruled Lewis can’t be listed on the November ballot for a state Senate seat […]

The “Dawg Pound” is probably feeling a bit of deja vu this morning. The Cleveland Browns have named a new starting quarterback for 2011. And it is a different guy than a year ago. This is the 10th time since […]

Jacory Harris has paid his price to the collegiate sports society and is ready to tart his life again. As Miami’s starting quarterback. Recall that on Tuesday – just 24 hours ago – Miami coach Al Golden said that Harris […]

Brett Favre can rest easy, today. Peyton Manning’s quest to break Favre’s streak is over. Manning is still struggling to overcome neck surgery he underwent during the offseason. His streak ends at 227 games, second-longest behind Favre. The Colts announced […]

The Top 25 teams in college football as voted on by the staff of The [Five] Daily.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have informed veteran Quarterback David Garrard that he will be released. FoxSports.com’s Jay Glazer was the first to report of Garrard’s impending release. Per FoxSports’s Adam Caplan, Garrard was set to make $8.075 million this season which […]

Seattle Seahawks Head Coach, Pete Carroll, is looking around his upgraded offense scratching his head – worried it might not be prepared for Week 1 Free agent signees Offensive lineman Robert Gallery has a sprained knee and wide receiver Sidney […]

The NFL has suspended  coach Jim Tressel until the seventh week of the 2011 season. CBS Sports reporter Mike Freeman was the first to report Tressel’s suspension. The six game suspension for Tressel is a harsher penalty than the five […]