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Stephen Ross could have majority control of the Dolphins within two years, if not sooner.
Would the outcome of Super Bowl XXXI been different if Troy Brown had been active?
CB Frank Walker received a $1.25 million signing bonus from the Ravens.
Browns LB Andra Davis and LB Willie McGinest have taken pay cuts.
Do the Steelers not want players over the age of 30?
The Broncos are still interested in DT Dewayne Robertson.
Long-time Broncos K Jason Elam will visit the Falcons.
During owner Jerry Jones’ tenure with the team, the Cowboys haven’t drafted a single player from Jones’ alma mater.
So is it a surprise that a columnist with a Green Bay newspaper would take issue with Sal Paolantonio’s assessment that the back end of Favre’s career was overrated?
The Panthers are looking for bigger linemen.
March 16th, 2008 at 11:19 pm
It’s kind of pathetic that even though he tried to defend the second part of Favre’s career he only mentioned two seasons and then went back to praising Favre.
Since he tells it like it is, or whatever cliche he used, he should try to defend Favre’s crappy years.
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March 17th, 2008 at 12:20 am
I find oddly ironic that Sal Paolantonio’s scathing assessment of Brett Favre’s career is rebutted by a member of the Wisconsin media - but not a word from the Q, and “Sal Pal” immediately issues a press release to counter the Green Bay Press-Gazette opinion.
So let me get this straight: Sal Pal can offer his opinion on the body of work of any player he chooses in a public forum, but when his work is similarly criticized, he immediately issues a press release to defend his work?
Sal, now we know why you’re a reporter and not a columnist. Your skin still hasn’t thickened….
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