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Calories in Healthy Granola Bars
Calories per Ingredient
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Calories per serving of Healthy Granola Bars
30 calories of GREAT VALUE Oven Toasted Old-Fashioned Oats, (0.10 cup)
25 calories of Pecans, (0.03 cup, chopped)
16 calories of Whole Wheat Flour, (0.04 cup)
12 calories of Almonds, (0.02 cup, slivered)
11 calories of Coconut, sweetened, (0.03 cup)
10 calories of Honey, (0.01 cup)
6 calories of Flaxseed, (0.10 tbsp)
2 calories of GREAT VALUE Natural Applesauce, (0.17 oz)
0 calories of Vanilla extract, imitation, alcohol, (0.04 tsp)
0 calories of Baking Soda, (0.04 tsp)
Calories per serving of Healthy Granola Bars
30 calories of GREAT VALUE Oven Toasted Old-Fashioned Oats, (0.10 cup)
25 calories of Pecans, (0.03 cup, chopped)
16 calories of Whole Wheat Flour, (0.04 cup)
12 calories of Almonds, (0.02 cup, slivered)
11 calories of Coconut, sweetened, (0.03 cup)
10 calories of Honey, (0.01 cup)
6 calories of Flaxseed, (0.10 tbsp)
2 calories of GREAT VALUE Natural Applesauce, (0.17 oz)
0 calories of Vanilla extract, imitation, alcohol, (0.04 tsp)
0 calories of Baking Soda, (0.04 tsp)
Nutrition & Calorie Comments
My husband is a diabetic and loves granola bars. I use the brown sugar/splenda blend and unsweetened applesauce and he LOVES these |
Submitted by: ERFER2 (11/17/11) report inappropriate |
It looks like the brown sugar was omitted from the nutritional breakdown. This will increase the calorie value. |
Submitted by: BRENDAG75 (8/26/11) report inappropriate |
I subbed dates and golden raisins for the pecans, since I had none. I added 1/2 tsp almond extract along with the vanilla. They are in the oven now, the house smells delicious (so was the dough). I also left out brown sugar, oops. The baking makes me feel like I am making a forbidden treat! 88 cal |
Submitted by: MAMMADANNA (6/6/11) report inappropriate |
I also skipped on the brown sugar and used splenda as an option. Tasted great! |
Submitted by: FITFOODIST (4/17/11) report inappropriate |
I made these with some slight variations and they were great! I cut out the flax seed and pecans, and added toasted coconut, toasted the almonds, and added Craisins. I also used 1/4 cup brown sugar and 1/8 cup agave nectar, and made a chocolate drizzle out of powdered sugar, cocoa powder, and milk. |
Submitted by: THECHAUFFEUR (1/29/11) report inappropriate |
It appears that the brown sugar is missing from the ingredients used to calculate the nutritional value. Is that right? |
Submitted by: BKERSHNER (11/3/10) report inappropriate |
VERY good! A keeper! I didn't add the brown sugar either. Next time I think I'll add a little salt and some cinnamon |
Submitted by: CROWNPTR1 (10/6/10) report inappropriate |
i am going to try these this weekend. i dont really like a few of the ingredients so i tweaked it a bit .. my tweaking turned it up to 129 calories but its still within my range so ty for the great idea |
Submitted by: JENNAS120 (5/11/10) report inappropriate |
I used 8 oz of unsweetened applesauce as they were so dry to mix. Also used Twin brown sugar, no coconut & sliced almonds vs slivered. They were pretty good & I will make again, but may try the maple syrup vs honey next time. Cal Made 21 bars. 97.2 cal; tot fat 2.9; Carb-16; Protein 2.6; Fiber 2.4 |
Submitted by: BETTYAHE (1/15/10) report inappropriate |
Delicious and quick. Did not put in any brown sugar (too sweet). I turned off the oven, took them out and cut them up straight away. Then flipped them over and put them back in the turned off oven to "dry out" for 2 hours. Love the crunch and flavor. I also used cranberries instead of pecan |
Submitted by: TIGGYWINKLE1 (7/24/09) report inappropriate |
I used sugar free applesauce and two splenda and cranberries instead of pecans this cut the calories to equal 105 per bar. My family and i love them they are so good, my husband couldn't stop eating them. |
Submitted by: MHULTGREN (1/25/09) report inappropriate |
My husband and son loved these. I replaced the honey with maple syrup and the flax seed with whey protein. (didn't have the others on hand) I also added choc chips as suggested earlier. These were very good. My changes increased the cal to 119 and dropped fat to 4.9. Thanks for sharing this one! |
Submitted by: TARA.COPELAND (5/17/08) report inappropriate |
I made these this afternoon for my boys to have after school. They loved them. I didn't have coconut, so I used unsalted sunflower seeds instead. I had a little trouble getting them to hold together. Next time, I may removed them from the pan and bake a while spread out on a cookie sheet to dry. |
Submitted by: DDERODES (4/3/08) report inappropriate |
I was wondering about the applesauce, is it the sugar free one? Might try this weekend. |
Submitted by: HIHOSILVER (3/26/08) report inappropriate |
I like these - not too sweet, easy to make. I sprinkled them with a bit of cinnamon. Decided to explore recipes for granola bars since I discovered that the high-fiber bars I've been buying have that high density glucose syrup that we're supposed to avoid. |
Submitted by: ZELLAZM (3/8/08) report inappropriate |
These were easy, awesome and much better for you than store bought ones! I used brown splenda instead of sugar to cut that out....but other than that. I thik they were AMAZING! |
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Bars made from Ecuador's nacional variety have always been typified by dark strong roasts that tended to dominate all other flavour notes. While in Ecuador itself, the local idea of the flavour of nacional – otherwise know as 'arriba' – was a chocolate with a strong 'kick' and 'floral' notes. Often though the 'floral' aspect was nowhere to be found and the strength of the roast produced a distinct liquorice tone.
Yet taste 'nacional' drying in the sun out on the collection centre floor and a host of delicate fruit and caramel flavours can be found in a well fermented batch.
These more delicate flavours have only recently begun to be explored by a new wave of chocolate makers. Their philosophy is to take good tasting cacao and produce chocolate that tastes as close as possible to the original flavour of the bean. This is in contrast to traditional chocolate making styles that tend to transform the flavour of the cacao into something new. (A tradition that has perhaps grown up to deal with less than perfect cacao batches.)
Pacari are one of the leaders of this new style, and being on the ground in Ecuador have a much better chance to quality control their sources. As a growing country chocolate maker they have a huge potential advantage over Northern companies, but one as yet that has been little exploited.
As local producers, they also have a better chance to tease out the distinct flavour characteristics of the different regions in Ecuador, which despite the appearance of some of these names on a number of bars, have not really stood out in any particularly distinct manner until now.
Los Rios is one of the true 'arriba' provinces of Ecuador, where the name can genuinely be applied as the cacao came from 'up river' to be shipped out of Guayaquil port in the heyday of Ecuadorian cacao production. As such, it's perhaps carries the definitive 'arriba' nacional flavour, if allowed the chance to express itself.
Alex Rast: 2-Oct-2010
SCORES | Score/10 | Weight |
Aroma: | 9 | 10% |
Look/snap: | 7 | 5% |
Taste: | 6 | 35% |
Melt: | 8 | 5% |
Length: | 5 | 15% |
Opinion: | 6.5 | 30% |
Total/100: | 64.50 | 100% |
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Pacari's strongest "regular" chocolate, but also unfortunately its least accomplished. It seems here that a heavy-handed approach to both roasting and cocoa butter addition got the better of them, resulting in a chocolate that just doesn't sparkle. Pacari is quite capable of producing top-notch chocolate; here, however, they need to do more work.
Unsurprisingly for an Ecuador, the chocolate has a sinister dark colour out of the box – and moulding isn't exactly uniform – no surprise perhaps, but not a bar that generates any instant attraction by visuals alone. Luckily, however, the aroma is another story altogether – born to attract and allure. It has a lovely delicate strawberry upfront scent, that slowly develops more towards blackberry. Much earthiness is also apparent, but in a pleasant, rich way – rather the feeling of smelling fresh, fertile humus than common soil. The power of the aroma captivates right away and leaves one continuing to wish to smell, perhaps forever.
Unfortunately, perhaps that's the best plan, for the flavour completely fails to live up to the promise of the aroma. It's dull and thudding, starting out very earthy with a grassy note right from the start, then becoming dark, almost burnt woody with only the slightest trace of the blackberry detected earlier. It's a flavour that just never gets going.
The texture offers a hint as to why, being on the one hand of only average smoothness but on the other with an incredibly creamy melt, attesting to a high cocoa butter content. This is surely part of the problem: all that cocoa butter is smothering the fine flavours present in the aroma. While some of this might be fixed with a longer conche, allowing the flavours to permeate more, a lighter roast would seem to be even more important, brightening the flavour while hopefully moderating that heavy earthiness. It seems clear that it's the aroma that Pacari wanted to capture in the flavour. This is a frequent mistake among new chocolate-makers – who appear to trust aroma as indicative of flavour when in fact it tends to reveal the potential of the chocolate rather than its actual realisation. We may thus confidently suggest that Los Rios is a chocolate with great potential – and with some process experimentation may turn into a great chocolate – but which for the moment is still underachieving.
Martin Christy: 24-Sep-2010
SCORES | Score/10 | Weight |
Aroma: | 9 | 10% |
Look/snap: | 8 | 5% |
Taste: | 8.5 | 35% |
Melt: | 7.5 | 5% |
Length: | 8 | 15% |
Opinion: | 8.5 | 30% |
Total/100: | 84.00 | 100% |
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In daylight, you can really see the bright redness and lightness of this chocolate, indicating a light roast, though this does also reveal some bubbles in the moulding.
The aroma is strong, full, perfumed, with honey, molasses and rich fruit cake.
Intial flavour has hints of grapes and lemon, but soon evolves into full cream and molasses, dark fruit with a deeply satisfying chocolate note developing in the back. At the tail end we get a little bitterness / grapefruit tempered by kiwi and strawberry, perhaps some herbal lemongrass.
Eaten in a casual way, this might come across as too sour for some palates, and the Pacari style certainly leads us to new places on the chocolate flavour map, so expect the unexpected.
There is a little dry waxiness at the end – after all this is nacional and we have to expect some tannins. The length goes on and on, with some bitterness, but good chocolate as well.
The texture is a little grainy and the melt is a little dry, but it's hard to have complaints as the flavour is delivered so well.
Overall it's hard to believe that so much fruit can come from nacional, though it's a distinctly different palette from the high citrus and red fruits found in a good criollo.
The strength of the recipe at 72% gives enough backbone to balance the fruit sourness, creating perhaps a role model for the arriba flavour.


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Buttery French Bread Recipe
Mom dressed up plain French bread with this interesting, delicious recipe. The combination of paprika, celery seed and butter makes for a full-flavored bread. It also looks lovely when it bakes to a golden brown.
Sally Holbrook, Pasadena, California
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/4 teaspoon celery seed
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1 loaf (1 pound, 20 inches) French bread, sliced
- In a small bowl, combine the butter, celery seed and paprika; spread between bread slices and over top. Wrap bread tightly in foil. Bake at 375° for 15 minutes. Open foil; bake 5 minutes longer. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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Software Update in OS X Lion
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Software Update is a software tool by Apple Inc. that installs the latest version of Apple software on computers running OS X. It was originally introduced to Mac users in Mac OS 9. A Windows version has been available since the introduction of iTunes 7, under the name Apple Software Update. Software Update automatically informs users of new updates.
The program is part of the CoreServices in OS X, found at /System/Library/CoreServices/Software Update.app, or by choosing Software Update from the Apple menu. Software Update can be set to check for updates daily, weekly, monthly, or not at all; in addition, it can download and store the associated .pkg file (the same type used by Installer) to be installed at a later date and maintains a history of installed updates.
Software Updates consist of incremental updates of the Mac OS and its applications, Security Updates, device drivers and firmware updates. All software updates require the user to enter their administrative password, as with all consequential system changes. Some updates require a system restart. Starting with OS X 10.5, updates that require a reboot log out the user prior to installation and automatically restart the computer when complete; in earlier versions, the updates are installed, but critical files are not replaced until the next system startup.
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Using this tool, it is fairly straightforward for administrators to automatically install incoming updates by adding a cron job, or using the new launchd scheduling system, the latter is recommended (don't forget the "sudo" if run from a terminal command line):
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It is prudent to set the job to run only every few days to allow for time to jump in with an --ignore if a particular update is reported to have issues by early adopters. If running as a cron job, it is also a good idea to avoid running the update while a user is logged in, especially since some updates require reboot to take effect. (softwareupdate does not reboot automatically, it merely displays a warning on its standard output if a reboot is necessary.) Remote administrators may also be interested in also using the cURL and installer command line utilities to set up their own software update system.
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At this year's party convention, the California Democratic Party voted to support marijuana legalization and a ban on hydraulic fracturing in the state—breaking away from Gov. Jerry Brown.
Michael Finnegan and Seema Mehta report for the Los Angeles Times: "The Democrats' support for decriminalizing and taxing recreational cannabis and putting a stop to fracking sparked no debate — only cheers — at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Delegates unanimously approved the moves by voice vote on the final day of the party's annual convention."
"Although neither issue is likely to make or break the biggest contests in this election year, the breach highlighted the recurrent tensions between the liberal impulses of party loyalists and the more moderate inclinations of a Democratic governor."
The senate leader called out Gov. Jerry Brown for hesitating to budget a universal pre-kindergarten.
David Siders reports for the Sacramento Bee: "Steinberg's remarks constituted a glancing response to Gov. Jerry Brown's continued focus on a school funding overhaul that shifts more money to low-income and English language learners. Brown has said he will consider any proposals by legislative Democrats to expand the state's pre-kindergarten program, but he did not propose funding for any such measure in his January budget plan."
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Don Thompson reports for the Associated Press: "Counties, where prosecutors have discretion in filing such charges, sent nearly 5,500 people with second felony convictions to state prisons during the 2013-14 fiscal year, a 33 percent increase over the previous year and the most since California enacted the nation's first three-strikes law in 1994 that required life sentences for offenders convicted of three felonies."
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The 2012 NFL Draft provided the league with one of the deeper rookie classes of wide receivers in recent memory. That class is going to participate in some of the most interesting position battles across the NFL. There are even several scenarios where undrafted free agent receivers could over take entrenched veterans and win their positions by the time week one kicks off.
Just where are these UDFA's looking to make a splash? What other battles for opportunities will be playing out?
Baltimore Ravens
Contenders: Tandon Doss, David Reed, Jacoby Jones, Tommy Streeter, LaQuan Williams
Torrey Smith and Anquan Boldin are the undisputed starters at wide receiver for the Ravens, but one of the most highly contested position battles at training camp with be for the third wide receiver spot. There are no less than five players competing for that one position; and for several players if they don't win the battle they may not make the roster at all.
The early favorite to win the battle is Jacoby Jones. Jones signed a two year contract with Baltimore after being released in May by Houston. The experience he brings is primarily why he's considered to be the favorite, but he's far from a lock to be the Ravens' third receiver. His 2011 season was extremely disappointing, as he was only able to catch 31 passes for 512 yards, even though fellow Texan wide receiver Andre Johnson missed over half the season.
Many Baltimore fans were thrilled when the Ravens drafted the big and athletic Tommy Streeter out of Miami in the sixth round of the draft. However, based on his early performances in OTAs, Streeter has a long way to go before he'll see the field in the regular season. He struggled both with running routes and catching the ball, which shouldn't be too surprising since he only had one year of production at Miami. He'll be in Baltimore's long term plans, but he needs time to develop.
Tandon Doss was a fourth round pick in 2011, but remains largely an unknown. He was only active for a handful of games, and failed to make a reception in any of them. As many of the other Ravens' receivers, Doss brings good size to the table, but lacks the experience Baltimore would like to have for a guy they'll need to get production out of. Still, both he and LaQuan Williams, a training camp star in 2011, will have a chance to beat out Jones if he underwhelms in camp.
Although there is a chance, when you factor in the $7 million Baltimore is paying Jones when they had other holes they could have addressed, it's hard to see anyone but Jones being the third receiver, at least to start the year. He'll be pushed by Doss and Williams all year, and by the time Jones' two year deal expires it's likely Streeter will have taken his spot.
Buffalo Bills
Contenders: David Clowney, Marcus Easley, T.J. Graham, Derek Hagan, Donald Jones
Much like Baltimore, the Bills have two of their receiver spots essentially locked up. The newly resigned Stevie Johnson will obviously be the top option for quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, and while David Nelson can play outside, he excels in the slot and that's where he'll see the majority of his playing time in 2012. That leaves a spot on the outside up for grabs, and there are plenty of players contending for it.
Donald Jones is considered by many to be the favorite to win the open starting position. He performed adequately in limited action last year, catching 23 passes in 7 games. He has been a great surprise for Buffalo, going from an undrafted free agent in 2010 to a potential starter in 2012. He's not particularly athletic though, and he won't be the kind of player that stretches the field.
The role Jones played in 2011 was one that the Bills had intended for Marcus Easley to fill. But Easley was a surprise inactive for the first game of the season, and then shortly afterwards Buffalo announced that a heart condition would force them to put Easley on injured reserve for the remainder of the season. He's been cleared to play in 2012, and the fourth round pick will bring a great combination of size and speed (6'2, 4.39 forty yard dash) to the competition.
T.J. Graham, the Bills' 2012 third round pick, has the same speed that Easley has, but he's smaller, which could give an advantage to Easley. Graham has explosion and suddenness that Easley hasn't yet shown, however. Graham is still a bit raw, and he probably needs to bulk up some before he's a full time contributor.
Jones may head into camp as the second receiver, but it's going to be hard to ignore Easley once he showcases his size and speed. He's a great fit in Buffalo's offense, and he has the ability to stretch defenses in ways that Jones just can't do. He'll make the most of his second chance to play in the NFL and earn the starting spot opposite of Stevie Johnson.
Detroit Lions
Contenders: Nate Burleson, Ryan Broyles
Just a quick glance at the numbers reveals what a stellar collegiate career Ryan Broyles had. In his college career, he amassed 3429 receiving yards, 35 touchdowns, and a FBS record 349 receptions. With those types of numbers, many would think he would be a lock to be a first round draft pick. However, after a torn ACL cut his final season at Oklahoma short, Broyles fell to the end of the second round before Detroit selected him.
The Lions have tremendous playmaking ability at wide receiver with Calvin Johnson and Titus Young, and with other areas of need it may have been a surprise that Detroit made a move to draft another wide receiver early in the draft. But in reality, the move makes perfect sense. The Lions' run game isn't consistent enough to truly be relied on, and they've often times struggled to convert short yardage situations. They needed a possession receiver that can get first downs in situations where their running game can't.
Nate Burleson has been that guy for the Lions for the last two years, picking up 68 first downs over that time. But he's thirty years old, and he's shown signs of that age lately. He'll continue to be the leader of the receivers off the field, but on it his reliability over the long term isn't guaranteed anymore.
Broyles may not be ready for week one, and until his recovery from the ACL injury is complete Burleson will be the undisputed third receiver for Matt Stafford to work with. But when Broyles is healthy, Burleson will have to be looking over his shoulder. 2013 may be the target for Broyles taking over as the third receiver, but if his quick recovery continues he may earn that spot before 2012 is in the books.
Cincinnati Bengals
Contenders: Armon Binns, Andrew Hawkins, Marvin Jones, Mohammed Sanu, Jordan Shipley, Brandon Tate
Following an outstanding rookie season, AJ Green is not only the best receiver on the Bengals' roster, but he's one of the best receivers in the league. He's a versatile guy who can play all three receiver positions. As Joe Goodberry pointed out, this is of tremendous benefit to Cincinnati. However, it also makes it more difficult to project who's going to make the roster as well.
Rookies Marvin Jones and Mohammed Sanu can play outside. Assuming Jordan Shipley is able to avoid landing on the PUP list to start the season, he'd be the primary guy to play in the slot. However, if he isn't able to play early in the season, Sanu would be an ideal candidate to slide in there. He's very much like Shipley, but provides a bigger target with the same reliable hands that Shipley has.
Jones wouldn't likely figure in to the equation in the slot, but he could develop into a force on the outside. His skill set has been widely compared to Chad Johnson's, and if that turns out to be true Andy Dalton will have quite a receiving corps to work with. Because he's smaller, he, like Johnson, will need to contribute most as the Z receiver, with Green playing the X.
Green, Shipley, Sanu and Jones will be the primary guys competing for catches. Armon Binns, Andrew Hawkins, and Brandon Tate will be competing for the final couple of spots on the roster. In all likelihood Tate and Whalen will be the odd men out. Binns is the only other true X receiver the Bengals have, and Hawkins provides explosiveness out of the slot that the rest of Cincinnati's receivers lack.
Dallas Cowboys
Contenders: Danny Coale, Kevin Ogletree, Dwayne Harris, Raymond Radway, Andre Holmes, Tim Benford
The departure of Laurent Robinson left Dallas without a third wide receiver. Robinson was a huge part of the Cowboys' offense in 2011 (858 yards and 11 touchdowns), and finding a solid replacement will be crucial for their success in 2012.
The obvious candidate would be Danny Coale, the Cowboys' fifth round draft pick. And while he still could come out of this position battle on top, his chances were dealt a big blow when he broke his foot during OTAs. The injury will likely force him to some of training camp, a big disadvantage for a rookie trying to adjust to the NFL.
His injury opens the door for a number of Dallas receivers aiming to make a good impression on the coaching staff. Kevin Ogletree hasn't put up big numbers since entering the league as an undrafted free agent. He was penciled in as the third receiver in 2011 before Robinson exploded onto the scene, and this year Ogletree doesn't have the luxury of being the favorite. It'll take a big jump from him to win the position this year.
Andre Holmes has gone from relative unknown to the favorite to emerge as the third receiver in some circles. He's one of the best athletes on Dallas' roster: the 2011 undrafted free agent out of Hillsdale College is 6'5, 210 lbs and runs a 4.45 40 yard dash. He spent most of 2011 on the Cowboys' practice squad before they elevated him to the 53 man roster late in the season. Jason Garrett has had nothing but good things to say about Holmes, praising his route running and work ethic.
A sleeper to take over in the slot is undrafted free agent Tim Benford. Since the rookie minicamps, Benford's play has consistently been noted by both media and coaches after every workout. Like Holmes, Benford's route running has been solid. He's got good hands, he's explosive at the snap and has good deep speed. Once considered a long shot to even make the team, he could be pushing for playing time if he continues to put up strong performances.
If Coale hadn't broken his foot, he'd clearly be the favorite to work out of the slot this fall for Dallas. But the time he's likely to miss is going to be costly, and it will allow players like Holmes and Benford to continue to refine their games and demonstrate their athleticism. A player with the talent like Holmes has is going to be hard to keep down. He's had a year to develop, he knows the offense, and he'll earn his spot as the Cowboys' third receiver in training camp.
New England Patriots
Contenders: Deion Branch, Julian Edelman, Jabar Gaffney, Chad Ochocinco, Matthew Slater, Donte' Stallworth, Anthony Gonzalez, Jeremy Ebert
With 12 wide receivers on the roster, and only two of them (Wes Welker and Brandon Lloyd) considered to be true locks to make the team, the battle for the remaining roster spots and playing time will be one of the fiercest in the league.
In the chase for the third receiver spot, Jabar Gaffney likely has a foot up on the rest of the roster. He's coming of the best stretch of his career, racking almost 2000 receiving yards in the past two seasons. Although he was a free agent acquisition, he won't have the same issues other players often have when adjusting to a new team. Because Gaffney spent three years with the Patriots, he has a familiarity with both the playbook and Tom Brady.
It's assumed that the primary competitor for the third spot would be Deion Branch. He and Brady have an outstanding chemistry together, and Branch has still remained productive. But he's aging, and he's not the player he once was. The shear volume of wide receivers that New England has added does raise questions about the Patriots' confidence in Branch.
With so much competition, for a receiver to make the team outside of the top three or four wideouts, contributions on special teams will become a crucial factor. For guys like Chad Ochocinco, Donte Stallworth, and Anthony Gonzalez, that's certainly not a good thing. It gives a huge boost to guys like Julian Edleman and Matthew Slater, who become near guarantees to make the final roster due to their tremendous versatility.
San Francisco 49ers
Contenders: Michael Crabtree, Ted Ginn Jr, AJ Jenkins, Mario Manningham, Randy Moss, Chris Owusu, Kyle Williams
With the additions of Randy Moss, Mario Manningham, A.J. Jenkins, and Chris Owusu, San Francisco has made it clear where they feel the weaknesses were on their roster in 2011. Every player in this group will be fighting for playing time, as even Michael Crabtree isn't a lock to be the team's top option any more. It will be one of the most entertaining battle to watch during training camp in the league.
Signing Moss made headlines across the NFL, but it's doubtful that he'll make the same impact on the field. His time in 2010 with the Titans proved he's lost more than just one step. He's arrived in San Francisco with a good attitude, and that's encouraging. But he's just not an impact player anymore, and that will become evident once live bullets starting flying in August. He's being hyped up now, but there's a good chance he won't make the final roster.
Manningham's contributions will be much more significant. After his outstanding performance in the Super Bowl, it's time now for Manningham to become a primary receiver. He's only gone over 60 receptions once in his career, but if he can use the momentum from a strong post season in to 2012, he has a chance to be a bit time play maker for the 49ers.
San Francisco also added two young play makers in Jenkins and Owusu. Jenkins may not get a ton of playing time in 2012, as its hard to imagine him being any more than a third receiver this early in his career. When you factor in Vernon Davis and Frank Gore's receptions, there just won't be many extra passes to get to Jenkins. But he still has a chance to make somewhat of an impact while developing for the future.
The way the roster is put together, Owusu, Ted Ginn Jr, Kyle Williams and Moss will be fighting for at the most three spots in the roster. Ginn's return skills give him an edge over Moss, and Owusu has a chance to be the deep threat the 49ers want to get from Moss. The odd man out will most likely be either Williams or Moss. In spite of his age, it's likely that the 49ers will give Moss the one last chance to show he can still be a difference maker at the NFL level.


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The Buccaneers wrapped up their last day of mandatory mini-camp Thursday afternoon and head coach Greg Schiano talked about several subjects, including how much was accomplished, the intensity and the play of LeGarrette Blount and Vincent Jackson.
Schiano on what Donald Penn has been telling him the last few weeks about his athleticism after Penn caught a punt to end practice:
"Well the rumors, they abound – being an all-state basketball [player] and all that stuff. He proved himself today under pressure. He stepped up."
On the uncertainty of the Aqib Talib situation and Talib's status going into the fall:
"Well any time that you have a guy with an off-the-field situation that can affect his on-the-field situation, you get concerned. The thing that I can tell you is that since I've arrived here on January 26, he's been awesome. The way he's worked. He's been here every day. I hope it's left behind him and if there is anything, we can move forward. Because again, I can only judge people since I've been here. I can't stick my head in the sand, as I've said before, but he's extremely focused and here doing everything we've asked, so I'm pleased with that. I hope everything can just kind of sort itself out and we can get back to life and a normal situation."
On if he feels like he's accomplished everything he wanted to in this offseason program:
"Never, especially as a new coach. But they worked extremely hard and, really, that's what you ask for. They had a great attitude and they worked hard. Sure there was some feeling-out process of 'what does he expect?' and 'what do they expect?' But I thought as time went on that got better and almost became a non-issue. We worked very hard so it was fun to give them a little shortened day today and let them get started with their six weeks until training camp."
On if the intensity stayed where he wanted it:
"Throughout the spring it did. There's a very fine line because there are certain rules of what you can and can't do, so our intensity was more about speed and muscle and I think they were very smart about the way they practiced. We already talked about the one injury that really hits the defense with Da'Quan [Bowers]. Other than that we've maintained relative health, which is critical to be able to learn a system the way they did, yet be smart about the way they did it; staying on the field and keeping your shoulders out of it. We have to learn. As you know better than I, that's the way you practice in this league. You get 14 padded practices so they need to learn to practice with a high speed and high efficiency without banging each other around, and I think they got better at doing that."
On if he sensed an attitude adjustment from the players or if they bought into his program from the get go:
"I think everybody kind of had different levels. Some guys were fully in on day one and other guys were feeling it out and seeing how they fit in. That will continue. That's really [the same way] on any team but it certainly magnifies when you get a new coach."
On if he has an update on Brian Price:
"There's contact, but I don't expect there to be any point of delineation right now. It will come later."
On how LeGarrette Blount was catching the football:
"I thought he did a pretty good job. Just watching what I saw out here and on tape, his hands are fine. I don't know how it will translate into our game plan, but he can catch the football and that's a plus."
On Vincent Jackson and how he coaches and mentors the young guys and if he has been impressed with Jackson so far:
"I really have been. His work ethic, study habits, attitude, effort on the field – he's a true professional and it's what you would get from a true professional. So that helped a lot especially since we have a young [receiver] group."
On how much time rookie Keith Tandy played at safety:
"He probably got the last five workouts where we split him. He played a little safety and a little corner. I really like the job he's doing. He's a very sharp football player, mentally. He's played nickel, dime, safety and corner, and he's played all four and done it with some efficiency. Certainly not perfect, but for a young guy to be able to do that ... as I tell them all, make yourself as irreplaceable as you can."
On if the linebacker position is settled or if it still is going to be a battle:
"I think it's going to be a battle. There are too many good players here that want to be a starter, so I like that. It's going to be good."
On Tiquan Underwood's skill set and why you brought him here aside from your history with him:
"Well number one, I know him as a person. He has the core values that I think we're looking for. Number two, he can run. There are different kinds of speed, and I won't go into specifics, but he can do it and I know he'll work hard. Will he make the team? I don't know. That's going to be up to him, but certainly he's come in and done a good job and dove right in full force. It's fun to see a guy leave as a senior and have the experience of professional football. He's become a pro, and it's just nice to see."
On if he is going to take a break away from football during the next six weeks before training camp:
"I will a little bit. I still have some stuff to finish up here, especially in the first year, but before we get started you have to otherwise one year turns into the next. We'll get away for a little bit."
On if he is prepared for contingencies in case anything happens to the current defensive backfield depth:
"You always, as a head coach, have to have those plans just in case. I hope that we never have to dust them off, but we have to plan in case so I'm hoping that we don't need it."
-Andrew Scavelli and Mark Cook contributed to this report
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