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Posted on: December 4, 2011 2:47 pm
Edited on: December 4, 2011 2:52 pm
Video: Cowher talks to Burress, Holmes about NYJ
Posted by Ryan Wilson
Before joining the The NFL Today crew, Bill Cowher was an NFL head coach. He did it for 15 years with the Steelers, from 1992-2006, and he won a Super Bowl after the 2005 season. Cowher was also responsible for using first-round picks on wide receivers Plaxico Burress (2000) and Santonio Holmes (2006).
Both players are now with the Jets, trying to help New York make it to their third straight AFC Championship game. First things first, though: getting to the playoffs. At 6-5 they have some work to do.
Cowher sat down with Burress and Holmes on Sunday.
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Posted on: November 28, 2011 1:21 am
Edited on: November 28, 2011 1:38 am
Sorting the Sunday Pile: Week 12
Posted by Will Brinson
Sorting the Sunday Pile takes all of Sunday's NFL action and figures out the most important storylines for you to digest. Send your complaints, questions and comments to Will Brinson on Twitter. Make sure and listen to our Week 10 podcast review below as well and feel free to subscribe via iTunes.
1. Run Like Hell -- Er, Heck
Every week, Tim Tebow takes the field as the Broncos quarterback, and every week everyone sits around and snarks at the Broncos running the ball an obscene number of times. Sunday's 16-13 overtime victory in San Diego featured Tebow toting the rock a ridiculous 22 times.
Just for some historical perspective, Tebow's now the only player in post-merger NFL history to attempt 20 rushes and 10 passes in a single game.
People rip the guy for ruining the quarterback position, or not playing it in a "real" way, but everyone very conveniently ignores three factors. One, he can make throws -- a pair of touchdown strikes to Eric Decker in the past two weeks were the difference between 2-0 and 0-2. Two, Tebow simply doesn't turn the ball over. Only 22 quarterbacks since 1970 have finished the year with 250-plus passing attempts, less than five picks and less than five fumbles. Tebow could be No. 23. (Aaron Rodgers could be No. 24.)
And most importantly, the Broncos have a strong running game with Willis McGahee, and an even stronger defense that no one wants to give credit to. If someone else, like a Brad Johnson-type, is quarterbacking this team, the defense gets all the credit. Because it's Tebow, that's the focus.
That's just how it is, and that's fine. After all, Tebow's now beaten every single AFC West rival this season on the road. He is a story. He is the story.
But maybe -- with all due acknowledgement of the silliness involved in "clutchability" -- it shouldn't be all that surprising that Tebow and the Broncos bested Norv Turner and the Chargers in the fourth quarter and overtime. Eking out victories from teams willing to hand over a win thanks to silly mistakes is the modus operandi of the 2011 Broncos, and giving away wins with silly mistakes is what Turner's Bolts teams do best.
San Diego's now last (!) in the AFC West and the only bright spot to this season, outside of Ryan Mathews emerging as a viable feature back if he can stay healthy, is the likelihood of Turner being shipped out of town following this season. You can like or dislike Turner all you want, and he's turned Philip Rivers into one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, but this Chargers team needs some fresh blood.
Denver's one game back of the playoffs thanks to holding a tiebreaker over the Jets, and they've got the tiebreaker over the Bengals too. A game-managing quarterback plus a running game plus a stout defense has had success in the NFL before.
So if you're still hating on Tebow, just quit and enjoy the ride.
2. Bear Down, Again
Ignore for a second the fact that Bears starting quarterback Caleb Hanie doesn't even know how to properly spike the ball at the end of the game. And ignore that he finished 18 of 36 with three interceptions on the day in Chicago's 25-20 loss to Oakland Sunday.
Because the Bears are still going to make the playoffs. Or, at least, they can.
As noted last week, Chicago's still got a very Chicago formula for making it to the postseason, with Devin Hester on special teams (kudos to Hue Jackson and Shane Lechler for avoiding him Sunday) and a defense that sacked Carson Palmer four times Sunday and limited the Raiders to just a single touchdown.
That type of play will go a long way against opponents like the Seahawks, Vikings, Chiefs and Broncos, all of whom are on Chicago's schedule the rest of the way in. And a quick look at our 2011 NFL Playoff Race Tracker reveals that only two worthy teams in the NFC will actually be shut out of the postseason (the Lions and the Giants are currently odd men out).
I'm not a huge fan of moral victories, especially when an actual loss reveals just how poorly your backup quarterback can play. And don't get me wrong -- Hanie has plenty of flaws and won't make things easy for Chicago the rest of the way. But if you're the Bears, you have to believe Sunday's showing means a playoff berth is still possible.
3. T.J. Yates: An All-Time Great
The case of T.J. Yates is a weird one. Thanks to a (likely) season-ending injury to Matt Leinart, Yates appears to be the de facto starter in Houston and, as Pete Prisco pointed out in his grades column, next in line to suffer a nasty injury as a result of the football gods really not wanting the Texans to smell success.
But you know what makes Yates' case even weirder? He's probably the most successful NFL quarterback in North Carolina Tar Heel history, despite being a rookie, having never started a game and despite having accumulated his career passing numbers -- 8/15 for 70 yards and no touchdowns -- on Sunday in backup duty.
That's because the only other option for "top NFL quarterback in UNC football history" is Scott Stankavage, who played in four games over two NFL seasons with the Broncos (three in 1984) and the Dolphins (one in 1987) and managed to complete 32 percent of his 25 attempted passes for 66 yards with no touchdowns and two interceptions. (In fairness, Yates is also one of only two UNC quarterbacks drafted since the merger, which is insane.)
His entire career wasn't as successful as Yates' Sunday afternoon in Week 12.
4. "Fire Who?"
The fans want it, as evidenced by the Eagles crowd raining "Fire Andy" chants on the field amid New England's 38-20 shellacking of Philly.
"The way we played, I can understand," Reid said afterward.
It's never easy to sympathize with any supporter of Philly sports, mainly because they're too vitriolic in their reaction. (There's a reason the battery-throwing, Santa Claus-booing stereotype exists.) And it's real easy to laugh at the Eagles plight, especially after they "won the offseason" with a ton of free-agent moves and name-brand signings.
But suggesting that the Eagles should dump Reid is silly, especially when there's a smarter path to success.
1) Fire Juan Castillo. This is coming anyway, you gotta think, and it's not that unreasonable. 2) Re-work the defensive scheme. Hire someone who can take the incredibly talented defensive group Philly has and actually utilize them properly. 3) Dump DeSean Jackson. He's ridiculously talented, but Jackson's got the look of a guy who's wrecking this locker room with contract and attitude problems. (Or maybe, as Clark Judge wrote Sunday, he's a symptom of a larger problem. Either way, he's not helping and he's not happy.) 4) Draft/trade/sign linebackers, safeties and offensive linemen in the offseason and actually address weaknesses.
This isn't an "easy" solution, of course. But this Eagles team has too much talent and Andy Reid's got too much success in Philly to simply blow everything up because the Dream Team experiment went awry in the first season.
He's also inherently tied to Philly's franchise quarterback, Michael Vick. One more bad year from both guys and it might be worth discussing a change, but just because Philly fans are naturally angry doesn't mean Eagles management should have a naturally knee-jerk reaction to 2011.
5. Why So Serious?
There's no reason to sit here and get in an uproar over Stevie Johnson's touchdown celebration against the Jets, in which he mocked Plaxico Burress and Santonio Holmes by pretending to shoot himself in the leg and then crash a plane. (Besides, Bob Costas' "get off my lawn" Sunday night halftime rant took care of that.)
I like the move, because it's a big-time slap in the face to the Jets, the Bills need some swagger, and as long as you back up your trash-talk, do what you want.
The problem with Johnson's TD is that as soon as he pulled off a celebration mocking a pair of wideouts on the other team, his game went in the toilet. (Stop me if this sounds familiar.)
Look, I think Johnson's an awesome talent and a great dude and if I'm in charge of meting out discipline, someone who landed a helmet-to-helmet hit on Sunday is washing Johnson's white t-shirt collection, just because his celebrations are hysterical.
But if you're going to publicly mock a colleague for literally shooting himself in the foot, you can't turn around and spend the rest of the game figuratively doing the same thing to yourself and your team, which is precisely what Johnson did when he egged on a would-be game-winning touchdown catch in the fourth quarter:
That's exactly why I refuse to get all amped up about whether what he did was right or wrong. Johnson will almost certainly be fined by the NFL. Johnson will -- as Mike Freeman's already noted -- be subject to league-wide and public scorn. And, most importantly, his team lost because after his premature celebration, the Jets wideouts were substantially better than Johnson was.
6. Shananigans
There's no chance that any other football journalist or fan or couch-bound pundit knows as much about managing a football team as Mike Shanahan. The man has two Super Bowl wins. Enough said.
But why on Earth did it take so long to get Roy Helu touches?
The Redskins rookie running back rumbled for 108 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries and caught seven passes for 54 yards in Washington's surprise 23-17 comeback victory in Seattle Sunday.
This would be shocking, but Helu already set the franchise record for receptions in a game three weeks ago, and averaged five yards per carry more than Ryan Torain two weeks ago, so giving him the rock seemed obvious to everyone ... except Shanahan.
Seattle's rush defense is one of the best in the NFL (3.5 yards per carry allowed going in and coming out of the loss), so it's not like Helu was carving up the Panthers or Colts here.
The obvious reward for his impressive game on the ground and remaining Rex Grossman's most reliable target is a much-deserved, one-carry afternoon next week against the Jets. Don't say I didn't warn you, fantasy owners.
7. 0-Fer
The Colts became the first NFL team to be mathematically eliminated from the playoffs on Sunday, just minutes before the Rams were booted as well, thanks to their 27-19 loss to Carolina in Indy Sunday.
Everyone knew they were already eliminated, of course, and everyone knows they'll land the top-overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, but the big question is, can the 2008 Detroit Lions keep their bottles of Andre on ice for the time being?
Probably not -- Indy looks like a pretty good lock to finish the season at 0-16, based on their remaining schedule.
First up in Week 13 is New England (in Foxboro) and there's no reason to spend time wondering if Bill Belichick and Tom Brady will get trapped against a one-time arch-rival in a free "kick 'em while they're down" game. They won't. At Baltimore in Week 14 should be a lock for a double-digit blowout too. The Ravens have stumbled against bad teams, but not at home, and no one's had a defense as bad as Indy.
Tennessee (Week 15) and Houston (Week 16) at home shouldn't present challenges for Indy when it comes to losing either, considering that both teams appear to have capable rushing attacks. Even if Chris Johnson still looks like he's wading through a giant jar of jelly when he hits the hole, he's been effective against bad rushing defenses this year.
That leaves at Jacksonville in Week 17, and which isn't even their best chance at being favored (read: getting more than a 50 percent chance of winning from Vegas). That will be Tennessee, but the Titans will still be favored by at least three points in Indy, like the Panthers were.
And none of the remaining teams on the schedule have a defense nearly as bad as the Panthers, which means there's a 60-plus percent chance Indy goes winless this year. At least.
8. Rookie of the Year Race
Fortunately, we get to honor a Defensive and Offensive Rookie of the Year in the NFL. Because otherwise, we might have a big old heated argument about who the most deserving rookie in 2011 is. Last week, I threw my [substantial only in the literal sense] weight behind Andy Dalton leaping past Cam Newton for the top rookie, but now I'm not so sure.
That's not because Cam went bananas in a win on Sunday so much as it was Dalton only beating the Browns because he's got another rookie -- wideout A.J. Green -- on his team, who might secretly be the best option for the award on the Bengals roster.
Cincy remained in playoff contention -- they're currently the No. 6 seed -- thanks to Green making big catches to set up scores all day.
On the defensive end of things, Von Miller continued to state his case for ROY honors with 10 total tackles and another sack. And what about Patrick Peterson, who returned a fourth punt return for a TD on the year? Dude's defensive improvement is underrated so far this year, especially in a tough situation, and it'll be interesting to see how his game-changing impact on special teams will rate for voters -- three of his teeters have, literally, been game-winning scores.
9. A Quarterback League
Watching the Chiefs stifle the Steelers for much of the Sunday night game -- eventually won by Pittsburgh 13-9 -- was picture proof of how important having a good quarterback really is. Matt Cassel might have struggled against the Steelers defense, but Tyler Palko was absolutely miserable, going 18/28 for 167 yards and three picks.
The same can be said for Jacksonville, who knocked Matt Leinart out against Houston, but couldn't muster any sort of offense because no one would respect Blaine Gabbert, much less McCown.
Teams that don't have a good quarterback can still win by playing smart and running the hell out of the ball, but the Jaguars and Chiefs are great proof as to just how quickly a team can fade out relevancy as a result of lacking substantial skill under center.
The Jacksonville and Kansas City defenses have put their respective offenses in decent position to win games over the past couple of weeks, but an inability to move the ball resulted in a pair of losses for each squad. (Romeo Crennel's defensive scheming against Tom Brady and Ben Roethlisberger was particularly impressive, and even more depressing when you think about how badly it was wasted.)
Which is precisely why it's impossible to be too bullish about the playoff chances for teams like the Texans and the 49ers.
10. And the Oscar Goes To ...
Jerome Simpson for the flop of the NFL season. And maybe NFL history? It's hard to even call this a "storyline," because it's not. There's no epidemic of flopping hitting the NFL and Christian Ronaldo isn't going to be defecting any time soon.
But Simpson's flop, which you can watch here, is just too amazing to ignore.
Oh yes, and the Bengals snuck one out against the Browns, holding onto their sixth seed in the playoffs. They've got the look of a team that isn't quite ready to quit trying out this possible pipe dream of a postseason run, but if they play like they did against the Browns when they get the Steelers, Texans and Ravens over the next three weeks, it's hard to imagine them sneaking in with three 6-5 teams (Titans, Jets, Broncos) hanging out on the fringe.
And that flop wouldn't be nearly as pretty as Simpson's.
Muffed PuntsLeftovers from Sunday's Action ...
... Percy Harvin's 104-yard kick return that didn't produce a touchdown on Sunday was the longest non-scoring play in NFL history.
... Peterson is also the only player in NFL history with four punt return touchdowns of 80-plus yards or more in a season.
... And the Rams-Cardinals game was the first in NFL history to feature an 80-plus yard punt-return TD from each team.
... Cam Newton is just the fourth post-merger quarterback to rush for 10 touchdowns in a season, joining Steve Grogan, Kordell Stewart and Daunte Culpepper on that list.
... Chris Long recorded his 10th sack of the season, meaning he and dad Howie are just the second father-son combo to record double-digit sacks in a season in their career, along with Clay Matthews and his dad, Clay Matthews.
... The Bengals overcame a 10-point halftime deficit for the third time this season, tied for the most in NFL history, along with the 2011 Lions.
Worth 1,000 Words
GIF O' THE WEEKThere might be a better option, but watching Tim Tebow hit his X button two seconds too early and then get laid out is pretty entrancing.
Hot Seat Tracker
Chasing Andrew LuckThe Colts have all but locked up the Luck sweepstakes, and with the remaining schedules, we might as well take the numbers off the board. Congratulations for ruining a mini-feature in this column by Week 12, Curtis Painter. You jerk.
MVP WatchSpeaking of jerks, "tanks for nuthin'" Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers has one more holiday game left -- a Christmas showdown with the Bears. And the Packers could still lose a game and maybe come back towards the Patriots (if Tom Brady stays hot?), but he's all but sewn up this award pretty early in the season.
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Tags: Andrew Luck, Andy Reid, Blaine Gabbert, Buffalo Bills, Caleb Hanie, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos, Eric Decker, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jay Cutler, Jerome Simpson, Jim Caldwell, John Fox, KKansas City Chiefs, Matt Cassel, Matt Leinart, Michael Vick, Mike Shanahan, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Norv Turner, Oakland Raiders, Patrick Peterson, Philadelphia Eagles, Plaxico Burress, Roy Helu, Ryan Torain, San Diego Chargers, Santonio Holmes, Sorting the Sunday Pile, Stevie Johnson, T.J. Yates, Tim Tebow, Von Miller, Washington Redskins, Will Brinson
Posted on: October 18, 2011 12:14 am
Edited on: October 18, 2011 5:58 am
Dolphins look like they already gave up on 2011
Posted by Will Brinson
The Jets came into Week 6 a very desperate and discombobulated team. The Dolphins, at 0-5, weren't exactly on cruise control but given that Mark Sanchez was 1-3 against Miami prior to Monday night, well, there was a chance to show some life and save Tony Sparano's job.
Rex Ryan's crew tried to give it Miami a win too, but the Dolphins refused to take it, exhibiting a slew of mistakes en route to getting beat down 24-6 in the Meadowlands in primetime.
There are excuses, of course. Teams can't prepare out of bye weeks the same way they used to. Chad Henne is done for the season. And, um, well actually that's about it. Dropped passes, a lack of a pass rush and the inability to convert in the red zone -- all things that plagued Miami on Monday night -- don't count as excuses, because those are problems.
And those problems were scattered all over the place for the Dolphins who put on a miserable performance Monday. Cameron Wake and the rest of the Dolphins front seven barely sniffed Mark Sanchez, who looked extremely shaky to start the game, and never particularly righted the ship on offense.
Credit goes to the Jets offensive line on there -- no doubt motivated by the comments from Santonio Holmes last week ... and the week before that -- because they did a fantastic job of protecting Sanchez. Nick Mangold's return to the lineup, fully healthy, clearly helps them up front.
The Dolphins wide receivers dropped close to double-digit passes that should have been catches. One in particular stands out. Brandon Marshall -- who didn't exactly back up his big talk with a big game despite catching six balls for 109 yards -- streaked towards the end zone, called for the ball with Antonio Cromartie behind him, and didn't jump up for the ball until it was far too late, giving Cromartie a chance at knocking the pass from Matt Moore down.
Moore wasn't that horrible, honestly. 16 of 34 with two picks looks terrible, but, again, the Dolphins dropped a pile of passes and he had to force balls late under heavy duress from the Jets pass rushers. Oh yes, and Marshall -- again, he was going to play like a monster! -- ran out of bounds with nary a single defender in between he and the end zone.
The red zone offense was the worst of all, though. The Dolphins settled for a 23-yard field goal early in the first quarter and got a gift when the Jets bumbled the next kickoff. Instead of points for Miami, though, it resulted in a Darrelle Revis 100-yard pick six and a complete momentum shift.
"That was huge," Rex Ryan said afterwards. "Anytime you can get a red-zone interception and turn it into points that's a huge play."
Another first-half field goal from Dan Carpenter was all the Dolphins would get on Monday and the best possible example of where this team stands might have been their decision to sit on the ball with one timeout and 30-plus seconds on the clock, down 14-6, in the first half.
Not that Miami's got a high-powered offense or anything, but come on. Run a screen to Reggie Bush. Take a shot downfield to Brandon Marshall. There are weapons for the Dolphins and they just didn't seem interested in using them.
Which kind of sums up where Miami is now. They played sloppy and looked like a team that gave up before the game really ever started. Unfortunately for Sparano, we've seen what that usually means for a head coach.
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Posted on: October 14, 2011 9:29 pm
Jets OL Moore on Holmes comments: 'disrespectful'
Posted by Will Brinson
Earlier Friday we pointed out that Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes blamed the team's offensive woes on the offensive line. Again.
Rex Ryan believed that his offensive linemen, who have "skin like an armadillo," wouldn't be offended by the comments. He was wrong though -- right guard Brandon Moore took umbrage to Holmes statement, calling the comments "disrespectful."
"It's disrespectful," Moore said, per Mark Cannizzaro of the New York Post. "Guys work hard. To put your teammates out to dry, guys you work with every day so on Sundays you can have productive day, that's not really being a leader. That's not being a captain.
"But apparently he's allowed to say whatever he wants to around here now. Apparently someone around here told him that it's OK to do that because he keeps doing it."
It seems pretty unlikely that Holmes was, as Moore previously noted, given "the green light to do that from someone up top" whenever he pleases. But the offensive lineman's frustration was apparent, especially since this is the second time he's talked to Holmes about the public comments, to no avail.
"I talked to him after the last time he did it the week after the Baltimore game and he didn't see anything wrong with it," Moore said. "I don't know what he thinks about me; I don't deal with him, and I probably won't deal with him after this. He's here, he's a captain and I'll worry about the guys in my [offensive linemen] room and me playing to the best of my ability."
So, to recap the last few weeks: there may or may not have been a mutiny amongst Jets wide receivers, Derrick Mason may or may not have been shipped out of town for being part of said mutiny, and the Jets are now 2-3 and in third place in the AFC East.
Winning, as they say, solves a lot of problems. And this isn't the first time that we've seen brash comments coming from a Rex Ryan-coached club. But there's an awful lot of comments from his players pointed inward, and if this were any other team, everyone would be stunned at some of the things being said.
On the bright side, the Jets get the Dolphins on Monday night, and that's a pretty good cure for what ails them. Unless they lose, in which case we could really see things unravel.
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Posted on: October 14, 2011 4:24 pm
Holmes points out offensive problems again
Posted by Josh Katzowitz
With the Jets reeling at 2-3, with an offense that can't seem to get on track, with a defense that appears to have been overrated, it's a good thing we can always count on receiver Santonio Holmes to simmer everybody down and keep his team on an even keel.
Oh wait, Holmes has done the exact opposite of that for at least the second time in three weeks. And now he's gotten into trouble with at least one of his teammates.
After calling out quarterback Mark Sanchez following the team's Week 4 loss to the Ravens -- and then apparently going to Rex Ryan with Plaxico Burress and the recently-departed Derrick Mason to complain about offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer -- Holmes came out firing Thursday on his team's offensive line.
"I may be criticized again for saying it, but it starts up front," Holmes said, via ESPN New York. "The big guys know it. If they give Mark enough time to sit in the pocket and complete passes, I think everything changes."
He's right about the offensive line failing to protect Sanchez, especially in that Ravens contest when Baltimore's defense did whatever it wanted in rushing the quarterback and rattling Sanchez. That led to, as ESPN New York points out, a stripped-down Jets offense that went more conservative in last week's loss to the Patriots in which Sanchez didn't attempt a pass longer than 22 yards.
Holmes wasn't criticizing the gameplan against the Patriots, because it was obvious playing ball-control against Tom Brady gave the Jets the best chance of winning. Still, he wants more passes thrown down the field.
"The numbers speak for themselves," Holmes said. "If you were in my shoes, what would you think?"
Whether he's right or wrong, Holmes missed the point of an offensive players-only meeting that was called the first time Holmes spoke out against his team. In that meeting, it was agreed that the team would keep all criticisms in-house. That message apparently did not stay in Holmes' mind.
It certainly disappointed right guard Brandon Moore.
"I've never had a teammate do that that I can recall," Moore said, via the Newark Star Ledger. "It's not really being a captain, a leader. It fragments. It's not productive. ... Obviously, he's got the green light to do that from somebody up top, the people that run the team or whatever. He's got the 'C' on his chest, and he can do that."
You'll notice that Mason, another receiver that could be an outspoken critic, is no longer around. Holmes probably won't be sanctioned, but at some point, you'd think that Holmes' constant bad-mouthing eventually will become a problem for him.
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Posted on: October 9, 2011 12:44 pm
Edited on: October 9, 2011 12:46 pm
Exclusive: Rex Ryan OK with Jets struggles
Posted by Will Brinson
What a production we got here, huh? That's what Rex Ryan says to kick off his interview with CBS Sports Boomer Esiason in the video below that aired on The NFL Today before Week 5. It's a fitting description of the New York Jets, though, too, given the insane number of personalities they have on one team.
However, the Jets have struggled mightily the last two weeks, and there are some concerns about their success this season and locker room issues that are starting to swirl right now. (After the interview, Boomer noted that the Jets "need a win today," especially after the "mutiny" news.)
He and Boomer discuss giving Santonio Holmes a captain's "C," and if there are concerns with "where their locker room is" right now. They also talk about voices outside the team, particularly the criticism that Joe Namath's sent towards Ryan and his crew. Plus, a little discussion of Rex's "Hall of Fame" credentials.
It's classic and/or typical Ryan. AKA awesome.
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Posted on: October 9, 2011 10:37 am
Edited on: October 9, 2011 3:05 pm
Mangold in; Jets dealing with WR mutiny on OC
Posted by Will Brinson
UPDATE (2:30 p.m. ET): The Jets issued a statement specifically denying the "mutiny" report mentioned below. This only gets spicier if the Jets can't beat the Patriots Sunday.
"The New York Jets deny a report this morning that wide receivers Plaxico Burress, Santonio Holmes and Derrick Mason have gone to Head Coach Rex Ryan individually in the past few weeks to question offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer's system," the Jets said in a statement.
Things aren't going the way you'd expect them to for the New York Jets -- two-straight losses, and the team's been unable to move the ball or rush the passer. So, it's probably really exciting for Jets fans that there's a semi-mutiny taking place with offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.
Reportedly anyway -- Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News cited sources on Sunday that said all three of Santonio Holmes, Derrick Mason and Plaxico Burress "have individually gone to Rex Ryan in the past few weeks to question" Schottenheimer's system.
This is a bit odd, because the Jets have thrown the ball 62 percent of the time to start the season, a rarity for a Rex Ryan-run team. And they're not necessarily in the bottom of any statistical passing categories, ranking somewhere in the middle for passing attempts, passing yards and yards per game.
Whatever, counting stats might not matter here. As Mehta notes, the combines statistics of the three-best wideouts for the Jets (above, natch) add up to 35 catches for 432 yards, which is less than the 40 catches and 616 yards that the Patriots Wes Welker has recorded this season by himself.
Then there's the matter of third-down conversion and success early in drives -- the rushing "attack" is anemic this season, and the Jets are converting just 34.5 percent of their third downs.
"Underwhelming," a source told Mehta.
The Jets will need to be more than just "underwhelming" on offense Sunday if they expect to compete against their arch-rival Patriots.
New England leads the league in total offense (second in points, first in yards per game for what it's worth) and are apparently getting some free chalkboard material from New York cornerback Antonio Cromartie, who foolishly feels the need to taunt reigning MVP Tom Brady.
Good news for the Jets offense, though: Nick Mangold will start this week after missing just two games with a high ankle sprain, according to Albert Breer of the NFL Network.
That's huge for Mark Sanchez and Co., who struggled mightily with Mangold out last week against the Ravens. With Vince Wilfork prepared to wreck havoc on the defensive line, Mangold returning to the lineup is crucial.
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Posted on: September 9, 2011 8:42 pm
DeSean Jackson wants $10M+ per year in new deal?
Posted by Will Brinson
DeSean Jackson held out from Eagles training camp for a reasonably long time, wanting a new contract from Philly before beginning to play. The Eagles have said they could, technically, give Jackson the money. But why haven't they?
But perhaps it's because the Eagles simply don't value DeSean the way, well, DeSean values DeSean. According to Tim McManus of Philadelphia Sports Daily, the talks between Philly and DeSean are at a "standstill" and that there will be no "surprise" contract for Jackson before kickoff on Sunday, as some folks believe.
That's primarily because Jackson and his agent Drew Rosenhaus are apparently seeking a five-year deal that falls somewhere between the contract the Jets gave Santonio Holmes (five years, $50 million) and the deal that Larry Fitzgerald recently signed with the Cardinals (eight years, $120 million).
The provides a pretty big range, given that Holmes is making $10 million a year and Fitzgerald is making $15 million a year -- McManus says that Rosenhaus wants a deal that is "much closer to Holmes money."
Still, that's a lot of cash for a guy who has some concerns about his size and ability to withstand punishment in the NFL. Which is probably why the Eagles want to hold off a bit longer on handing him a new paycheck.
With Vick's long-term future secured, the Eagles have the franchise tag available for Jackson in 2012, so they don't necessarily even need to worry about giving Jackson a new deal for another two years at minimum if they so choose.
That probably won't sit well with the wideout, but it's hard to imagine he's real happy with Joe Banner telling everyone that the Eagles could give Jackson an extension right now as it is right now anyway.
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Ronald Glen Davis (Big Baby, Large Infant, Uno-Uno) ▪ Twitter: @iambigbaby11
Position: Power Forward and Center ▪ Shoots: Right
Height: 6-9 ▪ Weight: 289 lbs.
Born: January 1, 1986 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
High School: Louisiana State University Laboratory School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Recruiting Rank: 2004 (11)
College: Louisiana State University
Draft: Seattle SuperSonics, 2nd round (5th pick, 35th overall), 2007 NBA Draft
NBA Debut: November 2, 2007
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Richard's learned a lot about using and abusing credit cards to rip off small businesses. Did you know that "approved" doesn't mean a card's A-OK? Neither did he. But he's learning. Fast. And one conclusion he's already come to: Rampant credit card fraud has the potential to kill e- commerce faster than anything else. Where's Janet Reno when you need her?
If you want to rip off a small online business, look no further than the credit card companies themselves. They may be the most significant force aiding and abetting criminals in history.
Here's what I mean.
There is a new hacking tool on the scene that has the ability to rip multiple products off the virtual shelves of your online store and then proceed to the checkout with a fake card number, cardholder name, and address. It does it all in one convenient step.
What tipped us off was an order that was larger than usual. When we called the fraud unit at Visa and gave the Visa representative the "customer's" card number, name, address, and ZIP code, nothing matched. In fact, the representative was really surprised such a transaction could go through approved.
When I called our merchant account provider, CardService International (a company we've had nothing but problems with, by the way), I found out it was just "sort of" approved.
It turns out all that is necessary for a charge to be approved is that there is enough money available in the account. If things like address or name or ZIP code don't match, the charge is still approved but these discrepancies are noted in the transaction confirmation email sent out by CardService. Then it is up to the merchant to decide if it wants to take the chance and process the transaction.
Well, I looked at the confirmation email pertaining to the transaction in question and found it contained alphabet soup - a hodgepodge of codes and numbers, none of which gave any indication something was suspicious.
I pointed out to the customer service rep I was talking to that if I have to check every transaction confirmation email that comes through my system, then I've lost the advantage of real-time authorization. I still have to manually confirm each transaction. Furthermore, by approving the charge and just "warning" me (if you can call it that), the credit card companies have now unfairly thrown the responsibility back on my shoulders.
"It's your own fault," the argument goes. "We warned you."
My guess is many small-business owners like myself have no idea that "approved" doesn't mean everything checks out A-OK and that we're totally responsible for the fraud committed in our stores even though we had no hand in creating the fraud-ridden system developed by the credit card companies, and they give us no tools to protect ourselves against it.
Want to know another way to beat the system? Use a card number drawn on an international bank. We know for certain Visa doesn't care if it's fraudulent. Here's what happened to us.
An order came though in which the email address was a Hotmail account, the physical address was in Texas, the IP came out of Iceland, and the card was drawn on a bank in Tokyo. Obviously something was wrong here. So we called Visa. A Visa representative told us WE needed to call the bank in Tokyo and cancel the card. "But isn't Visa worldwide?" we asked. "Yes," the representative said, "but we don't call international banks. You need to call."
Yeah, right. I'm going to take the time to place an international call at my expense to a bank in a country whose language I don't even speak to discuss a bad card number it issued. It is easier to refuse the order and ban the card number from our system. That, of course, helps us but doesn't prevent the person from trying to use the card again somewhere else. And, in reality, it is a temporary fix for us since it is so easy to create new numbers on the fly.
So what can we as small-business owners do? In the short term, we are on our own. The best thing we can do is flag orders that:
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I'm telling you people, rampant credit card fraud has the potential to kill e-commerce faster than anything else.
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Several aspects of secure operating systems have been analyzed and described as security patterns. However, existing patterns do not cover explicitly the secure interaction of users with the user interface of applications. Especially graphical user interfaces tend to get complex and vulnerable to spoofing and eavesdropping, e.g., due to key loggers or fake dialog windows. A secure user interface system has to provide a trusted path between the user and the application the user intends to use. The trusted path must be able to ensure integrity and confidentiality of the transmitted data, and must allow for the verification of the authenticity of the end points. The authors present a pattern for secure graphical user interface systems and evaluate its use in different implementations.
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Nearly 70 RSAA members (and prospective members) attended the Membership/Networking event at Bill's Bar and Burger. Thanks to Bill's Bar and Burger and Accent on Dining for their sponsorship of the event!
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The biggest RSAA Summit in more than 5 years saw a record number of appointments conducted at the two-day RSAA Summit. Held Feb. 3-4 in Las Vegas, RSAA welcomed a delegation from Brazil and the first-ever attendees from Taiwan. The event was capped off by the Awards Dinner, hosted by the Las Vegas CVA. Winners of 2015 Stanley Awards were:
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£3m restoration of Hexham Abbey completed
£3m restoration work on Hexham Abbey has been completed.
The first visitors to the newly restored medieval monastery will be given a tour later today. The building is over 1300 years old.
Letter from Stan Laurel goes on sale in Newcastle
A letter from one half of legendary comedy duo Laurel and Hardy that was sent to a family friend goes under the hammer today in Newcastle.
The signed and dated note from Stan Laurel was sent to Margaret Miller in 1960, 70 years after the star went to school with her husband Arthur in Tynemouth when they were both young boys.
The letter, on letterhead paper from Laurel's address in Santa Monica, California, is dated March 24th and thanks Mrs Miller for her belated Christmas card calendar.
The letter is being sold at Anderson and Garland's Fine Art & Antiques sale by Mrs Miller's daughter, also called Margaret, who is now 88 and lives in Hexham.
Sol Campbell Exclusive: Full report
Sol Campbell talks to ITV News Tyne Tees exclusively about the day he was racially abused in Hexham.
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Charity says racist abuse still widespread
The charity Show Racism the Red Card says it's sadly not surprised at the racist abuse suffered by Sol Campbell.
It works in communities to address the issue among young people and says education is key to changing how people act.
One of the things it's important to recognise is that anybody is capable of exhibiting prejudice. It's something that is almost human nature to people and it's how we deal with that and what we do when we feel that prejudice.
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Sol Campbell: "I was surprised" at racist abuse
Sol Campbell has spoken exclusively to ITV News Tyne Tees after he was racially abused in Hexham. The incident has been reported to the police.
Exclusive: Sol Campbell on racist abuse he experienced in Hexham
Former England footballer Sol Campbell has spoken publicly for the first time about being racially abused in Hexham. In an exclusive interview, the former Arsenal and Newcastle defender told ITV News Tyne Tees about a confrontation with a man who commented on the colour of his skin. The star, who now lives in Northumberland, says he has reported it to the police.
Sol Campbell claims he was racially abused in Hexham
Former Newcastle United player Sol Campbell has tweeted about being racially abused while walking through a market square in Hexham:
In the market square a man passed me & said 'I like your tan'. He didn't think I'd react. I did. I told him to stop racially abusing people.
He openly admitted he had & didn't care. He offered a fight. His wife asked me to stop drawing attention to them. He didn't know who I was.
If he had, would he have done it? How often does this happen to people not in the public eye who don't fight back or question it?
It doesn't matter about wealth or where you're from. No one should have to put up with this kind of abuse.
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Recessed lighting spacing question for room with low ceiling
We are finishing part of our basement and planning on installing some lighting. I would love some feedback!
The room already has a drywall ceiling at 6'9", I know, low and is about 13' x 33'. I have access to put recessed 6" cans, and that's what I was planning. It would work with current HVAC, plumbing, etc to do 10 cans, 2 x 5, at about 6'8" over the length, and whatever width, maybe the same, 6'8".
I already got the parts, but now I'm worried that it won't look good at all. I bought the reflector bulbs, but maybe I'll have to try the type A's. With the low ceiling, is it going to look bad by being spotty and mostly dark?
Should I go with a fluorescent fixture?
There is the Home Depot version of the CR6 (Ecosmart ECO-575L), which is now about $35. It is the light and trim, so you just install it on the can.
The new version, 800 lumens, is out as CR6, but not yet as an Ecosmart ECO-800L. It presently costs about $55 each; I would expect the Ecosmart one to show up in a month or two, at maybe $45 or so.
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US Set to Use Spy Satellites on US Citizens 513
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So does this redefine the plain view laws?
The current system has a lot of hoops to clear to do a CONUS tasking even for legitimate research purposes. So, in a sense, yes, they have been doing this, but you'd better have a damn good reason for doing so.
On the other hand, I question exactly how much utility this will provide. Given the orbits you can realistically only get data on a specific spot once or maybe twice a day, and only a few shots at that. It'll give you an idea of long-term activity that's happening out in the open, but for most time-sensitive law enforcement tasks it'll be far simpler to do traditional surveillance.


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John McCain and Mitt Romney have both been criss-crossing the Granite state in one last quest for votes. McCain's Straight Talk Express pulled a decent, but far from spectacular, crowd… Continue reading1 Comment
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How badly will Rudy do?
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Gordon's passage to India
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Obama now favourite
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Brown's back – and doing a Hillary
Don't mention the relaunch! That will be the motto today as Gordon Brown embarks on his, ahem, new year initiative kicking off with a big speech on health . Cameron… Continue reading8 Comments
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The latest New Hampshire polls suggest that Obama is going to blow Clinton away here. He leads by 13 in the Gallup poll and is 10 ahead in the CNN/WMUR… Continue reading8 Comments
The Republicans debate
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The BBC was not even warm about global temperatures
Almost a year ago, BBC News reported (January 04), that "the world is likely to experience the warmest year on record in 2007." In fact, temperatures in 2007 were no… Continue reading5 Comments
How Huckabee is tailoring his message to New Hampshire
After Hillary's rally this morning, we drove out to Mike Huckabee's chowder-fest in the small town of Wyndham. The whole event was a testament to what a versatile politician Huckabee… Continue reading1 Comment
Hillary needs a convincing critique of Obama–and fast
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Hillary's quest for votes
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The debate double-header
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I stop at a Gander Mtn near my gun club for targets and ammo. Yesterday, I was in no particular hurry, so I thought I'd window-shop a few rifles.
I asked the young gentleman behind the counter if I could take a look at AK47 (pointing to the rack where one was held). He handed me this:
I let him know that was not an AK47, and he immediately turned, put the HK away and handed me this:
I am NOT kidding about this. I leaned over the counter a bit this time and pointed towards the AK and suggested that he grab 'the one with the wood stock'.
The young man explained that I had confused him a bit and he was not sure which 'AK' I was talking about (they only had one in stock)
I got a bit of a chuckle out of this, but also think it is tragic really. If you work the gun counter at (what I believe is now) America's largest gun dealer, and you don't know a damn thing about the products you are selling.......well, I guess it should be no surprise when the dang media gets it wrong.......
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Was he deaf? I know this sounds stupid but I have heard people pronounce H&K products Hk ie "lemme see the hk over there" . I am really digging for a reason he did not know what an Ak was.
He probably watches the news. Everything is an AK, ya know.
He's Probably young and learning, and the expert was out of the net.
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This "kid" was probably hired without firearms knowledge (obvious).
When I come on such a situation, I will provide the clerk with a little knowledge.
These are minimum wage jobs, and you would expect someone earning $10 an hour to try to learn subject matter to get a wage increase.
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i refuse to ever set foot in a Gander Mountain again. the three times i have been in the one closest to me, (about 60 miles one way) the first time i bought my Savage 17 HMR rifle. i told the salesman what i wanted and even gave him the model number of the one on display. he brought out the wrong model and got huffy when i then explained again the model number i wanted. he took it back and brought out another one. right model, but this one had a huge scratch all the way down the stock from what looked from a boxcutter blade. i said i wanted one without a scratch. he said what did it matter as i would probably scratch it up hunting anyways. i asked him if he was going to discount the price becasue of the scratch, he said he couldn't. i said i wanted one without a scratch on it then. he got even huffier! finally got what i wanted. and the thing is, i have never yet to date hunted once with that rifle. nothing but shooting from a bench. which is what i bought it for.
second time, went to buy some reloading books and look at rifles. early afternoon on a thursday and not a lot customers in the store. getting salesman to wait on me to look at some rifles was worse than i could have ever imagined. it was like showing a rifle was asking for too much. how do you sell something to someone if you don't take time to show it off to a potential buyer. the salesman seemed more interested in the private conversation they were having in, than trying to sell merchandise. i found the book selection and found a few books that interested me, bought them and left.
the third time, i was in there looking at pistols. the salesman was very rude. he even actually pissed me off with some of his comments. i was looking at and wanted to handle a couple Colt 1911's that were on display. he said he thought those might be out of my price range and wanted to suggest some cheaper pistols that i might be able to afford. how did this idiot determine how much i could afford? it's not like i was dressed like some bumpkin who just stepped off the tractor and walked into the store, but i wasn't wearing a three peice suit either. i said i wasn't interested in anything but a higher end 1911 pistol. he asked me if i was sure whether i could afford such a pistol. i looked him in the eye and told him i could afford just about any pistol he had in his display case and maybe even more than just one if i was so inclined to buy. i also told him because of his rude manners that he just lost a potential sale. i then left and have never set foot in there again.
i can't and won't tolerate rude behaviour from a salesman. i tend to do business with those who appreciate my business and my money.


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I'm a novice backyard mango and avocado grower in South Florida. I planted four mango trees (Glenn, Keitt, Carrie and Pickering) back in early February this year and they were doing fine until two weeks ago the Glenn started having some trouble.
The Glenn was doing fine, it's probably 5ft tall and it actually did set some fruit this season. It was carrying 8 fruits until two weeks ago. In hindsight I probably should have cut the flowers and tip it for growth, but I was too excited with the possibility of fruit the first year. I have been spraying every 10 days or so with neem and spinosad and more recently added kelp to my foliar spray. I've had some insect issues back there, I think some whitefly, but I was trying to fight it organically.
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