NFL Rumor web Wednesday

Written on May 28, 2008 – 7:32 am | by chanceblack |

Hello kiddies!!!! Lets look around the NFL for some news

Dallas,TX: Adam Jones seems to be on the right track. Pac-Man has been working out with Deion Sanders at a DB camp. Pac stated that everything looks good for his comeback and feels confident that he will be reinstated. Well I hope he is right for his sake. He is a talented DB and really could give the Boyz a boost in the secondary. My take on this is……I give him 2 months and we will be talking about him again. PROVE ME WRONG PAC-MAN

Nashville, Tenn.: Reports that Vince Young concidered retirement after his rookie season, has a lot of people excited about this season. Why? Well think about this…in VY’s rookie season he won his last 7 games and what a lot of people concidered a lack luster 2007 season, he still helped the Titans win 10 games and a playoff spot. All this apparently unfocused and unhappy. He says he is focus and has found the fun again.

At one time Dante Culpepper was a MVP of the league. He was on the cover of Madden, had Randy Moss to throw to, and help the Vikings to one of the best regular season records of 15-1. After some injuries and bad play at Miami, and Oakland, Culpepper is now still looking for a job. Dante got some looks from Green Bay, but thats about it. I still think Culpepper can play. Teams are worried about his durability.

Dallas TX,: Terry Glenn will skip OTA’s (Organized Team Activities) to make sure he is 100% ready to play this season. Thing is Glenn still needs a surgery on his knee. The Cowboys are looking for another WR to come in, just in case Glenn has another injury. Problem is there are a lot of guys that the Boyz can get, but the list is going to get shorter the longer they wait.

Denver Co.: The Broncos signed Micheal Pittman to help Travis Henry this season. Henry’s hamstring injury is healing very slowly. With teams going with a two back system, Pittman will give the Broncos a between the tackles type of runner to help keep Henry healthy.