What Went Right West of Foxborough, Massachusetts, few offenses could hold a candle to the Dallas Cowboys. Tony Romo progressed nicely in his second year as a starter and threw 36 touchdowns, second in the NFL only to Tom Brady. Any hangover concerns from the dropped snap against the Seahawks in the playoffs a season […]
Dallas Cowboys Team Capsule Read Post »
What Went Right Old Man River, aka Fred Taylor, rushed for 1,202 yards and five scores to help pace an impressive Jacksonville running game. Most noteworthy, Taylor racked up a 5.4 yards per carry average in the process.Maurice Jones-Drew battered and bruised the opposition to tune of over 1,000 yards of total offense and nine
Jacksonville Jaguars Team Capsule Read Post »
What Went Right It was one if by land, two if by land for Tennessee last season. The passing game managed to be one of the league’s worst; while the Titans ranked fifth in the league by averaging 131 yards per game on the ground. LenDale White led the charge on the ground with 1,110
Tennessee Titans Team Capsule Read Post »
What Went Right Oh, it was mostly good for the Browns in 2007. The passing offense, with Derek Anderson, Kellen Winslow, and Braylon Edwards, went absolutely bananas. Anderson was the most surprising top performer since he wasn’t a starter until Week Two. In fact, his taking the reigns from Charlie Frye was about the most
Cleveland Browns Team Capsule Read Post »
What Went Right Tampa’s rush game was amongst the most consistent in the NFL. The Bucs finished 11th in rushing yards per game, led by reserve Earnest Graham, who took over for the injured Cadillac Williams. Graham’s 898 yards rushing and ten scores provided improvement compared to Williams’ problems in his first four starts. Quarterback
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Team Capsule Read Post »
What Went Right Washington’s offense provided a mix bag. Clinton Portis racked up another 1,200-yard season to go along with 11 scores and Chris Cooley gave the passing game a boost with eight touchdown receptions. Much to the chagrin of the Minnesota Vikings, Todd Collins provided the Redskins with a boost and propelled them into
Washington Redskins Team Capsule Read Post »
What Went Right Okay, Brian Westbrook has, somewhat quietly, become a top back. And for point per reception leagues, he is essentially Jesus. Wait. There’s already a Jesus…a Purple one, at that. Okay, Westbrook would then be Moses. Yes, that sounds about right, especially for a Philly-based team. Anyway, Moses totaled over 2,100 yards from
2008 Team Capsule: Philadelphia Eagles Read Post »
