Redskins | Evan Royster wants to be No. 1 running back

Washington Redskins RB Evan Royster is trying to take over the team’s No. 1 running back duties. To win the starting job, he has to outperform RBs Roy Helu and Tim Hightower. ‘We’re all trying to do that. So it’s going to be tough,’ Royster said. ‘You can’t tackle him,’ head coach Mike Shanahan said about Royster. ‘He makes people miss. He knows how to cut and he knows when to cut.’ Royster said he feels comfortable in the offense. He did note that the one thing he wants to improve on is his conditioning, as he felt he wasn’t as prepared physically as he needed to be last season.

Our View: Royster is going after the 15th round in drafts, but that will change after this quote from Shanahan. The Redskins running game will be productive, even though it will be hard to handicap. Royster is a no brainer pick if he continues to fall into the late part of fantasy drafts.
Redskins | Evan Royster wants to be No. 1 running back

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said, WHAT? Some context…

Just a quick thought before we head out to practice… Yesterday, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones raised more than a few eyebrows for some comments he made during the pep rally before the team’s first practice. (Yes, there was a pep rally, complete with cheerleaders.) It was loud, the band was playing, the fans were cheering, and Jones was amped. Jones told the screaming masses to “come to Cowboys Stadium and watch us beat the Giants’ ass.” Crowd went nuts, reporters (like this one) reached for Twitter. Cue pandemonium. It led to some reaction today, specifically from the Cowboys peeps and Giants fans, who are going nuts. Coach Jason Garrett wisely sidestepped the remarks, saying, “Jerry Jones owns this football team and […]
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said, WHAT? Some context…

Jets | Santonio Holmes says he was scapegoat

New York Jets WR Santonio Holmes said he was the ‘scapegoat’ for the team’s frustrating season last year. ‘It was the end, it was playoffs on the line, and your best receiver doesn’t get but two passes thrown his way in 60 minutes of football,’ Holmes said in an interview on ESPN New York 98.7 FM.
Jets | Santonio Holmes says he was scapegoat