Tomlinson says he is in Jets

LaDainian Tomlinson is finished his talking about the San Diego Chargers. The Jets running back said everything was taken from him in Chargers because the team highlighted more on passing than running the football. He refused to make a comment.

Tomlinson said as a guy who gave so much to the organization for nine years, he felt he could express his opinion. He was done with it and he really wish them the best -until they play them. Tomlinson ran for a career-low 732 yards and 3.3 yards per carry last season, but he said he can do more than just being a running back nearing the end of his career. The film may misleaded the views. Tomlinson signed a two-year deal worth about $5.2 million with the Jets last month. The comments arised some different voices among the players with chargers jerseys, but general manager A.J. Smith denied public comment.

Tomlinson said he was not surprised by A.J. Smith having some hard words to say and a couple of writers from San Diego tried to get in touch with him and told him about the information.

Giants QB Manning thinks McNabb trade rumor shocking

New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning were shocked by the trading of QB Donovan McNabb with eagles jersey.

“It’s shocking that a guy who’s been such an important part of their organisation, that they’d want to get rid of him,” Manning told Reuters after an appearance in New York. “He’s had great seasons these last couple of years.” Manning is coming off an 8-8 season that left the Giants out of the post-season for the first time in five years, while McNabb drove the Eagles into the playoffs with an 11-5 record. Both teams play in the NFC East. According to local media reports the Eagles have been testing the market interest in McNabb and are prepared to play the next season with Kevin Kolb and Michael Vick as their quarterbacks.

Donovan has been an amazing player for the Eagles, a staple of their organisation.

Perrish Cox improves workout numbers

Oklahoma State cornerback Perrish Cox may have the chance to wear the NFL jersey. He is encouraged about his progress since the NFL combine.

According to TFY Draft Preview, Cox ran the 40-yard dash in 4.45 seconds with the wind and 4.57 seconds into the wind as 10 NFL scouts attended the workout in his hometown of Waco, Tex. In Waco, Texas, ten teams showed up to watch Oklahoma State cornerback Perrish Cox workout. Cox also posted a 6.7 three-cone drill, an 11.62 in the 60-yard shuttle and a 4.22 short shuttle. Cox was timed in the high 4.5 to low 4.6 range at the combine. Now, he predicts a much faster time.

Cox was not allowed to work out at the Pro Day or use their facilities because of his suspension for a pair of curfew violations at the Cotton Bowl.

Bucs holding out hope on Crowell

Angelo Crowell still wears the buccaneers jersey.

The Bucs re-signed the veteran linebacker to a one-year contract today after he missed all last season with a torn biceps muscle suffered in preseason. Crowell had signed with Tampa Bay 12 months ago, getting a $1 million signing bonus in a one-year contract from new general manager Mark Dominik. No big deal, right? Well, Crowell was coming off knee surgery that had forced him to miss the entire 2008 season. Maybe Crowell will have a chance to make good on that signing bonus the second time around.

Tampa is desperate for help at the receiver position. Bradley is not considered dependable.

Perrish Cox is ready for the workout

Cornerback Perrish Cox may have the chance to have a NFL jersey. But after the disappointed running much slower than expected at the NFL scouting combine, he is intent on redeeming himself Tuesday at his Pro Day workout in his hometown of Waco, Tex.

Now he predicts a much faster time. Cox told the National Football Post in a telephone interview that a good time for him would be low 4.4. He has been working on this a lot. He has been ready for that for a minute. "At the combine, I wasn’t as ready as I should have been. I wasn’t quite as prepared as I could have been. I basically hurt himself. I wasn’t in the shape I am now."

He said he has to be patient. he cant wait for Tuesday. His family is ready to see him do his thing.

Chris Cook was sick before Pro DayChris Cook of course wants a NFL jersey, but he was sick before his recent

Karl could not there until next season

Players with nuggets jerseys might not meet coach George Karl back on the sideline until the playoffs begin next month.

Adrian Dantley has served as acting head coach for eight games since Karl announced just after the All-Star break that he had been diagnosed with cancer. Dantley is 5-3 in those games. The Nuggets (47-24) are tied with Dallas in second place in the Western Conference standings and are clinging to a one-game lead over the Utah Jazz in the Northwest Division. They’ve lost two straight games, at home against Milwaukee, and at New York on Tuesday night, which kicked off a crucial five-game trip.

Karl, who beat prostate cancer a few years ago, is undergoing treatment and has missed the Nuggets' last three games.