Sezona 2013 - 14...Otkazi prvo, tagovi drugo, fa pijaca trece, tracevi i spisak lepih zelja...

taman kao uzeo neku lovu
jebem te bože
zar nije taj u nyg još

sta se brines u vezi kikera. njih ima klinaca ne draftovanih koliko hoces.

pa imali smo pouzdanog kikera
šta ja znam

The Detroit Lions have released Jahvid Best, per the team's website.

Breakout rookies

Robert Griffin III's status for Redskins camp unclear

nazalost rekoh odavno da je taj momak u silaznoj putanji

ne znam šta da mislim
možda malo koriguje stil i bude imao super karijeru

viking ::nazalost rekoh odavno da je taj momak u silaznoj putanji

uzlaz je kratko trajao

ljudi što ste ga već prežalili

Danijel Lg ::ljudi što ste ga već prežalili

ja nisam,mada ne ocekujem rookie sezonu da se ponovi

pa i ne mora
ali mislim da ako izbaci trčanje iz igre neće biti tako ubitačan
pokazao je da ima ruku ali odbrane su većinom pazile njgovo trčanje

Danijel Lg ::pa i ne mora
ali mislim da ako izbaci trčanje iz igre neće biti tako ubitačan
pokazao je da ima ruku ali odbrane su većinom pazile njgovo trčanje

upravo to...a ako ne izbaci trcanje,najebao je

ne znam
šta misliš ko će imati bolju karijeru
on ili kem

Danijel Lg ::ne znam
šta misliš ko će imati bolju karijeru
on ili kem

tesko pitanje...od takvih QB jedino volim Vicka...al aj da kazem RG

vidjećemo

vide sta se desi sa onim perspektivnim RB od cica-maca

Ma šta vam je, Kaep će razvaljivat guzice narednih ohoho godina...

oće
ali možda ne po NFL terenima

eksperte muči par pitanja prije početka kampa

1. Can the Eagles master Chip Kelly's up-tempo, fast-break offense and exit the preseason looking like an NFL version of the Oregon Ducks?

From what I gleaned in the one Philly OTA session I attended, the Eagles are making a fairly smooth transition from Andy World and learning to practice and play the Kelly way, with minimal wasted time or energy during a workout. Kelly's MO is to involve and engage as many players as possible on every snap and in every phase of practice, going full speed for 12 minutes at a time in team drills, followed by five-minute teaching periods that serve to give his guys a chance to catch their breath.

But OTAs are an entirely different game compared to the preseason, when the shoulder pads go on, the hitting commences and the intensity gets ramped up a notch or three. That's when we'll start to see the full effect of Kelly's break-neck style of offense, and whether or not it can be sustained by his NFL-sized roster.

Complicating the situation, of course, is the quarterback competition that will rage in the coming weeks, with Michael Vick, Nick Foles and maybe even rookie Matt Barkley vying to prove their skill set is the best fit for Kelly's aggressive and attacking approach. The sooner the Eagles' offense identifies its trigger man, the better. Starting next week, all seat belts should be fastened for a full-speed takeoff in Philly.

2. Will Washington wunderkind Robert Griffin III pull an Adrian Peterson and make us forget all about "The Knee'' by late August?

So far, all signs point to Kirk Cousins retaining his backup quarterback designation on the Redskins' roster, with Griffin clearing every hurdle in his quest to return from right knee surgery in time for the start of camp next week. In June, Griffin accomplished some major rehabilitation check points, putting on impressive displays of both explosive sprinting and cutting, which are the last significant physical milestones in a comeback from knee ligament repair.

Griffin's knee still faces a critical pre-camp medical evaluation by Redskins team orthopedist James Andrews, and the team could always elect to play it safe with its franchise quarterback, given how much criticism rained down on the head of Mike Shanahan when he let Griffin remain in Washington's Jan. 9 playoff loss to Seattle far past the point of logic. The easiest call would be to let Griffin start camp on the physically unable to perform list, working his way off as the preseason unwinds. But if the newly married Griffin looks even healthier in late July than he did in mid-June, Washington will be hard pressed to keep No. 10 idling on the sideline for any significant portion of August.

3. How many Tom Brady passes will hit the ground without Wes Welker, Brandon Lloyd, Aaron Hernandez, Danny Woodhead and a rehabbing Rob Gronkowski around this preseason?

If you've read my work for any length of time, you know I don't often buy into the prevailing sky-is-falling storylines that arise from time to time in sports. (The September 2011 Red Sox being the exception. I was bracing for impact that time.) So while the Patriots certainly appear to be in deep trouble with four of their top five 2012 pass-catchers gone and the other one (Gronkowski) having become a medical soap opera (those five accounted for 84 percent of New England's receptions last year), the numbers sound worse than what I expect the reality to be in Foxboro.

Still, Brady and his newly constituted receiving corps have some serious ground to cover in the preseason if they're going to carry anything resembling a comfort zone into Buffalo in Week 1. Daniel Fells needs a big August to help offset the loss of Hernandez at tight end, and the new Welker, aka Danny Amendola, had better be ready to produce immediately. We've seen Brady make chicken salad out of lesser ingredients before, and the AFC East still appears less than daunting, but the Patriots are faced with reinventing themselves in the passing game this preseason and there's no time to waste.

ne znam čemu kuknjava za vesom, lojdom i vudhedom
sami su ih otjerali
da su bili dobri ostali bi

4. With the clock ticking on the team's Peyton Manning era, do the Broncos get right back to climbing Super Bowl mountain or lick their psychical wounds for a while in the aftermath of their epic AFC divisional round one-and-done overtime loss to visiting Baltimore?

I'd be genuinely surprised if there's a noticeable hangover effect this summer from the playoff meltdown against the Ravens, because Manning will again set a business-like tone for this team, and lord knows the man has plenty of experience at bouncing back after disheartening and unexpected postseason losses. Barring a health setback by No. 18, the Broncos are loaded and ready to again challenge for AFC supremacy.

Another 13-3 magic-carpet ride probably isn't in store for Denver this season, but I like the moves made this offseason by the Broncos, with the exception of the Elvis Dumervil fax fiasco. Wes Welker, Louis Vasquez, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and drafted running back Montee Ball all are nice upgrades, and if the Denver secondary can stave off the ghosts of its debacle against Baltimore, the Broncos should head into their Sept. 5 opener against the Ravens with renewed confidence, ready to exact some revenge.

5. Did Kansas City cure its most pressing ills with the Andy Reid hiring and the Alex Smith trade?

Well, consider how elusive success is for any NFL team that doesn't have the right guys at head coach and quarterback and I think you have your answer. The Chiefs now boast proven talents in those two pivotal spots for the first time in quite a while, and that's not all they have going for them in 2013. What this summer should start bearing out is that Kansas City sending six players to the Pro Bowl last year was no fluke. There's talent to work with on defense, and Reid and Smith should bring a sense of stability and professionalism to an offense that can be built around the skills of running back Jamaal Charles, receiver Dwayne Bowe and No.1 overall pick, offensive tackle Eric Fisher.

I'm not ready just yet to declare Kansas City my surprise AFC wild-card playoff pick, but the improved Chiefs are definitely on my short list. The Broncos remain the obvious class of the division, but San Diego and Oakland aren't to be feared, and with a fast start Kansas City (it plays just two of its first nine games against clubs who had winning records last year) could ride the turnaround-team mojo a long way after the misery of 2012's two-win disintegration. Having a solid quarterback and head coach means you at least have a chance in the NFL.