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1. dez bryant to put off running 40 because of hamstring injury

   
   
   dez bryant, played in oklahoma state's first three games of the season before being suspended by the ncaa, will not work out with the other wide receivers in indianapolis because of a hamstring injury.
   
   




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3. football: webb, williams lead locals named to east-west coaches all ... - allentown morning call

   
   
   all-state running backs darrius webb of freedom and andre williams of parkland headline seven local players selected to play in the 2010 psfca east/west all-star game. the game, sponsored by the pennsylvania state football coaches association, will ...
   
   




4. new england patriots links 1/14/10 - surf's up for seau and so is his nfl career

   
   
   more photos » charles krupa - ap see ya seau! good luck! too bad about the ring. browse more photos » junior seau told the crew on showtime's "inside the nfl" program that he is going to stay on his surfboard in the future, and retire from the nfl after 20 seasons.  seau will turn 41 on tuesday. cris collinsworth: well are you going to hear any more of his (bill belichick) speeches or are you finished? this is 20 years in the nfl… junior seau: cris, i’m surfing. i’m going to go surf. yeah warren, i’m not going to give you another speech. it’s all over with the speeches. whatever happens, i can say, honestly say, that that probably was my last game. collinsworth: so you’re going to retire after that one. seau: yeah, that, that’s going to be my last game. bill belichick earns usa today's coach of the decade honors. one number stands out among the many bill belichick has amassed during his hall of fame coaching career: 112. belichick won more regular-season games in the 2000s — 112, all with the new england patriots— than any other nfl coach won in any previous decade. coming closest are tom landry's 105 victories and don shula's 104 in the 1970s. so it was as a unanimous selection that belichick earned nfl coach of the decade honors from usa today. kerry byrne (cold hard football facts) dump randy moss. the truth is this: glitzy wideouts rarely have anything to do with championship success. remember the old line about tom brady? who’s his favorite receiver? the open one that was the mindset that made him one of the game’s great quarterbacks and made him deadly in critical moments and big games. it was a mindset that allowed this team to persevere in tough situations that could have caused other teams to crumble. it was a mindset that carried the team to its greatest period of success. my take? dump moss, who has one year left on a hefty deal (reported at three years for $27 million when signed in 2008) and put the money toward harvesting game-breaking defenders in free agency or the draft. team talk the new england patriots have signed six players:  te robbie agnone, dl adrian grady, wr darnell jenkins, te rob myers, dl darryl richard and qb jeff rowe.  all finished 2009 on the practice squad. ask pfw: ragin' after the ravens game.  part i and part ii.  paul perillo does his best to provide readers with some answers. patriots today: the offseason is underway. (10:28 min. video) local links ian rapoport says patriots lb junior seau is graduating for real this time. ian rapoport states that a consistent pass rush would have cured much of what ailed the pats in 2009.  only tully banta-cain's ten sacks provided a small light in a very dark tunnel. shalise manza young reports the patriots' offseason shopping list should be longer than usual.  top two items should be a pass-rushing specialist and a number three receiver. albert breer notes that with no cap, it'll be easier to cut players in 2010. adalius thomas might be the first one on the chopping block. christopher price rates the patriots' roster to see who's valuable or expendable.  part 1 (numbers 53-26), and part 2 (numbers 25-1). the boston globe looks at 14 players whose contracts expire this year, and how they performed in 2009. vote whether they should stay or go next season. mike reiss offers his 2009 positional review of running backs: laurence maroney, kevin faulk, sammy morris, fred taylor and benjarvus green-ellis. mike reiss offers his 2009 positional review of wide receivers: randy moss, wes welker, julian edelman, sam aiken, brandon tate, joey galloway, isaiah stanback and matthew slater. boston herald patriots notebook: junior seau played his last game and plans to go surfing; kevin faulk will enter free agency soon and hopes to return in 2010. jeff howe grades the patriots for the 2009 end-of-season report card.  offense struggled without josh mcdaniels and the front office whiffed too many times. jeff howe lists his top ten patriots moments of 2010. weei is feeling the draft:  cornerbacks & safeties.  time to look ahead to see who's available for the last week in april. national news bob velin (usa today) bill belichick earns coach of the decade honors. tim graham (espn) a case for the pats to dump randy moss. gregg rosenthal (profootballtalk) patriots have a tough decision on matt light. bill williamson (espn) chiefs reunite keys to patriots' glory days, with the hiring of charlie weis and romeo crennel. adam teicher (kansas city star) it's official, romeo crennel will be the chiefs' defensive coordinator. jason whitlock (kansas city star) this patriots reunion in kc is missing something; wake me when the chiefs sign tom brady, the one with two healthy knees and fearless pocket demeanor. seth wickersham (espn) you want winners? here's a formula. according to a ph.d (and patriots fan), math can help derive successful coaching hires. don banks (si) best storylines heading into nfl's divisional round. ross tucker (si) inside the nfl: forget the talk nfl's all about play. kerry j. byrne (cold hard football facts) why dome teams typically struggle in playoffs. gil brandt (nfl.com) can pro bowl defensive backs slow down prolific passers? si.com's nfl postseason predictions. tim graham (espn) al groh officially meets with dolphins for defensive coordinator opening.
   
   




5. new england patriots links 1/20/10 - coaching changes: more in store?

   
   
   how long will quarterbacks coach and de facto signal caller bill o'brien be with the patriots? view full size photo » andy hart speculates as to what other organizational shake-ups might be in store this offseason. obviously the most common scenario in new england is all about promoting from within. that leads everyone to believe that either matt patricia or pepper johnson could be promoted to defensive coordinator. my money is on patricia. but there is also a part of me – and this is pure speculation – that thinks we could see some more shakeup than that. unsubstantiated rumors have linked bill o'brien as possibly landing as the playcaller at syracuse with doug marrone, a guy he worked with at georgia tech. i hope this doesn't happen because i think the oft-criticized o'brien is a bright offensive mind and would like to see him get more time with tom brady and co. but i also wouldn't be surprised if pees isn't the only guy who's not back in new england next season. the next few weeks should shed some light, if there is any, in that area. albert breer reports tom brady will miss pro bowl with undisclosed injury. patriots qb tom brady will -- as expected -- pull out of the january 31 pro bowl, after dealing with injuries through the 2009 season.brady dealt with rib and finger injuries right up through the end of the year, and he didn't miss a snap, showing a pretty substantial deal of toughness to get through.he'll be replaced by matt schaub on the afc roster. right now, only logan mankins and vince wilfork will represent the patriots in miami. team talk ask pfw: moving on.  reader mailbag part i and part ii. the nfl announced the names of 53 players granted special eligibility for the 2010 draft. local links ian rapoport informs us that tom brady has pulled out of participating in the pro bowl with an undisclosed injury. his spot will be taken by houston's matt schaub. adam kilgore takes a look back at what has happened to the patriots defense when bill belichick changes coordinators. ian rapoport notes that for now, the patriots will hold on to floyd reese, a key member of their front office who missed out on winning the vacant seahawks gm job. ron borges thinks dean pees might find trouble in denver. he will take over a defense that improved 22 places in defensive ranking in one year under nolan. tough act to follow. albert breer hands out his own awards for the patriots and mike wright takes the most improved player honor after big fifth season. laura london links to a year by year history of bill belichick's draft picks. mike reiss looks at penn state's dl jared odrick as a possible patriots draft pick at number 22. jeff howe says statistics don't tell the whole story of tom brady's 2009 season, and looks at the good, the bad and the ugly. mike reiss notes that there were only a few players on the roster who avoided volatile ups and downs and cb leigh bodden was one of them. christopher price presents a snapshot of where the team stands at runningback: laurence maroney, fred taylor, sammy morris, kevin faulk, benjarvus green-ellis. mike reiss offers his 2009 positional review of the defensive line: ty warren, vince wilfork, jarvis green, mike wright, myron pryor, ron brace. mark farinella recalls robert kraft's press conference after firing pete carroll and sees the same declining trends in place now that led to the axe falling on carroll. mike reiss tackles a bagful of off-season topics in this week's reader mailbag. national news tedy bruschi (espnboston) bruschi thinks new england will choose an internal candidate to replace defensive coordinator dean pees. dan parr presents the pro football weekly and the professional football writers of america choices for the 2009 all-nfl team. wes welker is the only patriot selected. tim graham (espn) gailey brings discipline to laid-back bills. peter king (si) mmqb tuesday edition: four observations on bills hiring gailey as head coach. matt bowen (nat'l football post) why the bills should go after michael vick. michael lombardi (nat'l football post) diner morning news: bills take ‘raider-ish’ route. aaron wilson (nat'l football post) rex ryan almost pulls a namath, tells the n.y. daily news he would be "shocked" if the jets don't win and go to the super bowl. edward lee and kevin van valkenburg (baltimore sun) harbaugh admits flacco played hurt, despite being removed from the injury report.
   
   


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