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20 May 2013, 06:05pm by Mike Tanier
Mandatory Monday: The Average Quarterback
Oops! Forgot to link up Mandatory Monday! I am writing the Bengals chapter of Football Outsiders Almanac this year, and after putting the rough draft together, I assembled this piece on Andy Dalton from the research. So, halfway between "sneak preview" and "time saver," but you get your Bengals on. Also, stop by the Tailgater blog for Bengals wide receiver Top Fives (lots of Isaac Curtis), and specials on RG3's wedding registry, Rob Gronkowski, and that fugitive from the Seven Soldiers of Victory, DR. JESSE JUPITER.
22 comments, Last at 12:18am by Intropy
17 May 2013, 04:43pm by Aaron Schatz
Washington Post Four-Part Series on NFL Injuries
The Washington Post has an excellent four-part series that ran yesterday and today about medical issues in the NFL. Some of the graphics use detail from the FO injury database.
6 comments, Last at 20 May 2013, 1:40pm by sundown
17 May 2013, 04:18pm by Tom Gower
Bruce Irvin Suspended
Per Adam Schefter et al., the NFL announced today Seattle Seahawks defensive end Bruce Irvin has been suspended four games for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing drugs policy. Hey, Chris Clemons, how's that ACL rehab going?
37 comments, Last at 21 May 2013, 7:03pm by Karl Cuba
15 May 2013, 06:34pm by Aaron Schatz
Are the Patriots Cutting Kyle Love Due to Type 2 Diabetes?
As the world's self-proclaimed "thinnest Type-2 diabetic," this story is making me angry. The Patriots are releasing Kyle Love with a non-football injury designation. According to Love's agent, Richard Kopelman, this is because Love was diagnosed with Type-2 diabetes two weeks ago, and has lost a lot of weight recently. It seems like a typically Patriots example of a cold-hearted football move, but even as a football move it seems like a massive overreaction.
44 comments, Last at 20 May 2013, 2:08pm by dryheat
14 May 2013, 09:54pm by Aaron Schatz
Melvin Ingram Tears ACL in OTAs
Outside linebacker Melvin Ingram tore his left ACL in OTAs today and is likely gone for all of 2013. This may not be as big a blow as some people think. Ingram didn't have a great rookie year, with just one sack in 14 games. Meanwhile, the Chargers' pass rush was actually better in 2012 than generally advertised, ranking eighth in Adjusted Sack Rate. Even as a 3-4, they get strong pass rush from linemen like Corey Liuget and Kendell Reyes. But with Shaun Phillips now in Denver, there's no depth among San Diego's edge rushers.
27 comments, Last at 19 May 2013, 11:37am by Trees
14 May 2013, 11:32am by Rivers McCown
Chuck Muncie Passes Away
Three-time All-Pro back Chuck Muncie has passed away after a heart attack, per Adam Schefter.
3 comments, Last at 15 May 2013, 12:20am by BroncosGuyAgain
14 May 2013, 11:30am by Rivers McCown
Anatomy of a Draft Pick
An in-depth look at how the Saints scouting department came to the conclusion that Texas safety Kenny Vaccaro was the player they wanted with the 15th overall pick.
5 comments, Last at 15 May 2013, 5:08am by Jerry
13 May 2013, 12:06pm by Rivers McCown
MMQB: Chargers, Butler, Sauer
This week's MMQB is focused on Manti Te'o and the Chargers rookies, remembering Jack Butler and George Sauer, and looking back at Ronde Barber's remarkable durability.
5 comments, Last at 20 May 2013, 5:21pm by JFinMD
13 May 2013, 10:09am by Mike Tanier
Mandatory Monday: Under the Radar
Thought I would write a football article about football this week.
6 comments, Last at 14 May 2013, 5:58am by Insancipitory
13 May 2013, 03:50am by Rivers McCown
Do No Harm
Sally Jenkins and Rick Maese on the unanswered question of who should bear the medical costs of retired players with long-term injuries.
24 comments, Last at 16 May 2013, 1:18pm by Insancipitory
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