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29 Mar 2007, 10:33pm by P. Ryan Wilson
Four Downs: NFC East
Brandon Jacobs and Kevin Curtis were great in specialized roles, but can they succeed with more playing time? Fred Smoot sucked with more playing time, but can he succeed in a specialized role? Plus: Does the attention-hogging Terrell Owens read his playbook, and is he offended that we did not mention him until the third sentence of this intro to the latest Four Downs?
163 comments, Last at 19 Apr 2007, 11:40pm by dweezer
27 Mar 2007, 12:38pm by Doug Farrar
Four Downs: NFC West
The latest Four Downs is all about appreciation. Doug Farrar appreciates the Hall of Fame career of Marshall Faulk as well as the new and improved front offices in Arizona and San Francisco. Most importantly, as a Seahawks fan, Doug appreciates the decision to let Jerramy Stevens leave Seattle.
75 comments, Last at 30 Mar 2007, 6:02pm by Jeff
22 Mar 2007, 12:58pm by Ned Macey
Four Downs: NFC North
It has been an exciting free agent period in the NFC North. The division has added consistent performers -- like Adam Archuleta, T.J. Duckett, Frank Walker, and Visanthe Shiancoe. Learn why the Bears should extend Lance Briggs, why Randy Moss is in decline, and why FO, possibly for the first time ever, has nice things to say about off-season moves in Detroit.
88 comments, Last at 11 Apr 2007, 6:28pm by ron bryant
19 Mar 2007, 02:56pm by Mike Tanier
Four Downs: NFC South
The free agent carousel is turning in the NFC South. June is busting out all over in Tampa, Patrick Kerney ditches Atlanta for a real nice clambake in Seattle, and Joe Horn blows high and blows low before blowing out of New Orleans. What's the use of wonderin' if the Panthers will make any moves when they are so low on cap space? You never walk alone when Mike Tanier breaks down the free agent action.
129 comments, Last at 21 Apr 2007, 10:28am by Mr Shush
28 Feb 2007, 07:19pm by Aaron Schatz
Four Downs: AFC South
Aaron Schatz finishes off the first round of 2007 Four Downs with Jack Del Rio's thoughts on consistency, Houston's equivocation on David Carr, and Indy's chances of repeating. Plus: Whose responsibility is it to discipline Pac-Man Jones, really?
63 comments, Last at 07 Apr 2007, 10:15pm by Joe
27 Feb 2007, 12:18pm by Guest
Four Downs: AFC North
It's time for goodbyes in the AFC North. Goodbye to Eric Steinbach, to Adalius Thomas, and to Ken Whisenhunt. Goodbye, unfortunately, to LeCharles Bentley. Goodbye to Jamal Lewis? Perhaps not. Guest columnist Jeff Bathurst sits in to bring us the latest from the NFL's industrial belt.
91 comments, Last at 20 Mar 2007, 4:09pm by Gerela\'s Gorilla
22 Feb 2007, 12:36pm by Ned Macey
Four Downs: NFC North
The NFC North had three of the top six defenses last season, and now it has three new defensive coordinators. What does this say about the Bob Sanders you've never heard of? Plus: All the teams are loaded with cap room, but is there anyone out there to spend it on?
152 comments, Last at 01 Mar 2007, 3:27pm by Jin
16 Feb 2007, 02:00pm by Mike Tanier
Four Downs: NFC South
Charles Grant braces for the franchise tag, the Bucs talk trade, Michael Vick calls his own shots, Keyshawn Johnson remodels a condo, and the god of wine dislocates his non-bead-tossing elbow. It's Mardi Gras in the NFC South, and everyone's invited except Dan Henning.
92 comments, Last at 16 Nov 2010, 10:21pm by hero
14 Feb 2007, 03:55pm by Bill Barnwell
Four Downs: AFC East
Put on a pot of coffee; this edition of Four Downs is chock full of info. Bill Barnwell looks at overused running backs, second-half receivers, the Colts' #2 receiver, Dallas Clark, and the worst run defenses in the history of DVOA. See if you can guess what they all relate to before reading the article.
77 comments, Last at 24 Feb 2007, 11:33pm by Josh
12 Feb 2007, 05:59pm by P. Ryan Wilson
Four Downs: NFC East
In 2005, the NFC East was the league's best division with a historically strong collection of coaches. In 2006, one of those coaches lost his ability to motivate, one lost his ability to pick personnel, one quit, and one needs time off for his family. Three teams made the playoffs, but two of them backed in. What will become of the NFC East in 2007?
80 comments, Last at 26 Mar 2007, 9:00pm by Jason Mulgrew aka Lord J Rocka