Beaucoup de monde se fout de Tebow mais, depuis qu'il est titulaire avec les Broncos, ils sont à 5 victoires contre une défaite.

Est-ce déjà arrivée qu'un équipe termine la saison régulière avec 0 victoires? Les Colts sont bien partis en tout cas.

Lions 2008

Eux au moins faisaient semblant de vouloir gagner

Foot US : le fils de Diddy jouera à UCLA

Cornerback à Iona Prep à New Rochelle dans l’Etat de New York, Justin Combs a choisi UCLA pour poursuivre ses études à l’université.

Ce lycéen a un papa très connu puisqu’il est le fiston de Diddy.

Justin n’a pas choisi la facilité car il arrive dans une fac’ au fond du trou sur le plan sportif avec notamment une défaite 50-0 face à USC. Un revers de trop pour la direction qui a viré le coach Rick Neuheisel.

« J’avais choisi UCLA depuis quelques temps, et je l’officialise, a expliqué Justin Combs. Je suis au courant qu’il n’y a plus de coach mais mon amour pour UCLA est plus fort que ça. »

On saura dans quelques années s’il a le niveau pour rejoindre la NFL.

Richardson does it all against Auburn

After his 27-carry, 203-yard performance in a 42-14 win over rival Auburn, it's easy for even the casual fan to see why Alabama RB Trent Richardson is considered by many to be the front-runner for the Heisman Trophy.

Richardson has carried a Crimson Tide offense that entered the season with a new starting quarterback and looking to replace an elite receiver in Julio Jones. His impressive season (263 carries, 1,583 yards, 20 TD; 27 catches, 327 yards, 3 TD) could very well make him the second Alabama back in the last three years to win the Heisman, following Mark Ingram in 2009.

Not surprisingly, Richardson is also the top running back on Scouts Inc.'s 2012 NFL draft board, and he is likely to come off the board higher than Ingram, whom the New Orleans Saints took with the 28th overall pick in 2011.

What makes Richardson so special? Here's a look at how he fared against Auburn from a scouting perspective, with a breakdown of his skills in each of the position-specific areas we use to evaluate running back prospects. Categories are graded from 1 to 5, with 1 being the highest grade.

Competitiveness: 1
There's nothing Richardson won't do to help his team, including blocking. Against Auburn, he was asked to lead WR Marquis Maze on a running play and stepped up and put Tigers CB Jonathon Mincy on his back. Richardson even got into position to pick up a rushing defender after tossing the ball back to QB A.J. McCarron on a flea-flicker. There is also, of course, his effort as a runner. Richardson fights for every possible inch on every single carry, and he has not worn down despite getting more than 20 carries in each of his last four games.

Notable play: first-and-10, Alabama 47-yard line, 8:11 remaining in first quarter
Alabama runs play-action, so Richardson isn't the focal point of this play and he knows it. That's not reflected in the way he plays this snap, though. Instead of just ducking down after the fake and taking a couple of steps toward the line of scrimmage, Richardson lowers his shoulder and helps put 290-pound DT Kenneth Carter on his back. It's a testament to the way he plays hard on every snap, no matter what he's asked to do.

Vision/Patience: 1
Richardson was quick without hurrying against Auburn, letting his blockers get into position before accelerating through the hole and following his pulling offensive linemen well. There's also a lot to like about the way he read the flow of the defense. He recognized the Tigers overpursuing at times, and exploited the resulting cutback lane on more than one occasion.

Notable play: second-and-6, Alabama 27, 8:26 second quarter
Richardson shows off his power with a strong stiff-arm, and also his impressive burst on this 57-yard run. His vision and patience are on full display as well. Richardson quickly locates a seam and shifts into another gear, but rather than simply lowering his shoulder or running out of bounds when he's boxed in, he recognizes the defense overpursuing, slows down and breaks back across the field.

Agility/Acceleration: 2
Richardson doesn't have the top-end speed of Chris Johnson and he isn't an ankle breaker like LeSean McCoy, but he has above-average foot speed and initial quickness for a back his size (5-foot-11, 224 pounds). He can press the line of scrimmage and then bounce outside, and his ability to quickly change speeds quickly can cause defenders to overrun the play and miss tackles when he gets into space.

Notable play: first-and-10, Alabama 31, 13:55 third quarter
Richardson runs left and doesn't have to hesitate because his blockers open up a big crease for him. Once he gets to the second level, though, he recognizes Tigers DB Neiko Thorpe flying upfield, bounces outside to avoid him, and then turns on the jets for a 35-yard gain.

Power/Balance: 1
Richardson is a wrecking ball out of the backfield, and against the Tigers he ran downhill and consistently fell forward on inside runs. His lower-body strength appears to be above-average, and his ability to finish runs with a quick burst allows him to deliver the blow at the point of contact rather than absorbing it.

Notable play: third-and-4, Auburn 28, 12:17 third quarter
Richardson follows the block of his right guard and gets a nice seam. Auburn S Demetruce McNeal spins him around with an arm-tackle attempt, but isn't able to get Richardson to the ground. He maintains his balance, gets his shoulders turned back upfield and drives his legs, dragging four Auburn defenders for at least three more yards. It's that much more impressive when you consider the down and distance and the way he protects the ball with two hands.

Passing Game: 3
His grade might seem a bit low, but Richardson's ball skills and ability to anchor in pass protection are two reasons he grades out higher than Ingram did in this area. And remember, this grade is based solely on the Auburn film. A dropped pass in the second quarter coupled with his lack of production hurt Richardson in this area, but his blocking was impressive. He recognized pressure, got into position and held his ground well throughout the game.

Notable play: first-and-goal, Auburn 5, 9:11 second quarter
While there's nothing spectacular here, it's the best example from this game of Richardson's ability to contribute as a receiver out of the backfield. He slips into the flat, locates the ball, plucks it out of the air and has enough body control to break the plane before drifting out of bounds.

Ca bouge dans le PAC-12.

Washington St (bled paumé), le nom de Mike Leach l'ancien gourou offensif de Texas Tech circule.

C'est confirmé : http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/...n-state-cougars

Matt Barkley files NFL paperwork

LOS ANGELES -- USC Trojans junior quarterback Matt Barkley has submitted paperwork to the NFL draft advisory board seeking their input on where he could be selected in next April's draft.

It's standard procedure for a draft-eligible junior. More than 150 players from across the country typically request evaluations each year. It also has been Barkley's plan for some time; he told ESPNLosAngeles.com earlier this month he would submit the paperwork soon after the season ended.

"Don't think too quickly. I think it's something that every top recruit, or potential draftee does before thinking about going out. It's just a kind of evaluation, I don't think it's even that detailed. Just listing a potential round that you'd go in," Barkley said on SportsCenter Wednesday night.

Along with Barkley, there are three other USC juniors contemplating entering the draft early: left tackle Matt Kalil, defensive end Nick Perry and safety T.J. McDonald. All three players have requested or plan to request the evaluation by the Dec. 17 deadline.

All draft-eligible players have until Jan. 15 to declare for the draft and until Jan. 18 to withdraw. The news of the official filing was first reported by the Los Angeles Times.

The evaluations eventually come back to the players -- well before the declaration deadline --- with a full-length report on their projected draft status. And they all receive round grades, or where those polled in the NFL foresee the given player going in the draft.

Barkley has admitted he would be more tempted to leave if he were projected as a high first-round selection.

"I think finishing out on a good note here at USC was something I wanted to do, and now that we've done that, there's a chance for my future to be financially secure, to move on. There's a couple reasons but it almost seems like the reasons to stay might outweigh those [to leave] with all the guys coming back. Both sides, I look at it and it almost seems to good to be true," Barkley said.

Earlier this month, Barkley said his father, Les, would handle much of the behind-the-scenes work on his decision of whether to declare for the draft, including meeting with potential agents and looking into ways to protect the long-term investment if he does return.

"As of now, I'm still 50-50. I haven't decided. I haven't even begun that process of looking at either side. I'm still enjoying this season, enjoying last week's win against UCLA. Starting next week, I'll really dive into that. I still have some school left and some finals. So once those get out of the way and I can focus on the decision, that's where my attention will be," Barkley said.

The NCAA offers insurance for injuries that happen to players who return for their senior seasons. Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck reportedly secured a $5 million before the start of the 2011 season. Another option is to take out a Lloyd's of London insurance policy, which Barkley said was a possibility.

"I think it's a little odd, kind of funny," Barkley said. "But, hey, if you've got a valuable asset you've gotta protect it."

Personne regarde SEattle en live ?

Encore une saison au dessus de nos vraies capacités, un tour de draft pourri en perspective, un boulet drafté, et on est reparti pour la même chose l'année prochaine, youhou...

on aurait pris gabbert l'an dernier si on avait été plus haut d'après des sources
écoute on verra bien, je préfère nous voir progresser que regresser

L'année dernière on était en PO

@AdamSchefter
Former Seahawks 1st-rd pick Russell Okung tore his pectoral muscle Thurs night vs. Philadephia. He is expected to have six months of rehab

A ce rythme,il va pas tenir longtemps

Il y a un site ou on peut voir la durée de contrat de tous les joueurs ? S'il y a les salaires en plus encore mieux

salaires de cette année http://www.sportscity.com/NFL-Salaries/

pour les contrats,il y en a pas mal sur Rotoworld (faut aller sur les profils des joueurs)

ah j'ai peut être trouvé un truc pas mal http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/

RGIII qui boloss Texas à lui tout seul ou presque..I smell top 10 pick.

Quel con celui-la alors. Je l'aurais bien vu descendre jusqu'a nous . Note, si on continue comme ca, on sera peut etre top 10...

Je le vois trop chez les Redskins (si le coaching staff reste en place),c'est le type de QB qu'aime Shanny

Les Giants mais lol