Tickets recus pour le match contre les Falcons juste avant mon retour en France

Je vais avoir l'occasion d'aller au Heinz Field avant pour aller faire le figurant pour le prochain Batman et supporter l'equipe de Gotham qui sera en Black and Yellow Oblige de venir en manteau et avec parapluie (en plein cagnard ca va etre beau)

Le truc sur l'équipe de Gotham faut en dire plus :batmanfan:

Edit:

http://batman-news.com/2011/07/14/the-dark...at-heinz-field/

Ca peut envoyer Batman chez les Steelers, les Gotham Rogues

@AdamSchefter: ESPN's John Clayton and Mike Sando are reporting former Raiders TE Zach Miller has reached an agreement with the Seahawks.

Sinon plus insolite, Nate Robinson le joueur NBA a demandé à Carroll via Twitter de le mettre à l'essai au camp d'entrainement Seahawks et Carroll lui a répondu de se ramener. 2% de chances que ca se fasse mais ce serait marrant. Gros potentiel en plus le Robinson il jouait les 2 sports sa première année de college (dans une équipe mythique ).

quel poste?

Ronnie Brown aux Eagles pour 1 an

Cornerback je crois. Il a apparemment une réput de "athletic freak". http://bleacherreport.com/articles/520923-...-the-nba/page/7

Il jouait pas RB à la fac ?

Il a joué une saison corner avec visiblement une interception mythique mais je trouve pas de video de lui. Quand tu vois ca je me fais pas trop de soucis pour sa taille:

Bon je sais que c'est une équipe qui n'intéresse pas grand monde mais

nyjetscap nyjetscap
According to reports the #Jets should enter the league year with about $10.2M in cap space tomorrow. #nyj

Je sais pas si quelqu'un suit l'intersaison des Niners... c'est n'importe quoi ce qu'ils font en ce moment.
Ils ont resigné Alex Smith, Frank Gore exige un nouveau contrat, ils n'ont signé PERSONNE sur qui ils étaient (style Aso), ils ont cut Nate Clements, et hier ils ont mis Taylor Mays, leur second tour de draft en 2010 (!!!!) sur la liste des transferts. En plus de ca je crois que Crabtree est blessé.

Ah bah tiens en checkant juste avant de poster je vois qu'ils ont signé Braylon Edwards. Enfin quelque chose!

Asomugha – Philly’s Charles Woodson?

Nnamdi Asomugha is one heck of a cornerback. There’s no denying this, and that’s why the prospect of him teaming up with Darrelle Revis for the New York Jets was so mouth watering. As it turned out though, that didn’t materialize and instead the Eagles ended up with free agency’s biggest prize, along with pretty much every other free agency prize it seems.
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Asomugha is thrown at significantly less than any other corner in football. Last season he was targeted just 29 times in 441 snaps in coverage. That’s a target in just 6.6% of snaps in coverage, which is by far the best mark for any corner.

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He’s also stingy with the receptions he gives up, allowing just 13 receptions last season. Think about that for a second – receivers will get 13 receptions in a game, and Asomugha only gave that up over fourteen weeks. His percentage of receptions per coverage snap is also far better than any other cornerback last season, and those numbers have been at a crazy level for a few years now.
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As great as Asomugha is though, his greatness has always come with something of an asterisk, a footnote if you will, illustrating how his role differs to that of Revis, the game’s other great corner.
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Revis, as we know, is integral to what the Jets do, because he allows them to take away the opposition’s best receiver, and to concentrate on the other weapons on offense and roll coverages toward them. Revis does that because he tracks receivers from one side of the field to the other, and even to the slot. Asomugha doesn’t. In fact, Asomugha not only doesn’t track receivers, but he lines up on the right hand side of the defense, the ‘easier’ cornerback position. It’s easier because most passers in the league are right handers, and so naturally throw more to their right, to the left cornerback’s coverage. The only right handed quarterback to pass equally to the left as well as the right is Peyton Manning, everybody else attacks the left cornerback more often.
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In 2010, Darrelle Revis lined up for 204 snaps at right cornerback, 442 snaps at left cornerback, 116 snaps in the slot, and 77 in the middle of the formation as some variety of safety. Asomugha, by contrast, was on the right for 643 snaps, the left for just 43, slot 73 and 27 at safety. 81.8% of Asomugha’s snaps were at RCB, compared to just 23.4% from Revis, who spent no more than 52.7% of his snaps in any one position last season.
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This season was actually the most Asomugha had played in positions other than right cornerback – in ’08 and ’09 he was even more exclusive to that position. Obviously that doesn’t define him as a player, he still does a great job in coverage regardless of role. The point I’m making though is that with weaker players on the other side, and playing the side traditionally targeted less by a passer, his numbers could appear more skewed than his ability dictates. Are they throwing away from him because he’s really that good, or are they throwing away from him because why the hell would they bother throwing at him?
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The difference between Revis and Asomugha so far is that Revis forces teams to throw at him, or to ignore their best receiver, Asomugha just forces them to stick to the right side of the field.
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That’s why it was something of a surprise when Asomugha reportedly talked to the Eagles defensive coordinator Juan Castillo about the role Charles Woodson plays for the Green Bay Packers. As we know, Woodson moves around perhaps more than any other corner, enabling him to be a playmaker and get his hands dirty. Mr Sheil Kapadia did a nice piece talking about the differences in how the two players lined up, but we’ll look at it as well.
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While Asomugha plays over 80% at RCB, Woodson played just 48 snaps there last season. He played 327 at LCB, just under a third of his snaps, and 540 snaps in the slot, or just over 53% of his total snaps. He spent another 97 snaps at safety, often in the box. Woodson was second in the league in defensive stops – a tackle that constitutes an offensive failure. Only Antoine Winfield topped the 40 stops Woodson racked up.
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Woodson managed to tally 12 missed tackles over the season, but because he attempted so many, his ratio of misses to attempts isn’t horrible, and he was making his attempts against bigger bodies inside and through traffic far more often than a cornerback usually has to. Asomugha, by contrast, only missed five tackles, but his ratio of misses to attempts was far poorer, and over the past three seasons the former college safety was the 4th poorest tackler among NFL CB’s, missing a tackle every 5.45 attempts.
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So what conclusions am I working my way towards? Well, for all the eye popping coverage numbers that Asomugha has put up over the past few years, nothing in his game suggests that he has the versatility to do what Charles Woodson does for the Packers, and he has never even had to prove that he can do what Revis does for the Jets, which is why it is so interesting that he himself was the one that brought up the idea to the Eagles.
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Maybe he was being held back by the Raiders’ defensive schemes, and maybe we’re about to see the full scope of Nnamdi Asomugha’s talents. With the defense the Eagles are putting together, it could be fun to watch next season.

ClaytonESPN John Clayton
Word from the Seahawks lockerroom is that LT Russell Okung suffered a high ankle sprain. That’s what plagued him all last season.

Seahawks re-sign Kelly Jennings, per report

c'est bon il est déjà prêt à envoyer du rêve: http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-preseason/09...n-47-yard-catch
ca fait plaisir de voir qu'il fait toujours 1m20

Royster looked real good and Helu is very impressive. We still got Hightower and Torrain, we might actually have to cut some decent players this year. It’s a welcome change.

Désolé mais le mec croit qu'il a 4 étalons dans son écurie, il va tomber de haut

Faudrait que je puisse me choper le match de présaison contre les Steelers pour voir ce que ça a donné (si quelqu'un connait un torrent, je prends! )

The Shanahans "love Hightower as a one-cut runner, as a pass-catcher, as a goal-line back and as a pass-blocker."

Clairement, c'est quoi ce gars qui croit qu'on a un jeu de course du tonnerre??!!

Pour répondre a ton tweet Varino, je pense qu'Hightower et Torain vont faire du 50/50, avec un petit avantage pour Torain quand même (il connait deja le système Shanahan...). Faudrait que je puisse me choper le match de présaison contre les Steelers pour voir ce que ça a donné (si quelqu'un connait un torrent, je prends! )

ça a donné que si le match était une indication,Hightower est le #1
d'ailleurs :

Après y'a plutôt interet a ce que le jeu de course soit efficace, vu les WR qu'on se tape...

Merci!
Et pour les Stealers? RAS?

Merci!
Et pour les Stealers? RAS?

7 sacks quand même, et vu le talent (présumé) du QB derrière j'ai peur que vous soyez encore plus uni-dimensionnels cette saison. Je prédis malheureusement une régression pour les Jets, qui restera une équipe solide.

Tes impressions sur Bilal Powell stp?

Oui 7 sacks mais attention Mangold a pas joué tout de même, et on s'est retrouvé avec un rookie comme centre dès le 1er quart après la blessure de Turner. Mais oui c'est inquiétant surtout que Ducrasse soit toujours aussi mou.

Powell j'ai été dessus de pas le voir plus, on l'a pas utilisé beaucoup hier soir. Peut être plus dans le 4e mais j'ai pas vu. du coup j'ai pas trop d'impression, je crois que je l'ai vu faire 2 courses, une en force pour 3 yards et la 2e pour un no gain. Une réception aussi je crois. De ce que j'ai vu la et de ce que j'ai lu sur les Training Camp, je pense que cette année il jouera pas énormément, qu'on va tenter de voir ce qu'on peut tirer de Joe McKnight. Par contre ca à l'air d'être un bon coureur puissant et je pense que l'année prochaine il sera un bon backup de Shonn Greene. En tout cas Rex Ryan et le coaching staff l'a en très haute estime.

Merci
Je mets une petite pièce sur lui titulaire dès l'an prochain ou du moins dans un RBBC si Greene ne décolle pas, on a vu des choses plus folles en foot..
McKnight... quand tu lis ce que les gens disaient sur lui à la sortie du lycée, c'est un gachis. Il aurait du être un phénomène mais je crois qu'il n'est pas assez équipé en haut, si tu vois ce que je veux dire. En plus après USC il enchaine un autre club à paillettes, pas sur que ce soit le mieux pour lui.

Seahawks Sign Safety Bigby

Renton, Wash. – The Seattle Seahawks have signed safety Atari Bigby, the team announced this afternoon.

Bigby originally signed with the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted rookie free agent in May 2005, was subsequently released and signed with the New York Jets before again being released and signing to the Green Bay Packers practice squad on November 1, 2005.

He spent six seasons in Green Bay starting 33 of 46 career games, becoming the full-time starter at strong safety from 2007-09. He started all 16 games in 2007, posting career-highs in tackles (121, 95 solo), interceptions (5) and passes defensed (13). His 2008 and 2009 seasons were cut short due to injuries, starting a total of 20 games.

Bigby has started three of five career playoff games, totaling 20 stops (16 solo) and helped Green Bay win Super Bowl XLV in North Texas this past February.

To make room on the roster, Seattle released fullback Dorson Boyce.