Should the Colts Bring Back Cato June, Marvin Harrison, and Dominic Rhodes? posted by Josh Dhani

With the Colts not re-signing Freddie Keihao and Tyjaun Hagler, should they start bringing in new ones in the draft?

Absolutely not!

Why bring James Laurenitis, like the NFL Network suggested in their mock draft, when they can bring back this important linebacker: Cato June?

Now that Reggie Wayne might be the number one target, it will be hard running the offense because everyone will be ganging up on him. Manning has to throw to Roy Hall, Pierre Garcon, or Anthony Gonzalez (see Breaking Down the Colts Pt. 3). Still, it will be tough for them to get the ball because they really aren't masters of the playbook like Harrison and Wayne.

And speaking of Harrison...why can't we bring him back? This guy is a legend to the Colts, and no one is interested in the soon-to-be 37-year-old wide receiver who still has something left in the tank.

The last year when Joseph Addai struggled, Dominic Rhodes helped out big time. Rhodes is in free agency, and only a few teams have expressed interest in him.

But he hasn't been signed by those teams, has he? No way. We should bring Rhodes back. Rhodes is a great player. If you don't believe me, take a look for yourself.

And Bryan Brackney. I am sorry, but I highly disagree with those of you who say that if Rhodes gets signed by the Colts, Mike Hart can easily beat him out for the second string back in the depth chart. Rhodes is the X-Factor to the team. He has been very good with the Colts, and every year he gets better and better.

Now that I have covered Rhodes, what about the other two Colts' amazing players?

Ryan Moats, You Are a Better Man Than Me... posted by Tony Vandervort

By now we've all heard the story and probably seen the video. Houston Texans running back Ryan Moats was driving his family to the Baylor Regional Medical Center in the Dallas Suburb of Plano, to make it to see his mother-in-law as she was in critical condition. She was suffering from breast cancer, and they had been told she didn't have much time. Moats put on his hazards, and by his account rolled through a red light after making sure the way was clear. Officer Robert Powell was parked nearby and attempted to pull him over. Moats continued to drive a short distance to the hospital, as Powell pursued. As he pulled up near the entrance of the hospital, the family jumped out of the car. Officer Powell instructed them to get back in the car, but Moats wife Tamishia and another family member ran inside. Ryan Moats tried explaining the situation to Officer Powell, who over the course of the next thirteen minutes would not listen, and herein lies the controversy.

For about the first five minutes of the conversation, Mr. Moats tried in vain to explain what was going on. He could hardly get a word out, as Officer Powell told him more than once to keep his mouth shut. At one point he even told him, "I can screw you over". After a few minutes, Ryan seemed to realize that arguing was getting him nowhere, even slowing down the process. He asked that he be given his ticket so he could be on his way, which would not happen for approximately eight more minutes. As Officer Powell took his time writing the citation, Moats mother-in-law, 45 year old Jonetta Collinsworth, passed away with her daughter by her side.

The Quarterback Dilemma in Cleveland (November 28, 2007) posted by Michael Langston Moore

On Sunday, the Browns beat the Houston Texans to the score of 27-17. Afterwards, on such Cleveland sports programs like “Browns Redzone,” fans called in to voice their anxiety about the quarterback situation. 

Derek Anderson, just 24 years old, is having a sensational season for a man who lost the
starting quarterback job to Charlie Frye in August. A former sixth round draft pick, Anderson’s Browns are fast becoming the Cinderella story of the NFL. A significant reason for the team’s success rests on the shoulders of the 6’6” signal caller. Anderson’s stats are great, as he has thrown for 2,758 yards, 22 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. His quarterback rating is 89.5, better than Peyton Manning. 

So why are fans unhappy? 

A big issue is that the Cleveland fans are not used to winning. They have suffered through a team move and on-field mediocrity since returning to the league in 1999. Browns’ fans’ expectations are through the roof. Another issue, though, is Anderson himself. While his numbers are incredible, Anderson does seem to sometimes have accuracy issues. For every incredible throw, a few passes will sail out of his hand that will give one reason to pause and rewind their Tivo in confusion. 

The bigger issue, though, is the Brady Quinn factor.
Not only are fans curious to see what they have in Quinn, the Browns also are not a complete team yet. 

Texans sign QB Grossman (AP)

The Houston Texans have signed quarterback Rex Grossman. Grossman, an unrestricted free agent, led the Chicago Bears to the NFC championship in 2006, when he threw for 3,193 yards and 23 touchdowns. The 28-year-old will compete with Alex Brink to be Houston's third quarterback behind starter Matt Schaub and Dan Orlovsky, who spent last season in Detroit. [read full article]

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Texans agree to deal with QB Grossman (AP)

A person familiar with the negotiations says the Houston Texans have agreed to a deal with quarterback Rex Grossman. The person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the agreement had not yet been announced, said Grossman is expected to sign after passing a physical. Grossman, an unrestricted free agent, led the Chicago Bears to the NFC championship in 2006. [read full article]

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