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Brett Favre is a New York Jet

Good bye Chad Pennington. We hardly knew you or better yet, we knew you were not as good as Brett Favre.
Today the Jets signed Brett Favre and released Chad Pennington.
This was a fabulous off season for the Jets.
Coming off a 4-12 season in 2007, the Jets had already spent approximately $140 million in the offseason, counting all-pro guard Alan Faneca, Pro Bowl fullback Tony Richardson, emerging linebacker Calvin Pace, former Pro Bowl defensive lineman Kris Jenkins and tackle Damien Woody among their haul. They …read more

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No, no, no.
Roy Williams is going nowhere.
Wait a minute that would be the Detroit Lions are going nowhere.
The Dallas Cowboys would love to trade for Roy Williams, but Coach Rod Marinelli says he is not on the trading block.
“I’m like the dad sitting at the doorway,” Marinelli continued. “Nobody’s dating my daughter. Nobody’s coming in. Just no. He looks fabulous right now. He’s in that position for having a tremendous year, I think. So, just no.”
Is there anything that could change the Lions’ mind? The Cowboys have two first-round picks. What …read more

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The Jets have something in common with the Detroit Lions Damien Woody. Both of them have an insatiable appetite. Only the Jets appetite appears to be for linemen.
Yesterday it was Alan Faneca and today they are after Damien Woody.
Woody, 30, is projected as the starting right tackle, replacing Anthony Clement, but he never played the position until the final five games of last season. Between Woody and left guard Alan Faneca, whose five-year, $40 million contract will be …read more