By R44 1B~ Darin Erstad~ Los Angeles (AL)–Former punter for the 1994 National Champion Nebraska Cornhuskers. Averaged over 42 yards per punt. Was such an impressive walk-on punter, he was offered a full football scholarship in 1994 by legendary coach Tom Osbourne. Had possible NFL potential as a punter, but decided to concentrate on baseball… Read more

By R44 Former USC defensive tackle Manuel Wright declaring for the Supplemental was the worst kept secret in college football. DraftDaddy.com had been reporting since February that the talented Wright would not qualify academically and would be forced to opt for the NFL. Wright had hoped to start at least one season before making the… Read more

JETS ANNOUNCE DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR DONNIE HENDERSON’S CONTRACT EXTENSION New York City – The New York Jets announced today Defensive Coordinator Donnie Henderson’s contract has been extended. As per Club policy, terms of the agreement were not disclosed. The announcement was made by Executive Vice President and General Manager Terry Bradway. In his first year (2004)… Read more

Memorial Day On this Memorial Day we remember those who lost their lives. We thank those who fought to save lives. And we pray for the healing of those they left behind. America stands united to face any challenge. Let us salute those who ensure our freedom and safety. Happy Memorial Day… Read more

By Frank BaroneThe Quarterback Type you want to have to win a NFL championshipWhen you start talking about the great quarterbacks, I think of Unitas, Marino, Montana, Staubach, Namath, etc. There is one thing that some people overlook when looking at the quarterback position, but I feel is one of the most important factors when… Read more

By R44 QB~ Erik Meyer ~ Eastern Washington–Small school superstar, who at 6’1′ may not have the physical skills to excel in the NFL. Threw for 31 TD’s in 2004. Travis Lulay of Montana State and former Florida Gators recruit Ingle Martin (Furman) are also top small school quarterbacks. RB~ Travis Glasford ~ Western Illinois–Dual… Read more

NOT DEAD YET By BTJF NEW YORK – There is no more successful franchise in the history of recorded sports than the New York Yankees. Success, of course, breeds jealousy and resentment. It was true in the 1950s when comedian Joe E. Lewis said, “Rooting for the Yankees is like rooting for U.S. Steel.” It… Read more

By R44 DT~ Rodrique Wright ~ Texas– Wright came into 2004, his junior season, as a player many felt would garner strong first round consideration after a super sophomore season. However, nagging injuries and constant double teams really affected the 6’5″, 305 pound super prospect, plunging his draft stock. As a sophomore he was dominant… Read more

By R44 QB~ Matt Leinart ~ Southern California–Former major league baseball pitching prospect, has become a big-armed college football star, winning the Heisman Trophy in 2004 and leading his team to another National title. At 6’5″ and 225 pounds, Leinart has thrown 71 TD’s and completed nearly 65 percent of his attempts the last 2… Read more

Each month, our intrepid cub reporter, Gang Green Girl, interviews world-famous recording artist, Jets fan, and deep philosophical thinker Brenda to get her thoughts on life, love and all things Bren. Note to readers: This interview was done before Brenda fell in love with TomShane’s brother. GGG: What one thing haven’t you done that you… Read more

Dear Greengal, I am at a loss of what to do ..The draft is over and training camp doesn’t start till July? What am I going to do between now and then. Help! depressed in Danbury Dear Double D, Ah yes…the time in limbo where the anticipation of the draft is gone and training camp… Read more