NFL News – Friday, November 7, 2008
Week 10 Schedule, Vikings, Raiders and More…
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2
(Byes: Carolina, New Orleans, San Diego, San Francisco)
N.Y. Jets at Buffalo Bills
Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears
Jacksonville Jaguars at Cincinnati Bengals
Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Kansas City Chiefs
Houston Texans at Minnesota Vikings
Arizona Cardinals at St. Louis Rams
Green Bay Packers at Tennessee Titans
Miami Dolphins at Denver Broncos
Dallas Cowboys at N.Y. Giants
Atlanta Falcons at Oakland Raiders
Philadelphia Eagles at Seattle Seahawks
New England Patriots at Indianapolis Colts
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3
Pittsburgh Steelers at Washington Redskins
Allen responds to Kubiak’s charges
Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen responded to
allegations from Houston coach Gary Kubiak that his hit on
quarterback Matt Schaub was dirty. Allen says he didn’t intend
to injure Schaub when he hit the quarterback in the knee on
Sunday. Schaub’s medial collateral ligament was damaged and
he is expected to miss two to four weeks. On his weekly radio
show in Houston, Kubiak said he thought Allen intentionally
went for Schaub’s knees and would submit the play to the NFL
for review. Allen says he’s been in the league a long time
and his reputation speaks for itself.
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Redskins to give team honor to late Sean Taylor
Sean Taylor will be inducted into the Washington Redskins Ring
of Fame this month, following the first anniversary of his death.
Taylor will be honored during a pregame ceremony before the home
game against the New York Giants on Nov. 30. He died at age 24
on Nov. 27, 2007, a day after he was shot by an intruder at his
home in Miami. “It’s appropriate that Sean joins our Ring of
Fame after a stellar career cut short far too soon,” owner Dan
Snyder said in a statement. “His life touched so many of us in
such deep and lasting ways. His presence is all around us, in
our organization and among our fans.” A two-time Pro Bowl
safety, Taylor played four seasons with the Redskins after
Washington selected him with the No. 5 overall pick in the
2004 draft. Taylor will become the 43rd name on the Ring of
Fame, which honors those who have made distinguished
contributions to the Redskins. The ceremony will feature
a tribute to Taylor, messages from former teammates and a
presentation of a plaque to members of Taylor’s family.
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Raiders cut ties with Pro Bowler Hall after eight games
DeAngelo Hall’s disappointing stint with the Oakland Raiders
came to an early finish. The Raiders waived Hall on
Wednesday, less than eight months after they traded for the
former Pro Bowl cornerback and gave him a $70 million contract.
The acquisition of Hall from Atlanta in March was a big part
of Oakland’s plans to rebuild its defense. But the move has
backfired. The Raiders gave up a second-round pick to acquire
Hall and also gave him a seven-year contract. But Hall never
played up to that level. He struggled with nagging injuries
throughout training camp and was picked on constantly by
rookie receiver Eddie Royal and quarterback Jay Cutler in a
41-14 season-opening loss to Denver. With most teams
choosing to avoid throwing at standout cornerback Nnamdi
Asomugha on the other side of the field, Hall became a
frequent target. In his last game, he was beaten for a
37-yard touchdown pass to Michael Jenkins on the opening
drive of a 24-0 loss to his former Falcons team. In his eight
games in Oakland, Hall was beaten 40 times for 552 yards on
66 passes thrown his way, according to data compiled by
STATS LLC. He gave up more yards than any defender this
season and was tied for third worst in catches allowed.
Hall said earlier this season it took him time to get used
to Oakland’s man-to-man style of defense after being able to
freelance frequently while playing zone with the Falcons. He
had 17 interceptions in his four seasons in Atlanta, making
the Pro Bowl in 2005 and 2006. He had three interceptions
this year, but frequently got beaten on big plays. Hall got
about $8 million of his contract for playing in eight games.
But by releasing him now, the Raiders can use some of the
money they planned to give Hall to try to keep Asomugha.
Oakland placed the franchise tag on Asomugha this year
and would like to sign him to a long-term deal in the
offseason. In other moves, the Raiders placed safety
Tyvon Branch (shoulder) and linebacker Robert Thomas
(hamstring) on injured reserve with season-ending injuries.
The Raiders signed defensive back Michael Waddell, who was
released in training camp, and linebacker Marquis Cooper to
contracts.
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