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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:30:29 GMT -5
NFL Coaching Carousel
Now with the Carolina Panthers and Cincinnati Bengals eliminated from playoff contention, the futures of Sean McDermott and Hue Jackson were made known to the world where they'll be in 2016. McDermott said he wishes to stay with Carolina and bring a defense that's worked so hard their first Super Bowl... On the other hand, Hue Jackson will be coaching at Philadelphia as their new coach.
The jobs remaining are Detroit, New Orleans, and Denver.
After McDermott turned down the offers, more importantly the New Orleans Saints, they're now looking at Mike Smith as their lead candidate, since his familiarity with the NFC South and his experience. It's also rumored the Saints won't rule out the complete opposite and looking at the college ranks.
The Detroit Lions are very hopeful, win or lose for the Patriots, that Josh McDaniels will be their next head coach. It's said they have no backup plan if things derail.
The Denver Broncos have had a rough offseason already, losing their quarterback and coach. They look to replace both, so they're considering everything. John Elway reportedly wants a high-profile name at head coach, but he understands the familiarity between a coach and quarterback, that he might hire one in hopes of gaining the both. The Broncos are searching at the college ranks, as well as the professional ranks. A name thrown out there is one with the Atlanta Falcons, coach Kyle Shanahan. He's been the offensive coordinator at four places now, and his father Mike coincidentally won two Super Bowls back in the 1990s with. Kyle Shanahan does have ties to two, possibly three, quarterbacks who are on the market this offseason, Robert Griffin III, Kirk Cousins, and one Johnny Manziel who the Browns are apparently "done" with. |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:30:48 GMT -5
With the Pro Bowl a week before the big game, Team Rice beat Team Irvin, with the star player being Steelers WR Antonio Brown, 8 catches, including 3 touchdowns, going for a total of 136 receiving yards, as Team Rice won 63-61. |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:31:07 GMT -5
NFL Coaching Carousel
The Denver Broncos were looking at hiring Kyle Shanahan as their next head coach, or at least the possibility of it, but Kyle Shanahan turned Denver down, not wanting to be in the Broncos organization. Denver's now broadened their search, and there's not one specific hire mentioned, but it's been told they've been the second NFL team to reach out to Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly. Kelly was contacted by the Eagles, but said he had no hopes of jumping to the NFL. However, sources are claiming that Brian Kelly is interested in at least an interview.
The Detroit Lions are still firm in Josh McDaniels, but at Media Day in the Super Bowl Week festivities, he said he hasn't interviewed with anyone and is only focused on Super Bowl 50.
The New Orleans Saints have found their head coach of the future! Buccaneers offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter has agreed to coach the Saints. He'll leave Jameis Winston, #1 overall pick of the Buccaneers, to a new OC for his second pro year, which Koetter actually took to the press conference to wish Winston the best of luck, telling him to keep his head up. |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:31:25 GMT -5
NFL SUPER BOWL 50(13-3) Green Bay Packers versus (15-1) New England Patriots| TEAM | Quarter 1 | Quarter 2 | Quarter 3 | Quarter 4 | FINAL | | Packers | 7 | 20 | 27 | 40 | 40 (Win) | | Patriots | 0 | 10 | 20 | 34 | 34 (Loss) |
Congratulations to the Green Bay Packers on winning Super Bowl 50, 40-34! Super Bowl MVP honors were rewarded to Aaron Rodgers for an outstanding performance! (346 passing yards, 4 touchdowns, and no interceptions) Best of luck to every team next year who has the hopes of winning Super Bowl 51! |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:31:44 GMT -5
FINAL RECORDS & STANDINGSAmerican Football Conference
EAST
New England Patriots (15-1)
New York Jets (12-4)
Miami Dolphins (9-7)
Buffalo Bills (3-12-1)
NORTH
Cincinnati Bengals (13-3)
Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7)
Baltimore Ravens (5-11)
Cleveland Browns (2-14)
SOUTH
Houston Texans (9-7)
Indianapolis Colts (8-8)
Jacksonville Jaguars (7-9)
Tennessee Titans (3-13)
WEST
Denver Broncos (11-5)
Oakland Raiders (10-6)
Kansas City Chiefs (9-7)
San Diego Chargers (5-11)
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
EAST
New York Giants (9-7)
Philadelphia Eagles (7-9)
Washington Redskins (6-10)
Dallas Cowboys (5-10-1)
NORTH
Green Bay Packers (13-3)
Chicago Bears (8-8)
Minnesota Vikings (6-10)
Detroit Lions (3-13)
SOUTH
Carolina Panthers (14-2)
Atlanta Falcons (8-8)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-9)
New Orleans Saints (5-11)
WEST
Arizona Cardinals (10-6)
St. Louis Rams (9-7)
Seattle Seahawks (9-7)
San Fransisco 49ers (7-9) 2016 NFL DRAFT ORDER1. Cleveland Browns (2-14)
2. Detroit Lions (3-13)
3. Tennessee Titans (3-13)
4. Buffalo Bills (3-12-1)
5. San Diego Chargers (5-11)
6. New Orleans Saints (5-11)
7. Baltimore Ravens (5-11)
8. Dallas Cowboys (5-10-1)
9. Minnesota Vikings (6-10)
10. Washington Redskins (6-10)
11. San Fransisco 49ers (7-9)
12. Jacksonville Jaguars (7-9)
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-9)
14. Philadelphia Eagles (7-9)
15. Indianapolis Colts (8-8)
16. Chicago Bears (8-8)
17. Atlanta Falcons (8-8)
18. Pittsburgh Steelers (9-7)
19. Miami Dolphins (9-7)
20. Kansas City Chiefs (9-7)
21. St. Louis Rams (9-7) -- playoff team.
22. Arizona Cardinals (10-6) -- playoff team.
23. New York Jets (11-5) -- playoff team.
24. Denver Broncos (11-5) -- playoff team.
25. Seattle Seahawks (9-7) -- playoff team.
26. New York Giants (9-7) -- playoff team.
27. Houston Texans (9-7) -- playoff team.
28. Oakland Raiders (10-6) -- playoff team.
29. Cincinnati Bengals (13-3) -- AFC runner ups.
30. Carolina Panthers (14-2) -- NFC runner ups.
31. New England Patriots (15-1) -- NFL runner ups.
32. Green Bay Packers (13-3) -- Super Bowl champs. 2015 NFL SEASON PLAYOFFSAFC
Wild Card
#5 New York Jets (11-5) at #4 Houston Texans [W] (9-7)
#6 Oakland Raiders [W] (10-6) at #3 Denver Broncos (11-5)
Divisional
#4 Houston Texans (9-7) at #2 Cincinnati Bengals [W] (13-3)
#6 Oakland Raiders (10-6) at #1 New England Patriots [W] (15-1)
Conference
#2 Cincinnati Bengals (13-3) at #1 New England Patriots [W] (15-1)
NFC
Wild Card
#5 St. Louis Rams (9-7) at #4 New York Giants [W] (9-7)
#6 Seattle Seahawks [W] (9-7) at #3 Arizona Cardinals (10-6)
Divisional
#4 New York Giants (9-7) at #2 Green Bay Packers [W] (13-3)
#6 Seattle Seahawks (9-7) at #1 Carolina Panthers [W] (14-2)
Conference
#2 Green Bay Packers [W] (13-3) at #1 Carolina Panthers (14-2)
Super Bowl 50
(13-3) Green Bay Packers [W] vs (15-1) New England Patriots |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:32:03 GMT -5
NFL Coaching Carousel
The time known as the "Coaching Carousel" has official ended after the final two teams announced who will be at the helm for their football teams in the 2016 season.
The Detroit Lions wanted to hire Josh McDaniels, but after the Patriots failed in Super Bowl 50, he's requested to stay with the Patriots for the upcoming season. This left the Lions in a big hole, but crawled out if it by announcing their own Teryl Austin for the new head coaching spot. Austin was the Lions defensive coordinator in 2015, and will look at the adding responsibility in 2016.
The Denver Broncos were caught by surprise to be in this position back-to-back years, after hiring Gary Kubiak last offseason and then Kubiak's shocking retirement this offseason. They wanted a high-profile coaching name, who could keep them in playoff contention, even after Peyton Manning's retirement. They also wanted a young coach who could be around for many years to come. The Broncos tried luring Kyle Shanahan from Atlanta, who wasn't interested in trying to follow in his father's footsteps at Denver. The Broncos then searched the college ranks by trying to entice Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly to change his mind and give the NFL a shot, but he too shut them down. The Broncos organization was not to be outdone this offseason, however, as the Broncos hired Alabama offensive coordinator, and former coach of the USC Trojans, Lane Kiffin! Lane Kiffin will be making a return to the NFL where he has a 25% winning precentage, 1.25 seasons with the Oakland Raiders organization nearly a decade ago.
The Coaching Carousel is officially over!
Miami Joe Philbin -> interim -> Dan Campbell*
Tennessee Ken Whisenhunt -> interim -> Chip Kelly
Indianapolis Chuck Pagano -> Sean Payton
Philadelphia Chip Kelly -> Hue Jackson
New Orleans Sean Payton -> Dirk Koetter
Detroit Jim Caldwell -> Teryl Austin
Denver Gary Kubiak -> Lane Kiffin
Ken Whisenhunt will be the new Buccaneers offensive coordinator, replacing Dirk Koetter.
Jim Caldwell will be the new Bengals offensive coordinator, replacing Hue Jackson.
Teryl Austin expects to be the head coach of the Detroit Lions, as well as maintain full control of the defense.
* - Dan Campbell replaced Joe Philbin midseason as interim, going 8-4. |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:32:25 GMT -5
NFL's Coveted Free Agents
1. Von Miller (3-4 OLB) from Denver
2. Muhammad Wilkerson (3-4 DE) from NY Jets
3. Josh Norman (CB) from Carolina
4. Olivier Vernon (4-3 DE) from Miami
5. Eric Berry (S) from Kansas City
6. Alson Jeffery (WR) from Chicago
7. Cordy Glenn (OT) from Buffalo
8. Malik Jackson (3-4 DE) from Denver
9. Jason Pierre-Paul (4-3 DE) from NY Giants
10. Janoris Jenkins (CB) from St. Louis
11. Kelechi Osemele (G) from Baltimore
12. Derek Wolfe (3-4 DE) from Denver
13. Damon Harrison (DT) from NY Jets
14. Ian Williams (DT) from NY Jets
15. Greg Hardy (4-3 DE) from Dallas
16. Doug Martin (RB) from Tampa Bay
17. Lamar Miller (RB) from Miami
18. Derrick Johnson (ILB) from Kansas City
19. Mitchell Schwartz (OT) from Cleveland
20. Matt Forte (RB) from Chicago
21. Russell Okung (OT) from Seattle
22. Kirk Cousins (QB) from Washington
23. Eric Weddle (S) from San Diego
24. Danny Trevathan (ILB) from Denver
25. Aldon Smith (4-3 OLB) from Oakland
26. Sean Smith (CB) from Kansas City
27. Donald Penn (OT) from Oakland
28. Jerrell Freeman (ILB) from Indianapolis
29. Sam Bradford (QB) from Philadelphia
30. Casey Hayward (CB) from Green Bay
31. Prince Amukamara (CB) from NY Giants
32. Chris Ivory (RB) from NY Jets
33. Terrance Knighton (DT) from Washington
34. George Iloka (S) from Cincinnati
35. Antonio Gates (TE) from San Diego
36. Tashaun Gipson (S) from Cleveland
37. Marvin Jones (WR) from Cincinnati
38. Travis Benjamin (WR) from Cleveland
39. Haloti Ngata (DT) from Detroit
40. Bruce Irvin (4-3 OLB) from Seattle
41. Junior Galette (3-4 OLB) from Washington
42. Trumaine Johnson (CB) from St. Louis
43. Jaye Howard (DT) from Kansas City
44. Richie Incognito (G) from Buffalo
45. Evan Mathis (G) from Denver
46. Kelvin Beachum (OT) from Pittsburgh
47. Robert Ayers (4-3 DE) from NY Giants
48. Ramon Foster (G) from Pittsburgh
49. Brock Osweiler (QB) from Denver
50. Alex Boone (G) from San Fransisco
Cap Casualties
QB Robert Griffin III, cut from Washington Redskins
RB Arian Foster, cut from Houston Texans
WR Pierre Garcon, cut from Washington Redskins
CB Brandon Carr, cut from Dallas Cowboys |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:32:49 GMT -5
The following players have retired from the National Football League...
QB Peyton Manning
RB James Starks
WR Jerricho Cotchery
WR Devin Hester
WR Andre Johnson
WR Reggie Wayne
C Dominic Raiola
DT Vince Wilfork
CB Charles Woodson |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:33:02 GMT -5
NFL's Coveted Free Agents
1. Von Miller (3-4 OLB) from Denver -> Pittsburgh (5 years)
2. Muhammad Wilkerson (3-4 DE) from NY Jets -> Buffalo (6 years)
3. Josh Norman (CB) from Carolina -> Carolina (5 years)
4. Olivier Vernon (4-3 DE) from Miami -> Chicago (4 years)
5. Eric Berry (S) from Kansas City -> Kansas City (3 years)
6. Alshon Jeffery (WR) from Chicago -> San Diego (3 years)
7. Cordy Glenn (OT) from Buffalo -> Buffalo (5 years)
8. Malik Jackson (3-4 DE) from Denver -> Cleveland (5 years)
9. Jason Pierre-Paul (4-3 DE) from NY Giants -> Miami (3 years)
10. Janoris Jenkins (CB) from St. Louis -> Dallas (4 years)
11. Kelechi Osemele (G) from Baltimore -> Baltimore (5 years)
12. Derek Wolfe (3-4 DE) from Denver -> Denver (4 years)
13. Damon Harrison (DT) from NY Jets -> NY Jets (5 years)
14. Ian Williams (DT) from NY Jets -> Washington (3 years)
15. Greg Hardy (4-3 DE) from Dallas -> Tampa Bay (2 years)
16. Doug Martin (RB) from Tampa Bay -> Tampa Bay (5 years)
17. Lamar Miller (RB) from Miami -> Arizona (3 years)
18. Derrick Johnson (ILB) from Kansas City -> Kansas City (3 years)
19. Mitchell Schwartz (OT) from Cleveland -> Cleveland (3 years)
20. Matt Forte (RB) from Chicago -> Atlanta (2 years)
21. Russell Okung (OT) from Seattle -> Carolina (5 years)
22. Kirk Cousins (QB) from Washington -> Washington (6 years)
23. Eric Weddle (S) from San Diego -> Carolina (5 years)
24. Danny Trevathan (ILB) from Denver -> Denver (6 years)
25. Aldon Smith (4-3 OLB) from Oakland -> Detroit (2 years)
26. Sean Smith (CB) from Kansas City -> Kansas City (4 years)
27. Donald Penn (OT) from Oakland -> Oakland (3 years)
28. Jerrell Freeman (ILB) from Indianapolis -> Indianapolis (3 years)
29. Sam Bradford (QB) from Philadelphia -> Cleveland (2 years)
30. Casey Hayward (CB) from Green Bay -> Green Bay (3 years)
31. Prince Amukamara (CB) from NY Giants -> Pittsburgh (4 years)
32. Chris Ivory (RB) from NY Jets -> Dallas (3 years)
33. Terrance Knighton (DT) from Washington -> Denver (1 year)
34. George Iloka (S) from Cincinnati -> Cincinnati (4 years)
35. Antonio Gates (TE) from San Diego -> San Diego (1 year)
36. Tashaun Gipson (S) from Cleveland -> Chicago (3 years)
37. Marvin Jones (WR) from Cincinnati -> New Orleans (3 years)
38. Travis Benjamin (WR) from Cleveland -> Cleveland (4 years)
39. Haloti Ngata (DT) from Detroit -> Baltimore (1 year)
40. Bruce Irvin (4-3 OLB) from Seattle -> Jacksonville (5 years)
41. Junior Galette (3-4 OLB) from Washington -> San Fransisco (2 years)
42. Trumaine Johnson (CB) from St. Louis -> St. Louis (3 years)
43. Jaye Howard (DT) from Kansas City -> San Diego (3 years)
44. Richie Incognito (G) from Buffalo -> Buffalo (3 years)
45. Evan Mathis (G) from Denver -> New England (2 years)
46. Kelvin Beachum (OT) from Pittsburgh -> Pittsburgh (3 years)
47. Robert Ayers (4-3 DE) from NY Giants -> NY Giants (3 years)
48. Ramon Foster (G) from Pittsburgh -> Pittsburgh (2 years)
49. Brock Osweiler (QB) from Denver -> Houston (2 years)
50. Alex Boone (G) from San Fransisco -> San Fransisco (3 years)
Cap Casualties
QB Robert Griffin III, cut from Washington Redskins, signs with Denver (2 years)
RB Arian Foster, cut from Houston Texans, signs with Oakland (2 years)
WR Pierre Garcon, cut from Washington Redskins, signs with Detroit (3 years)
CB Brandon Carr, cut from Dallas Cowboys, signs with New England (2 years) |
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Post by blackHEART on Jul 12, 2016 16:33:29 GMT -5
ROUND ONE --
1. Cleveland Browns select Joey Bosa (3-4 OLB) of Ohio State
2. Detroit Lions select Laremy Tunsil (OT) of Ole Miss
3. Tennessee Titans select A'Shawn Robinson (DT) of Alabama
4. Buffalo Bills select Myles Jack (4-3 OLB) of UCLA
5. San Fransisco 49ers [1] select Mackenzie Alexander (CB) of Clemson
6. New Orleans Saints select Laquon Treadwell (WR) of Ole Miss
7. Baltimore Ravens select Jalen Ramsey (CB) of Florida State
8. Dallas Cowboys select Emmanuel Ogbah (4-3 DE) of Oklahoma State
9. Minnesota Vikings select Reggie Ragland (4-3 OLB) of Alabama
10. Washington Redskins select DeForest Buckner (3-4 DE) of Oregon
11. San Diego Chargers [1] select Ronnie Stanley (OT) of Notre Dame
12. Jacksonville Jaguars select Shaq Lawson (4-3 DE) of Clemson
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers select Taylor Decker (OT) of Ohio State
14. Philadelphia Eagles Jared Goff (QB) of California
15. Indianapolis Colts select Corey Coleman (WR) of Baylor
16. Chicago Bears select Jonathan Allen (DE) of Alabama
17. Atlanta Falcons select Jaylon Smith (4-3 OLB) of Notre Dame
18. Pittsburgh Steelers select Tre'Davious White (CB) of LSU
19. Denver Broncos [2] select Ezekiel Elliot (RB) of Ohio State
20. Kansas City Chiefs select Shawn Oakman (3-4 DE) of Baylor
21. St. Louis Rams select Kendall Fuller (CB) of Virginia Tech
22. Arizona Cardinals select Shilique Calhoun (3-4 OLB) of Michigan State
23. Green Bay Packers [3] select Robert Nkemdiche (3-4 DE) of Ole Miss
24. Miami Dolphins [2] select Kevin Dodd (4-3 DE) of Clemson
25. Seattle Seahawks select Jack Conklin (OT) of Michigan State
26. New York Giants select Adolphus Washington (4-3 DT) of Ohio State
27. Cleveland Browns select [4] Jason Spriggs (OT) of Indiana
28. Oakland Raiders select Germain Ifedi (OT) of Texas A&M
29. Cincinnati Bengals select Nick Martin (C) of Notre Dame
30. Carolina Panthers select Josh Docton (WR) of TCU
31. New England Patriots FORFEIT
32. New York Jets [3] select Carl Nassib (3-4 DE) of Penn State
[1] Chargers and 49ers execute trade. SF receives 5th overall pick; SD receives 11th overall pick, their 2nd-round pick, and a 2017 2nd-round pick.
[2] Dolphins and Broncos execute trade. DEN receives 19th overall pick; MIA receives 24th overall pick and Denver's 3rd-round selection.
[3] Jets and Packers execute trade. GB receives 23rd overall pick; NYJ receives 32nd overall pick, their 3rd-round pick, and a 2017 4th-round choice.
[4] Texans and Browns execute trade. CLE receives 27th overall pick; HOU receives the 33rd overall pick, a 2017 2nd-round pick, and a 2017 5th-round pick. |
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