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New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012.[31 Team Pics]

Posted by admin on March 31, 2011 No comments

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics] Starting in 2012, Nike will replace Reebok as the provider for uniforms in the NFL Jerseys , all but putting Reebok completely out of business I am sure. The uniforms, however real or fake, have been circulating the web, and regardless of who designed them, they are pretty damn awesome.

The Bengals, Patriots, and Redskins instantly jump out as being the most dramatic designs – the creativity level for Browns uniforms has obviously reached its peak – and sorry Packers fans, looks like you might not be around in 2012.

Check out all of the uniforms below.

Buffalo Bills

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Miami Dolphins

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

New England Patriots

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

New York Jets

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Denver Broncos

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Kansas City Chiefs

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Oakland Raiders

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

San Diego Chargers

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Baltimore Ravens

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Cincinnati Bengals

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Cleveland Browns

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Pittsburgh Steelers

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Houston Texans

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Indianapolis Colts

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Jacksonville Jaguars

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Tennessee Titans

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Dallas Cowboys

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

New York Giants

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Philadelphia Eagles

Washington Redskins

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Arizona Cardinals

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

San Francisco 49ers

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Seattle Seahawks

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

St. Louis Rams

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Chicago Bears

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Detroit Lions

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Minnesota Vikings

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Atlanta Falcons

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Carolina Panthers

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

New Orleans Saints

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Tampa Bay Bucs

New NFL Nike Uniforms for 2012, Real or Fake? [31 Team Pics]

Kansas City Chiefs Lockout Plan Comes Out

Posted by admin on March 4, 2011 No comments

I’m sure many of you have read the report from Adam Teicher in Wednesday morning’s Kansas City Star. He writes that, in the event of a lockout, Kansas City Chiefs employees will be subject to a salary reduction and that includes head honchos like GM Scott Pioli, head coach Todd Haley and president Mark Donovan. The Associated Press has since confirmed the report.

Check out Teicher’s report for all the details but a few of the keys are that the salary reduction would be tiered so that the highest salaried folks — likely Pioli and Haley — would receive the highest reduction, NFL. no one will be laid off and the money will be paid back if there is a full 2011 season (it’s unclear if “full” includes preseason). The average reduction will be less than10 percent.

Jason Campbell Gets the Nod Again for Surging Raiders

Posted by admin on November 5, 2010 No comments

Jason Campbell will start at quarterback for the Raiders in Sunday’s pivotal AFC West matchup with the division-leading Kansas City Chiefs, Raiders coach Tom Cable said on Thursday.

It will be Campbell’s fourth consecutive start in place of injured starter Bruce Gradkowski, whose sprained passing shoulder has improved, but not to the point where it’s fully healed.

“I think he’s close, but not enough,” Cable said of Gradkowski, who returned to practice in limited fashion this week. “As I said the other day, he’s got to be able to do everything we need him to do and he’s improving, getting better, all that. But still, to say he’d be 100 percent, it wouldn’t be fair.”

Cable left the door open a crack to the possibility of having Gradkowski as the No. 2 quarterback on Sunday, ahead of Kyle Boller. However, with a bye following the Raiders’ game on Sunday, Oakland may well err on the side of caution and keep Gradkowski on the sideline to give him additional recovery time.

“We’ll just see how he is (Friday) in terms of where he fits on the roster and all that,” Cable said of Gradkowski.

In starting Campbell, the Raiders are playing a hot hand. Campbell bounced back from a ragged initial outing in a loss to San Francisco three weeks ago to lead successive outbursts featuring back-to-back games with Oakland topping the 500-mark in total offense, the first time that’s been accomplished in team history. The Raiders have outscored their last two opponents, Denver and Seattle, by a combined 92-17 in stringing together consecutive wins for the first time this season.

Meanwhile, Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha missed a second day of practice Thursday with a sprained right ankle, but Cable said there’s still a chance he could play against the Chiefs.

Asomugha is “much better,” Cable said. “He’s putting weight on it and all that. We’ll see where he’s at (Friday). He feels like he may be able to do it so, we’ll see.”

If Asomugha can’t go, cornerback Chris Johnson, who returned to practice this week after missing the last game with a concussion, is expected to play in his place.

Tight end Zach Miller also did not practice because of a foot problem but Cable said he’s optimistic he’ll be able to play. Wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey took part in practice in limited fashion because of a shoulder injury.

Oakland Raiders’ Nnamdi Asomugha has ankle sprain; prognosis undetermined

Posted by admin on November 2, 2010 No comments

Raiders coach Tom Cable on Monday wasn’t ruling out the possibility that injured cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha will be able to play Sunday. Nor was he ruling out the possibility of Randy Moss becoming a Raider again.

An MRI exam performed on Asomugha’s right ankle revealed a sprain, but Cable said the team won’t know the severity until Wednesday.

“We’re doing all the tests and everything so we know exactly what’s going on,” Cable said. “It just appears to be an ankle sprain. How long that means “… We won’t know here for about 48 hours.”

Asomugha suffered the injury early in the fourth quarter Sunday when he stepped on the right foot of Seattle Seahawks receiver Golden Tate as they battled for a deep pass during the Raiders’ 33-3 victory.

Asomugha was helped off the field by medical personnel and has been unavailable for comment.

The resurgent Raiders (4-4) have other injury concerns heading into their showdown with the AFC West-leading Kansas City Chiefs (5-2) on Sunday. Wide receiver Louis Murphy probably will miss his second consecutive game as he continues to recover from a bruised chest, and tight end Zach Miller was on crutches after aggravating an injury to his right arch, though Cable said the crutches were precautionary.

Coincidentally, as two of the Raiders’ best pass-catchers are hobbled, one of the best ever is about to be placed on the waiver wire.

Moss reportedly was in the process of being waived by the

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Minnesota Vikings on Monday. Though his name was not on the league’s official waiver wire, his agent, Joel Segal, said in an e-mail to The Associated Press that it is “merely a technical thing” before Moss is officially waived.

Teams have 24 hours from the time a player is waived to place a claim. The team with the worst record that places a claim gets the rights to that player.

Cable said the Raiders “have an interest in anyone we think can help us,” but, he added, “It hasn’t been a discussion yet, and then the fact that it just happened, and there’s so much that has to go on.”

When asked if placing a claim on Moss was a distinct possibility, Cable said: “Well, I wouldn’t (rule it out). I don’t think you ever do if you think it can make your team better.”

Moss played for the Raiders in 2005-06. He was traded before the 2007 season to the New England Patriots for a fourth-round draft pick, which turned out to be cornerback John Bowie.

Managing general partner Al Davis has blamed former Raiders coaches Norv Turner and Art Shell for the way Moss failed to produce the kind of results with Oakland the way that he did for the Vikings in his first stint there and for the Patriots.

“Randy Moss was great here for us,” Davis said Sept. 12, 2009. “We couldn’t satisfy Randy. That was our fault. He’s a truly great player. The idea when you get a great player is to make him happy and satisfy him.”

Moss has $3.38 million left on the $6.4 million he is due this season.

Miller was unavailable for comment Monday, though Cable said the tight end isn’t any worse than he was before the Seahawks game.

Miller leads the Raiders in receptions (34), receiving yards (461) and receiving touchdowns (four). But he caught only one pass for 8 yards against the Seahawks, missing part of the game so he could get treated in the locker room and on the sideline.

Brandon Myers is the only other tight end on Oakland’s 53-man roster.

Murphy said he is making progress from the bruised chest he suffered against the Denver Broncos on Oct. 24. However, he probably won’t play Sunday, Cable said.

Murphy collided with fullback Marcel Reece on a pass play while getting drilled in the back by cornerback Perrish Cox.

Murphy said he coughed up blood for a short spell as a result of the play. That prompted team doctors to sit him out Sunday against the Seahawks.

“They just held me out, even though I felt fine and my chest felt fine,” Murphy said. “But with me coughing up blood and having internal bleeding, they didn’t want to take any chances with that.”

Murphy leads all Raiders wide receivers with 21 receptions for 337 yards and one touchdown.

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