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Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll

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Saturday, July 30, 2011

Former Boise State star Hall to join New Orleans Saints - IdahoStatesman.com

Former Boise State and Glenns Ferry High star Korey Hall is moving from one Super Bowl champion to another.

Hall on Friday signed with the New Orleans Saints, who won the Super Bowl at the end of the 2009 season. He leaves the Green Bay Packers, where Hall earned a Super Bowl ring at the end of the 2010 season.

Hall, who was a three-time All-WAC linebacker at Boise State, spent the past four seasons as a fullback and special-teamer for the Packers. He was a sixth-round pick in 2007.

The Saints' veteran fullback, Heath Evans, isn't expected to return, Hall said.

"The fullback is a pretty big part of their offense and in a lot of pass plays," Hall said of the Saints. "They get him the ball quite a bit. Overall, it will be a real fun place."

Hall agreed to terms with the Saints earlier this week but signings weren't official until 4 p.m. Friday. The Saints needed a quick decision, he said, and the Packers' interest was dependent on what happened with another free-agent fullback, John Kuhn.

"We just couldn't wait around too long," Hall said. "When we talked to New Orleans, they had to fill the position and we didn't want to miss out. … They were one of the first (teams) to send us an offer."

Hall is the second former Boise State player to leave the Packers this week, as offensive lineman Daryn Colledge agreed to a five-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals.

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Friday, July 29, 2011

Dimitroff propels his Falcons one step closer to a Super Bowl - Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)

Bill Belichick asks his former employee for managerial tips. (AJC photo by Curtis Compton)

Bill Belichick seeks managerial tips from a former employee. (AJC photo by Curtis Compton)

Flowery Branch — Assuming he hasn't done so already, Thomas Dimitroff should take several moments to prop his feet on the nearest ottoman, pour himself a tall glass of cabernet and crank his main man Bob Seger to 11 on the hi-fi. Dimitroff has it coming.

The great general manager aced his greatest test. Half his offseason business had been left undone. He'd traded 21 spots upward to draft Julio Jones, the wide receiver of vast promise, but the still-sought pass rusher would have to come via free agency, which owing to the NFL lockout would be rendered a frenzy.

Speaking in his office shortly after noon Friday, Dimitroff said, "I feel calm amid this ostensible disarray." An hour later, he felt positively serene. An hour later, the Falcons had their pass rusher.

They'd landed the free agent Ray Edwards, formerly of Minnesota. And here we stand back to assess what the Falcons have done over an offseason complicated by a work stoppage: Upgraded at receiver, upgraded at defensive end and retained right tackle Tyson Clabo, a free agent himself. If they do nothing else, they look to be a better team than they were last season, and last season they were 13-3. They look to be better because their master planner had, yet again, planned masterfully.

"When we're called on to adapt," Dimitroff said, "we want to be adaptable. This league is about being adaptable. The best teams are."

There was a time — decades of it, actually — when the Falcons were among the NFL's klutzes. That time ended when Arthur Blank found this GM by way of a webcam interview. Since January 2008 this has been a model organization, smart and assertive and prescient. These Falcons had a plan to handle the lockout. These Falcons have a plan for everything.

"Nothing has surprised me as yet," Dimitroff said, meaning about the post-lockout process Blank had called "free agency on steroids." The Falcons made a quick pitch to Charles Johnson, but that defensive end chose to re-up with Carolina for the stunning sum of $72 million ($30 million guaranteed) over six seasons.

Dimitroff again: "This is a puzzle, and it all has to fit together from a skill standpoint and a character standpoint, but it also has to fit financially."

The Falcons landed Edwards for $30 million ($11.5 guaranteed) over five seasons. That's a fit cut from regal cloth.

The day had begun with the Falcons shedding Jamaal Anderson and Michael Jenkins, first-round draftees from a previous regime. That was done to clear money for Edwards, who would come aboard not long after the first practice of Training Camp 2011 — a short and sedate walkthrough – ended. (There would be another session, this one with helmets, in the afternoon.)

"As a staff, we were so prepared going into this," Dimitroff said. "We've done a good job of being patient, and we'd said that going in: 'We have to be patient when things go awry a little bit.' "

Nothing really did. The Falcons took a run at Johnson but wound up with Edwards, who's likewise a left end and who has had 29 1/2 sacks over five NFL seasons to Johnson's 21 1/2 over four. And they did it at less than half the price.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but these aren't your father's Dumb Ol' Falcons. Dimitroff is shrewd enough to know what to do, bold enough to do it. "When we started, we said we didn't want to get to the point where we were over-analyzing things," he said. "There can be a tendency to second-guess and to hesitate, and when you do that you don't get the person and you're left holding your backside wondering, 'What happened?' "

What happened Friday was this: The Falcons reported to camp and were given an immediate jolt by news that their GM had delivered. The first day of on-field work ended with this franchise closer to holding the Lombardi Trophy than at any time since Rod Smith beat Eugene Robinson deep in the second quarter of Super Bowl XXXIII.

It's traditional on the first day of camp to guzzle Gatorade by the jug. On this Friday, an exception needed to be made: The Falcons should have raised a glass of the grape to their snowboarding architect. He'd done his part. The rest is up to them.

By Mark Bradley

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Thursday, July 28, 2011

3 tasks for the Jets at training camp - Metro.us

Gang Green has already re-signed some big talent but they still have plenty of holes to fill thanks to cuts.

1. The defense will Go West-erman

With holes at defensive end and outside linebacker, the Jets will need to plug some positions with talent already on their roster.

Given the lavish contract already handed out to Santonio Holmes, they might need to find some bargains.

Third-year defensive end/linebacker Jamaal Westerman could be that player to plug in a couple different slots in the two-deep. The Rutgers product had a tremendous offseason in terms of strength building.

“I’m excited to see Westerman, we need to give him an opportunity,” head coach Rex Ryan said.

2. Find a big target wide receiver

Now that the Jets have re-signed Holmes — a move that brings back their biggest offensive playmaker — other wideout needs exist.

But after spending big bucks to keep Holmes from testing the free agent market, the Jets still need to partner him with a possession-type wide receiver since Braylon Edwards is likely out of their price range now.

Can a practice squad player like Patrick Turner step up or would Randy Moss take a pay cut to play for a Super Bowl contender?

Identifying that big-body wide receiver is a must this training camp.

3. Do the offensive line shuffle

A player to watch in training camp is right tackle Vlad Ducasse, the team’s second round pick last season.

He saw spot duty in his rookie season after showing up to camp in less than ideal shape and after months of dedicated workouts, Ducasse is much more physically ready for the NFL grind.The Jets just resigned the versatile Wayne Hunter to a long-term deal, meaning that the two will battle it out for the position vacated by Damien Woody’s recent retirement.

Sanchez steps up as leader

Sometimes, it is easy to forget that Mark Sanchez is in his third year as a starting quarterback.

Jets fans, meet one of your captains for the 2011 season.

Head coach Rex Ryan named the 24-year-old quarterback his offensive captain on Wednesday during a conference call.

It was a bit of a surprise move to name a quarterback so young and still learning to take a leadership role on a team with Super Bowl ambitions.

The Jets are a veteran team with plenty of proven leaders, but Ryan said the players’ response to Sanchez the last two seasons made it a natural move.

“I see the way the guys are around him. This is really going to be his team,” Ryan said. “I’m not big on giving out those captain [titles], but we will put the “C” on his jersey this year because he truly is our captain.”

From the moment he was taken with the No. 5 pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, Sanchez has become the face of this franchise, to the point that during his rookie season his teammates tagged him with the nickname “The Sanchise.” Orchestrating a playoff run with some gutsy performances due to a knee injury his rookie season, a series of late-game heroics in his second year and then this past January’s postseason push to a second consecutive AFC Championship Game ensures that Sanchez is more than just a marketing face to plaster on billboards.

He is in fact, the leader of this team’s offense despite being a little more than three months shy of turning 25 years old.

His leadership style can be flamboyant but is also quietly subtle. In the spring, Sanchez held a “Jets West” camp with the offensive skill position players in an effort to keep them sharp during the lockout. Then in June, over 40 players convened in Madison, N.J. at a local college as part of involuntary workouts put together in part by Sanchez.

“It can’t hurt, just those extra reps, throwing the ball around. Getting guys together just to see each other and hang out on-and off-the-field, is important,” Sanchez said. “Whether it’s from an X’s and O’s standpoint or a morale standpoint, and just a friendship/teammate standpoint, I think all of that stuff helps.”

Sanchez might still be that kid at heart, who pulls down the shorts of his offensive coordinator or jumps on the back of teammate Bart Scott and rides him around during offseason workouts, but underneath the “Dennis the Menace” grin of mischief lays a player who has earned his dues in three short years with the Jets. It might be easy to see Sanchez, wearing shorts and mismatched socks in December racing out of the locker room, late to an offense team meeting, as just a goofball and perhaps a player not yet seasoned enough to take on the role of being a captain.

Ryan and the coaching staff would disagree with that assessment.

“I’m really comfortable doing this now. Am I trying to drive up the jersey sales for Sanchez? Maybe that’s true,” Ryan said. “But I think seriously that he’s earned that and I’m excited to watch this young man grow.”

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Haley Reinhart Signs with 19 Recordings/Interscope Records

Interscope Records is pleased to announce that it has signed Season 10 American Idol contestant Haley Reinhart to a recording contract. Haley is currently on the road for the American Idols Live! 2011 Tour, which kicked off July 6th in Salt Lake City, UT, and continues through the summer before concluding on September 10th in Rochester, NY.

Haley commented, "I've always dreamed of getting this kind of recognition. I am very thankful to 19 and Interscope for giving me this opportunity to create my own music."

Haley auditioned for Season 10 of American Idol in Milwaukee, Wisconsin last summer. She made it all the way through to the top 4 when she was voted off the show. She received notable musician and celebrity support from Robert Plant, Lady Gaga, Jimmy Page, Adam Lambert, Tom Hanks and others who picked Haley as their favorite.

Haley mixed things up musically during her time on Idol. Her renditions of Adele's "Rolling In The Deep," Elton John's "Bennie and the Jets" and Ben E. King's "I (Who Have Nothing)' are just a few fan favorite performances. Haley also got to showcase her unique, jazzy voice on an adorable duet with music legend, Tony Bennett, as the two performed "Steppin' Out with My Baby" on the American Idol finale.

See photos and watch videos of Haley's performances here.

Congratulations Haley!

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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Giants coach Coughlin signs contract extension through 2012 - Reuters

New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin reacts on the sidelines during the second half of their NFL football game against the Washington Redskins in Landover, Maryland January 2, 2011.

Credit: Reuters/Molly Riley

NEW YORK | Wed Jul 27, 2011 3:40pm EDT

(Reuters) - Tom Coughlin, who coached the New York Giants to a Super Bowl victory in 2008, agreed to a one-year contract extension through the 2012 National Football League season, the team said Wednesday.

Financial terms of the contract were not disclosed.

Coughlin, who has a 65-47 record during the regular season since taking the reins as Giants coach in 2004, had one year remaining on his previous four-year deal.

"We believe in the job he has done, and we believe in his ability to lead our team in the future," Giants President John Mara said in a statement.

Coughlin also spent eight seasons (1995-2002) as head coach of the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars, where he went 68-60 in eight seasons and twice came within one victory of reaching the Super Bowl.

He led the Giants to a surprise Super Bowl victory in 2008 when his team edged a New England Patriots team that entered the game having not lost a game all season.

(Reporting by Gene Cherry in Raleigh, North Carolina; Editing by Frank Pingue)

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Lee DeWyze Is Engaged!

Congratulations to Season 9 Idol winner Lee DeWyze and fiance Joanna Walsh. People.com is reporting that the couple got engaged July 16.

"I'm excited," says DeWyze, who popped the question July 16 over champagne on a private yacht under a fireworks-filled sky at Disney World in Orlando. The couple are planning to wed in the fall of 2012.

DeWyze met Walsh, 26, last October while shooting a video for his single "Sweet Serendipity." "We were casting and I saw her and said, 'Let's go with her.' I thought she was cute."

"We hung out and we went to a Lakers game on our first date. She's a Lakers fan and I'm a Chicago Bulls fan and we just clicked out of the gate." As for Walsh supporting another team, "We're seeing a counselor about that," he joked.

"We do all kinds of stuff together," the singer says of life in Southern California with his fiance. "We go to plays and exhibits and Jonna is really into the planning for the wedding."

Though they have been dating for only eight months, DeWyze had no hesitation before popping the question. "When you know, you know," he says. "We both feel that way. We don't need to be together 20 years before we figure it out."

Lee performed his single "Beautiful Like You" on Idol in March. Before the show, we had the chance to catch up with the former winner. Watch the video now.

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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

2011 NFL Season Win Totals - Bet Republic

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The first edition of 2011 NFL Season Win Totals were released Tuesday by the MGM Grand Casino and as online sportsbooks cross the T’s and dot all the I’s on their own copies, we sorted through the odds.

SUPER BOWL CHAMPS

The Green Bay Packers (11.5) are favored to repeat as Super Bowl champs in 2011-12 so it only stands to reason that books are posting the Pack 1.5 wins higher than the team’s 10-6 straight-up (SU) mark from 2010.

BR Says: New Orleans (11-5 SU) cleared its win total by a half-game as the defending champ in 2010, making the Saints the fifth team in the past decade to go "Over" its win total immediately following a Super Bowl victory

New Orleans opened at 10.5 UN (-125) this season, second in the NFC South to the Atlanta Falcons (10.5 UN -115)

Pittsburgh (11 UN -120) is listed at 10 cents less than Baltimore, making the Ravens (11 OV -110) the leader out of the AFC North.

SEEING DOUBLE

Along with the teams listed above, New England (11.5 UN -120), the New York Jets (10 UN -120), San Diego (10 OV -110) and Indianapolis (10 UN -120) make up the AFC six-pack of teams ranked in the double-digits.

Philadelphia (10 OV -120) is the fourth NFC team with a win total of 10 or greater (Packers, Saints, Falcons).

Need to Know: Betting "Over" double-digit win totals the past three seasons produced a record of just 4 overs compared with 10 unders and 1 push

In 2010, bettors hit with the Ravens (12-4 SU) and Saints (11-5 SU) but missed with Dallas (6-10 SU), Indianapolis (10-6 SU) and San Diego (9-7 SU) costing a $100 dollar bettor -$115. Green Bay (10-6 SU) pushed on its closing number of 10 OV (-120).

BetRepublic.com was 3-1 with our SWT predictions in 2010 after a 6-1 finish in 2009. We cleared our three winners last season by an average of 3.3 wins per team but missed with Tennessee (6-10 SU).

Follow all our NFL picks throughout the season and for a look back at the 2010 SWT feature click here

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Packers 2011: Wide Receivers - WISC Madison

Third in a series.GREEN BAY, Wis. – For the last several years, the members of the Green Bay Packers wide receiver corps – Donald Driver, Greg Jennings, James Jones, Jordy Nelson and Brett Swain or Ruvell Martin – have purported themselves to be the NFL’s best group of wideouts.While other teams’ units might have quibbled with how deserving they were of the top spot, there was no denying that the group was among the best in the league.“My receivers make me look really good. I’ve got five really talented guys who I’d match up against any guy in the league,” quarterback Aaron Rodgers said in the days leading up to Super Bowl XLV. “Greg Jennings is as good as any receiver (in the league). Donald, Jordy, James and Brett all have a lot of talent and different things that they can do for us. It’s tough for us to get them all on the field at the same time, but we try to draw plays for each of those guys every week.”Now, the band is almost certain to break up.With Jones officially becoming an unrestricted free agent Tuesday and eligible to negotiate with other teams – although prohibited from signing with anyone, including the Packers, until 5 p.m. Wisconsin time on Friday – he is expected to depart after four seasons with the Packers.A 2007 third-round pick who has had his share of ups and downs in his time in Green Bay, a receiver-poor team likely will pay him starter’s money, and the Packers – with Nelson entering the final year of his deal and Jennings set to be a free agent after the 2012 season – are unlikely to compete hard for Jones’ services.“I definitely feel like I’m ready (to be a full-time starter),” Jones said. “I work hard. I’m just hoping for the opportunity, whether it’s in Green Bay or somewhere else. I feel like I have the ability to be one of those guys, to be a starter. I’m just excited about the opportunity, wherever it might be.“I’m glad we were able to do it together, win a Super Bowl, if I was to go (elsewhere). We were able to share that together. But it would be hard (to leave). But we all understand it’s a business, we all have families we have to take care of. If I’m blessed to stay in Green Bay, I’m blessed to stay there. And if I’m blessed to go somewhere else, I’m just happy to play football.”In 65 career games and 18 starts (including playoffs), Jones has caught 166 passes for 2,305 yards and 16 touchdowns. Last season was his most productive, with 50 catches for 679 yards and five touchdowns in 16 regular-season games and 11 catches for 144 yards and two touchdowns in the Packers’ four postseason games, including Super Bowl XLV.But he also dropped what may have been four long touchdowns during the season: a potential 72-yard touchdown in the Packers’ 9-0 win over the New York Jets on Oct. 31; a possible 29-yard touchdown in the Packers’ 45-17 victory over the New York Giants on Dec. 26; a likely 63-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Aaron Rodgers the Packers’ 21-16 NFC Wild Card victory at Philadelphia; and a potential 75-yard touchdown in the Packers’ victory over Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XLV.“Let me just say this: I have a ton of confidence in James and his abilities,” Rodgers said late last season. “He’s a guy I think we need to keep around. We need to find a way to get him the ball more often. He’s as talented and as good as any receiver we’ve got when the ball’s in the air, using his body. Obviously I know he’d like to come up with a couple more plays here and there, but I have absolutely no reservations throwing him the ball.”But Jones impending departure isn’t the only uncertainty at receiver as the Packers prepare for Saturday’s first practice of training camp. Driver, after six consecutive 1,000-yard seasons, turned 36 years old just before the Super Bowl, was slowed by a leg injury for part of the season and could be on the verge of major decline, even though he intends to play two more seasons. That might mean that Nelson, who had a career game in the Super Bowl (nine catches for 140 yards but also three drops) could wind up playing more snaps than Driver and force the Packers to spend big money to keep him after the season.Jennings, meanwhile, is coming off his first Pro Bowl selection and is solidifying himself as an elite receiver. But by choosing to sign only a three-year extension, he’ll be a free agent after the 2012 season and still very much in his prime – meaning keeping the remaining band members together may not be easy, either.QUICK READ: WIDE RECEIVERSDepth Chart No. Name Ht. Wt. Age Exp. College 85 Greg Jennings 5-11 198 27 6 Western Michigan 80 Donald Driver 6-0 194 36 13 Alcorn State 87 Jordy Nelson 6-3 217 26 4 Kansas State 89 James Jones* 6-1 208 27 5 San Jose State 18 Randall Cobb 5-10 191 20 R Kentucky 16 Brett Swain 6-0 200 26 3 San Diego State 11 Chastin West 6-1 216 24 1 Fresno State 17 Antonio Robinson 6-1 195 25 1 Nicholls State * -- Free agentBurning Question What’s next for Jennings?There’s no question that Jennings became the focal point of the Packers’ offense after tight end Jermichael Finley landed on injured reserve with a knee injury suffered in Week 5. After catching just 14 passes for 183 yards and three touchdowns in the Packers’ first five games, Jennings was downright unstoppable thereafter, catching 62 passes for 1,082 yards and nine TDs the rest of the way – making him the most productive receiver in the league over the season’s final 11 games. Jennings carried it over into the postseason, when he had 21 catches for 303 yards, including two touchdowns in Super Bowl XLV, when his late third-down catch-and-run essentially clinched the victory. Now, with Finley returning to action, quarterback Aaron Rodgers must find a way to keep Jennings top of mind.On the rise Nelson.Nelson’s productivity in the Super Bowl may have just been a preview of what lies ahead this season. But as impressive as his nine-catch, 140-yard, one-touchdown effort was, he could have been even better if not for three dropped passes – and he’ll have to be much more consistent with his hands if he moves up the pecking order assuming Jones departs as a free agent. After catching 45 passes for 582 yards and two touchdowns in the regular season, Nelson shared the team lead for playoff receptions with Jennings (21) for 286 yards and two TDs in four playoff games. His route-running has improved on an annual basis.Stock falling Driver.Driver thrives on naysayers and doubters, and while he remains an excellent leader in the locker room and ambassador in the community, but age catches up to everyone, even the great ones. Just 42 yards away from breaking James Lofton's franchise record for career receiving yards (9,656), According to STATS LLC, Driver’s yards-after-the-catch were way down (180, the least among the top four receivers) and he was credited with seven regular-season dropped passes. But he also flashed his determination and drive on a 61-yard touchdown against San Francisco, and anyone who chooses to bet against Driver does so at their own risk.The most interesting man (not in the world, but at the position) Cobb.Conventional wisdom says that because the entire offseason was wiped out by the lockout – no rookie orientation camp, no organized team activity practices, no mandatory minicamp – the odds are against Cobb, a second-round pick from Kentucky, contributing significantly at receiver this season. But as an ex-quarterback, Cobb may have the football IQ to pick up the Packers’ complex offense quickly, despite the missed time. Even if his snaps at receiver are limited, he figures to see action on returns and gives coach Mike McCarthy a Wildcat quarterback if he wants to explore that formation.Key competition No. 2 receiver.While Driver’s career accomplishments and standing in the locker room demand respect, meaning he will likely be playing the first offensive snap of games, don’t be surprises if Nelson ends up playing more plays than Driver. While all the receivers figure to see plenty of playing time given McCarthy’s love of three- and four-receiver sets, Nelson is in line to see his role expand significantly in a contract year. He opened last year as the No. 4 receiver but actually played more snaps than Jones, and the same thing could happen this year with him as the No. 3 receiver while Driver holds onto the No. 2 job in name only.NoteworthyJennings enters the season with 40 career touchdown catches (in five seasons), and 16 of those TDs have covered 40 yards or more. His touchdowns have averaged 31.5 yards, which ranks second among active receivers with at least 20 TD receptions. And, since 2007, Jennings’ 27 catches of 40 yards or more are the most in the league, ahead of Philadelphia’s DeSean Jackson, Houston’s Andre Johnson and Terrell Owens, all of whom have 20. Remarkable, then that the guy was ranked No. 74 in the NFL Network’s Top 100 list of players and only the 15th-best wide receiver.Quoteworthy“I'm excited to get an opportunity to work with all of those guys. I think we all have an opportunity to continue to grow and continue to learn. As far as veteran guys, certainly it's more about holding each other accountable and making the most of our opportunities in doing the little things. It's always about let's get better and let's improve and I think moving forward I think all of those guys, they have an understanding of my approach to things and I certainly have a feel for those guys as well, having been around them the last few years. I'm looking forward to the opportunity.” – Edgar Bennett, on shifting to coaching wide receivers after coaching running backs, his old position.Next: Tight ends.

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