Rams Fire Offensive Coordinator Frank Cignetti Ahead Of Matchup With Lions
The St. Louis Rams, next to last in offense in the NFL, have fired offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti.
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The St. Louis Rams, next to last in offense in the NFL, have fired offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti.
The Seahawks, with a convincing win over the Vikings and a favorable schedule remaining, could roll right into the playoffs.
"I'll answer any other questions you might have besides going backwards."
Former NFL star Plaxico Burress has pleaded guilty to tax evasion charges in New Jersey.
With the ball at the Green Bay 39, Detroit rushed only three players, leaving the other eight to cover the expansive territory between the line of scrimmage and the end zone.
"You're guaranteed two double teams. … We feast on that, when we see three guys lined up."
The Jets can't erase 45 years of history with a win against the Giants. But they will thrust themselves into the AFC playoff picture.
"Here's the deal: It was not a facemask and Detroit basically got screwed by a bad call."
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"I knew I grabbed his collarbone, shoulder pad," Taylor said. "Whatever the ref saw, he called facemask."
"That's crazy, but it just shows that the game is not over until there are zero seconds on the clock and even sometimes then, it's not over."
"We rehearse that play in practice every week and it never works," Packers linebacker Clay Matthews said.
The Detroit Lions absolutely dominated the Green Bay Packers in the first half of Thursday night's game, and then held on enough for what seemed like a win. Unfortunately, Aaron Rodgers was given one more play and he made them pay in the end.
Aaron Rodgers threw a 61-yard touchdown pass to Richard Rodgers with no time left to give the Green Bay Packers a 27-23 victory over the Detroit Lions on Thursday night.
There is no love between division rivals, especially for the recently turbulent NFC North as Aaron Rodgers and the Packers head to Detroit to take on Matthew Stafford and the Lions.
If you're headed to Thursday Night Football in Detroit -- you'll want to leave early.
The Detroit Lions are looking to continue their winning streak and sweep the Green Bay Packers this season, but they are going to have to do it with an ailing wide receiver corps. One pass catcher is definitely out, and the other two were limited at some point this week.
The Detroit Lions are on a roll right now and on a three-game win streak. Still, not everything is going great as one rookie's season had to end a little early and the team's fans got a long overdue apology from none other than Matt Millen.
The NFL has moved referee Pete Morelli's crew off the upcoming Sunday night game between Indianapolis and Pittsburgh.
"Great, great group of coaches too, great group of men, and I'm happy for them."
"They bring out the best in us and hopefully we can bring out the best in them so we can go toe to toe."
Ben Roethlisberger says he had a migraine. Mike Tomlin says the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback has a concussion.
"I'm gonna have a big old sign that says 'Slay loves Kobe.'"
As the Detroit Lions are beginning to gel and soar, the Green Bay Packers are falling apart and no one can quite understand why. While the Packers are never an easy victory, the Lions may have the number of a team that can't even play together lately.
Brent Urban just wanted a chance to play. Will Hill wanted redemption.
