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Angyair wrote: Non è che ora s'inizierà a parlare della Vick Course?

Another week, another change at quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. Coach Bobby Petrino announced Thursday that Chris Redman, who was out of the league the last three seasons, will start against the New Orleans Saints after a strong performance in relief of Joey Harrington. With Byron Leftwich still hurting and Harrington clearly not the answer, the Falcons (3-9) had little choice except to go with a quarterback who was selling insurance a year ago in their Monday night game against the Saints. "It's been different. There's no doubt about that," Petrino said. "We haven't had the continuity that you normally have."

Redman sulle orme di Tommy Maddox 

Splendida notizia: 

Kevin Everett is walking on his own at a Houston rehab center, the latest significant progress by the Buffalo Bills tight end in his remarkable recovery from a serious spinal cord injury.

"He doesn't have a full natural stride but, yeah, he's walking," a person close to the family told The Associated Press on Friday. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of Everett's status.

The person said Everett has been walking under his own power since his release from Memorial Hermann/TIRR three weeks ago and is now an outpatient there. The person added Everett is picked up at his Houston-area home by car to attend daily rehab sessions and is able to walk to and from the facility.

"He's not driving or anything like that, but he is walking. He's not running. He is walking," the person said.

Angyair wrote: Splendida notizia: 

Kevin Everett is walking on his own at a Houston rehab center, the latest significant progress by the Buffalo Bills tight end in his remarkable recovery from a serious spinal cord injury.

"He doesn't have a full natural stride but, yeah, he's walking," a person close to the family told The Associated Press on Friday. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of Everett's status.

The person said Everett has been walking under his own power since his release from Memorial Hermann/TIRR three weeks ago and is now an outpatient there. The person added Everett is picked up at his Houston-area home by car to attend daily rehab sessions and is able to walk to and from the facility.

"He's not driving or anything like that, but he is walking. He's not running. He is walking," the person said.

Molto bene. 

Angyair wrote: Splendida notizia: 

Kevin Everett is walking on his own at a Houston rehab center, the latest significant progress by the Buffalo Bills tight end in his remarkable recovery from a serious spinal cord injury.

"He doesn't have a full natural stride but, yeah, he's walking," a person close to the family told The Associated Press on Friday. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of Everett's status.

The person said Everett has been walking under his own power since his release from Memorial Hermann/TIRR three weeks ago and is now an outpatient there. The person added Everett is picked up at his Houston-area home by car to attend daily rehab sessions and is able to walk to and from the facility.

"He's not driving or anything like that, but he is walking. He's not running. He is walking," the person said.

Angyair wrote: Splendida notizia: 

Kevin Everett is walking on his own at a Houston rehab center, the latest significant progress by the Buffalo Bills tight end in his remarkable recovery from a serious spinal cord injury.

"He doesn't have a full natural stride but, yeah, he's walking," a person close to the family told The Associated Press on Friday. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of Everett's status.

The person said Everett has been walking under his own power since his release from Memorial Hermann/TIRR three weeks ago and is now an outpatient there. The person added Everett is picked up at his Houston-area home by car to attend daily rehab sessions and is able to walk to and from the facility.

"He's not driving or anything like that, but he is walking. He's not running. He is walking," the person said.

Che bella notizia! Sono felice per lui.   

Angyair wrote: Splendida notizia: 

Kevin Everett is walking on his own at a Houston rehab center, the latest significant progress by the Buffalo Bills tight end in his remarkable recovery from a serious spinal cord injury.

"He doesn't have a full natural stride but, yeah, he's walking," a person close to the family told The Associated Press on Friday. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of Everett's status.

The person said Everett has been walking under his own power since his release from Memorial Hermann/TIRR three weeks ago and is now an outpatient there. The person added Everett is picked up at his Houston-area home by car to attend daily rehab sessions and is able to walk to and from the facility.

"He's not driving or anything like that, but he is walking. He's not running. He is walking," the person said.

benissino 

Angyair wrote: Splendida notizia: 

Kevin Everett is walking on his own at a Houston rehab center, the latest significant progress by the Buffalo Bills tight end in his remarkable recovery from a serious spinal cord injury.

"He doesn't have a full natural stride but, yeah, he's walking," a person close to the family told The Associated Press on Friday. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of Everett's status.

The person said Everett has been walking under his own power since his release from Memorial Hermann/TIRR three weeks ago and is now an outpatient there. The person added Everett is picked up at his Houston-area home by car to attend daily rehab sessions and is able to walk to and from the facility.

"He's not driving or anything like that, but he is walking. He's not running. He is walking," the person said.

finalmente una buona notizia in questo anno maledetto...

Fulmine a ciel sereno: Sources: Petrino leaving NFL for Arkansas job
Questa cosa cambia un pò lo scenario di Atlanta, in quasi tutti i mock draft davano per certo Brohm (Louisville...come Petrino l' anno scorso) ai Falcons, qualsiasi fosse stata la loro prima scelta...ma così direi che si rimette tutto in discussione. Piuttosto inizio a "stancarmi" di questi coach che vengono dal college football, trovano comprensibili difficoltà al loro primo anno e come prima cosa si preoccupano di ritornare nella NCAA....bah, mi sembra un trend troppo costante negli ultimi anni, o sbaglio? :gazza:

azazel wrote: Fulmine a ciel sereno: Sources: Petrino leaving NFL for Arkansas job
Questa cosa cambia un pò lo scenario di Atlanta, in quasi tutti i mock draft davano per certo Brohm (Louisville...come Petrino l' anno scorso) ai Falcons, qualsiasi fosse stata la loro prima scelta...ma così direi che si rimette tutto in discussione. Piuttosto inizio a "stancarmi" di questi coach che vengono dal college football, trovano comprensibili difficoltà al loro primo anno e come prima cosa si preoccupano di ritornare nella NCAA....bah, mi sembra un trend troppo costante negli ultimi anni, o sbaglio? :gazza:

Magari era venuto su solo per allenare Vick. Non c'è riuscito ed è tornato ai piani inferiori. :D

No, a parte gli scherzi, è una tendenza reale e preoccupante se la si vuole guardare in una certa chiave. C'è da dire però che molti di questi coach che passano al piano di sopra, a livello universitario sono dei santoni e spesso e volentieri amano talmente l'ambiente collegiale, dove si gioca sì lo stesso sport ma in un contesto totalmente diverso, che una volta fatto il salto tra i pro per le ragioni più varie (soldi, prestigio, volontà di misurarsi con altre realtà) e incontrate difficoltà, scelgono di tornare indietro a fare quello che hanno fatto per una vita, solitamente con ottimi risultati.

A dire il vero poi Petrino non è che potesse fare molto di più con questa squadra. Il materiale umano a propria disposizione era scarso, qualche nome in difesa, ma nel complesso credo che tra tutte le franchigie NFL solo i Dolphins avessero meno talento. Il Vick affair poi è stata una bella mazzata per tutta l'organizzazione. Boh, magari un altro annetto poteva restare, oltretutto rinuncia a bei soldoni, significa che non si trovava proprio.

multiple wrote: Singletary potrebbe essere il sostituto di Petrino...

Look for 49ers assistant head coach Mike Singletary's name to surface at the top of the list as the Falcons look for a coach to replace Bobby Petrino, who bolted for Arkansas. Singletary last year said he thought he had a "great chance" to coach the Falcons, but the organization wanted to go with an offensive coach because of Michael Vick's presence. Obviously, that dynamic has changed this time.

Sono pronto a scommetterci. Purtroppo. :paper:

Angyair wrote: Sono pronto a scommetterci. Purtroppo. :paper:

a meno che non licenziamo subito Nolan e passiamo il testimone a  lui... 

Il defensive backs coach Emmitt Thomas sarà l'interim head coach dei Falcons fino al termine della stagione.

Al di là del caso Vick e della nostalgia per il mondo dei college ni sembra molto poco serio abbandonare così la squadra come ha fatto Petrino. Penso anche io che il sostituto più probabile sia Singletary che già l'anno scorso era stato ad un passo dalla firma coi Falcons.

Riporto un rumor di PFT sulla questione Petrino, sembra che non avesse nessun permesso per parlare di contratto con Arkansas...

http://www.profootballtalk.com/rumormill.htm

Direttamente da ESPN, una classifica dei 64 QB della Lega, commenti sparsi: Garrard molto in alto, forse anche a ragione, è un QB che sbaglia veramente poco (1 int in tutta la stagione ) considerando comunque dei WRs non al top della lega (discorso già affrontato nel nuovo topic della squadra), Cutler e Anderson sono il nuovo che avanza, McNabb il vecchio che parzialmente recede, avrei dato più credito a Young che dopo un inizio così così e l' infortunio, ora sta viaggiando su ottimi livelli, sul fondo Jim Sorgi solo 54esimo :respect: e David Carr praticamente ultimo :lol2:

azazel wrote: Direttamente da ESPN, una classifica dei 64 QB della Lega, commenti sparsi: Garrard molto in alto, forse anche a ragione, è un QB che sbaglia veramente poco (1 int in tutta la stagione ) considerando comunque dei WRs non al top della lega (discorso già affrontato nel nuovo topic della squadra), Cutler e Anderson sono il nuovo che avanza, McNabb il vecchio che parzialmente recede, avrei dato più credito a Young che dopo un inizio così così e l' infortunio, ora sta viaggiando su ottimi livelli, sul fondo Jim Sorgi solo 54esimo :respect: e David Carr praticamente ultimo :lol2:

Beh oddio, 4 L nelle ultime 5, 4 td pass e 8 intercetti, solo 1 td rush, e un rating che non riesce ancora a superare 70.