Make that 13 veteran free agents signed by the Giants in three weeks.
The team today added defensive end Robert Ayers, who had a career-high 5.5 sacks last season for the AFC Champion Denver Broncos. Ayers, a former first-round draft choice, is the fourth participant from Super Bowl XLVIII, and the third from the Broncos, to join the Giants. The others are cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and return specialist Trindon Holliday from Denver and cornerback Walter Thurmond from Seattle.

The Giants are serious about creating competition on their offensive line.
Today they signed Charles Brown, the fourth offensive lineman they’ve added since the NFL free agency signing period began three weeks ago. The others were guard Geoff Schwartz (Kansas City), center J.D. Walton (Washington) and guard/tackle John Jerry (Miami). Schwartz, Jerry and Brown all started at least seven games in 2013.

When the Widener Pride take the field to open the 2014 football season at Rowan University on September 5, they will do so with a new coach. Mike Kelly was named to replace Bobby Acosta, who left after one season at the helm to become the tight ends coach at Syracuse University.

A little quiet but effective. Like the latest Springsteen Tour, the Eagles were busy taking care of their own. Peters. Jason Kelce, Jeremy Maclin, Riley Cooper and Donnie Jones. Identifying their core and keeping them was paramount.

Barbre said he has no desire to challenge Dallas Cowboys lifting legend Larry Allen with lifting heavy weights. For him it’s all about doing routines that transfer to playing football.

Footballstories highlights some of the top high school football players from the 2013 season. Chris Martin Sr. – the quarterback who led St. Joe’s Prep to the PIAA AAAA State title is our Player Of The Year

In a brief press release the Philadelphia Eagles have announced they have released wide receiver DeSean Jackson. The press release says, “After careful consideration during this off-season, the Philadelphia Eagles have decided to part ways with DeSean Jackson. The team informed him of his release today. Jackson, 27, was drafted by the Eagles in the […]

The Giants today brought in another experienced player to compete on their new-look offensive line when they signed John Jerry, who started all 16 games at right guard each of the last two last seasons for the Miami Dolphins.
Jerry, 6-5 and 335 pounds, is the third offensive lineman to join the Giants since the free agency signing period began last week. The others were guard Geoff Schwartz and center J.D. Walton.

Ross Sets Team Mark With Six Rushing Touchdowns in Defeat.

In a re-match of the last two ArenaBowls, the Philadelphia Soul hope to avenge those two defeats with their first-ever victory against the Arizona Rattlers on Saturday, March 15 at the US Airways Center in Phoenix, AZ at 9 p.m. ET. The game will be seen on The Comcast Network with Lou Tilley and Tom Goodhines calling the action.