Pro Football Return as Deion Sanders Signs Ravens Deal
Deion Sanders signs a one year incentive laden contract with the Baltimore Ravens after passing a physical. The seven time Pro Bowl defensive back will practice today and may play in the season opener against the Cleveland Browns. He will be used as a fifth defensive back. Coach Brian Billick emphasizes assessing his physical readiness.
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Woodson signs tender with Raiders after holdout
Charles Woodson signed a one year tender worth 8.782 million dollars with the Oakland Raiders ending a 33 day holdout. The 27 year old cornerback sought a long term deal and used the holdout to gain leverage. He must sign the tender to join camp. The franchise tag had been placed on Woodson in February.
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Jets Pennington near extension to six or seven years
Jets quarterback Chad Pennington, in his fifth season, nears a six to seven year deal with about 22 million guaranteed. Agent Tom Condon and Jets negotiator Mike Tannenbaum meet to finalize details as a few items remain unresolved.
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Kilburg to retire after four decades at Western Dubuque
Epworth coach Tom Kilburg wraps a 40 year tenure at Western Dubuque High School beginning 1964 with Durant origins. He led the Bobcats in football since 1980 earning a 133 87 record and the 2001 Class 3A title, while guiding wrestlers to the state hall of fame and producing two sons who became college athletes. His final full year includes a season opener at Crestwood.
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Depth reshuffle as Manson sidelined boosts McCollom for Iowa
Iowa's depth chart at quarterback shifts after Jason Manson suffers a foot injury requiring a screw. Drew Tate remains established at No. 1, McCollom moves to No. 2, and Cy Phillips slots at No. 3. Manson is expected to miss at least three weeks, while McCollom's recent two-way history includes a 41 yard catch and a red shirt year.
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McCollum Emphasizes Versatility for Iowa Football
In an Iowa feature, McCollum discusses his development as a receiver with strong throwing ability. He notes his commitment to stay with the team as the season opens. The article references a kickoff time and a past December visit, highlighting his family influence on his football path.
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Walk-ons shine as Iowa's 2004 season opens
Iowa relies on former walk-ons like Todd Plagman Dallas Clark and Grant Steen as key starters. Coach Kirk Ferentz credits the depth built by walk-ons for a 21 win run over two seasons and a defense highlighted by Sean Considine who has made multiple game-changing plays.
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New faces lead ISU depth chart for season opener
Iowa State coach Dan McCarney plans to start about 30 freshmen sophomores and transfers in the opener with Northern Iowa at Jack Trice Stadium. QB Bret Meyer, a 6 foot 3 freshman, leads a wave of newcomers as ISU relies on youth to shape the team.
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