NFC Rising Might Narrow Gap With AFC This Season
The NFC could dethrone the AFC as the NFL’s dominant conference in 2006, aided by top NFC defenses, rising stars like Osi Umenyiora and Tommie Harris, and key NFC offseason arrivals such as Edgerrin James and Drew Brees. Promising quarterbacks Eli Manning, Alex Smith, and Rex Grossman may push the league toward a balanced power shift.
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Favre Calls Packers Offense Progress Slow
Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre voiced impatience with the revamped offense after a 48-17 preseason loss to Cincinnati. He acknowledged potential but stressed the need to fix mistakes now, praised rookie guards Jason Spitz and Tony Moll, and urged finding the right passing and running balance as the team focuses on improvement and a possible Super Bowl run.
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T O tutoring undrafted WR in Cowboys camp
Terrell Owens mentors rookie free agent Sam Hurd from Northern Illinois as Cowboys camp highlights Hurd's pass catching focus and reduced mental errors. Owens and Hurd work after practice sharing tips from Jerry Rice. Ashley Lelie joins Falcons reshaping Michael Jenkins role at slot. Muhsin Muhammad takes lighter camp to protect health for 16 games plus postseason.
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Parker lands 13.6 million Steelers deal through 2009
Willie Parker signed a four year 13.6 million contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers running through 2009. The former undrafted rookie turned Super Bowl star rushed for 1,202 yards in his first NFL starting season. As an exclusive-rights free agent he was effectively bound to Pittsburgh for at least two more seasons.
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