Zachary Miller Case Study

Miller will be in the Hall of Fame and may one day be the all time leader in sacks.

I believe that Barber is the new Sherriff in town, and I have faith that he will step up to the plate and be the back we need. He is more than capable. Allowing Barber the chance to start next season leaves the option to trade Doug Martin. If anyone is willing to risk the

Bo chose to attend Auburn University, in Alabama. There he grew into the amazing player that he was known for being. Bo played both baseball and football for Auburn, being a star player in both. He was a part of the team that finally, after 11 years, beat their rivals. Many people believe this was accomplished at least in part by Bo Jackson and his ruthless running style of breaking both tackles and ankles. This is how Bo first became known as a warrior on the field.

Ron Wolf of the Green Bay Packers had a feeling about Brett Favre the next year and pursued the idea of trading for him. When this process was taking place Brett had to pass his physical exam. The doctors told Wolf that Brett would last five years tops, because of a hip condition similar to what took hall a famer Deon Sanders out of the league. Wolf went with his gut feeling and traded first round draft pick Tony Smith for Favre. Brett came to Green Bay still in the shadows as he was backing up starting quarterback Don “Magic Man” Majkowski at the time. In the third game of the season, Majkowski sustained an injury to a ligament in this foot. Favre trotted onto the Lambeau Field not knowing that this would be one of his numerous come from behind victories. Down 23-17 with 1:07 to go in the fourth quarter, Brett drove the Pack the length of the field, once again throwing the game winning touchdown pass to defeat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

In 1985, Ayers was born in Jersey City, New Jersey. He later attended Hoboken High School where he was looked over his first couple years. Then, after a huge senior year was named All-State as a linebacker and was selected to play in the Shrine Bowl. He attended the University of Tennessee as a backup linebacker and then moved to defensive end. His Junior year, he was still a backup player, but still led the team in sacks and tackles. Finally starting in he senior year, he became a member of the All-SEC First team in 2008. Ayers also lettered in track twice. He was a sprinter who ran the 100 meter dash and

As we move into mandatory camps and preparing rosters for the upcoming season, most Buccaneer fans are well aware that Doug Martin is no longer around. With poor performance, a failed drug test, and a monster contract as extra baggage, Tampa moved on and so did Doug. Reports out of Oakland say that Doug has straightened out after being closer to his home with family and friends, and while he may not be on the roster now, I just wanted to wish him the best.

Lots of eyes will be on Butler, who has the size and speed to potentially take over for Williams – the current Z receiver on the roster. Williams should put up better numbers than Mohamad Sanu – the Bengals’ former number two receiver who signed a five-year, $32 million deal with the Falcons. If Sanu’s 33 catches, and near 400 yards receiving last season set the table for the deal he signed this offseason – Williams should be seeking something

"I have thrown a lot at him, giving him a ton of reps," offensive coordinator Jake Spavital said. "I think the kid has the right mind set. You can tell that he has played a lot of football. He was actually a quarterback at Rice at one point and then he has been a receiver. He has played at the college level. Really right now he is trying to figure out the offense and all of the ins and outs of it. He can hopefully get out there and help us. I have been pleased with how he is so far, we just have to keep repping over these next two weeks and developing him and getting it to where he starts to think slow is what I’m trying to accomplish with him."

Ezekiel Elliott, a natural athlete, was born into an athletic family, but now could be considered the best running back in the NFL, leading the NFL in most yards per carry after contact. Thanks to his offensive line, Zeke is just pure talent on the football field, if one was to ask any running back, fullback, quarterback, or anybody behind the offensive line before a play, they would answer that the play would not ever succeed without those lineman protecting them. Zeke admits that the previous statement is true, and anyone could be place behind the Cowboys’ offensive line, and they would do well. However, Zeke is a different story, his offensive line definitely

Any team in need of a defensive end or linebacker would benefit from adding Neal. Not only would a team get a prolific run stopper, but they would also get a “great team guy”. His former Packers’ teammates held Neal in high regard, and if it were up to them Neal would still be on the Packers roster.

Chris Owings: Owings is truly a jack of all trades. Wherever the DBacks need him, he is there, whether he plays outfield, shortstop or second base, although his primary role is shortstop. Drafted by the Diamondbacks in 2009 out of high school. He made his major league debut in Sept of 2013. He spent sometime prowling around the Diamondbacks system but it looks like he is here to stay. In 28 games, Owings is batting .311 with 21 RBI's and 5 HR. His salary has gone up in both DK and Fanduel, he is currently sitting at $4200. Scoring in double-digit fantasy points most nights, he is well worth the roster spot.

Preseason football is filled with job stability and cuts, but the only cuts we should see regarding Pead are on the field. Despite a limited showing in Miami’s third preseason game, Pead looks like he could be a solid contributor with his latest opportunity in the league. The Dolphins need all the help they can get after Lamar “Miller Time” Miller left for Houston.

As his NFL career took off, he yet again set records and impressed football fans. He played for the Buffalo Bills for eight

Dungy went to the University of Minnesota on a football scholarship. He was the team's starting quarterback for the four years he played in college. Tony knew that no NFL team would draft him for quarterback because he did not have a strong enough arm, so Tony decided to try out for the Steelers and made the team as a safety. Tony won a super bowl in 1978 playing with the Steelers. Dungy was traded to the 49ers the following year to play as a safety for them. He was again traded the next year to the New York Giants but was cut after the preseason. After he was cut from the giants he said he was retiring after playing 3 years in the

With Mewhort secured at right tackle, head coach Chuck Pagano’s concern is how to fill up the 23-year-old’s old position, the left tackle. Analysts believe that promising young star Anthony Castonzo will fill-in at the left.