The_Philster
09-03-2004, 08:07 PM
Since Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" was the final enduring image of the 2003 NFL season, it is quite appropriate that the first big story of 2004 has a lot more to do with entertainment than football. Eight-time Pro Bowl cornerback Deion Sanders is slated to return to the league he once dazzled, ending a three-year absence from the field to play the role of nickel back (that's the position, not the atrocious Canadian band) for the Baltimore Ravens....http://www.sportsnetwork.com/default.asp?c=sportsnetwork&page=/nfl/news/ABN3474155.htm
FORGOTTEN PLAYER YOU WILL QUICKLY REMEMBER Drew Bledsoe, Buffalo. Bledsoe seems to have benefited from a new coaching staff that includes former Steelers offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey (head coach), former Steelers quarterback coach Tom Clements (offensive coordinator), and former Bengals and Buccaneers head coach Sam Wyche (quarterbacks). His supporting cast is also better, with first-round pick and receiver Lee Evans looking like a stud and running backs Travis Henry and Willis McGahee taking much of the pressure off. The Bills will struggle to make the playoffs, but it won't be because of Bledsoe.
FORGOTTEN PLAYER YOU WILL QUICKLY REMEMBER Drew Bledsoe, Buffalo. Bledsoe seems to have benefited from a new coaching staff that includes former Steelers offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey (head coach), former Steelers quarterback coach Tom Clements (offensive coordinator), and former Bengals and Buccaneers head coach Sam Wyche (quarterbacks). His supporting cast is also better, with first-round pick and receiver Lee Evans looking like a stud and running backs Travis Henry and Willis McGahee taking much of the pressure off. The Bills will struggle to make the playoffs, but it won't be because of Bledsoe.