https://twitter.com/97wayz2live/status/8...9652271104 

I watched some of the New Orleans/San Diego game last night. New Orleans looked real good, especially their run game.  The defense was impressive too. Come 9/11 I hope I don't see a repeat of game one 2015 in San Francisco.

Twitter rumors from several pretty solid twitter sources are strongly hinting that Teddy has been or is within days of being cleared to practice.  The rumors seem to be that he will come off the PUP sometime this week.  If this is true, things are about to get crazy.

Dalvin Cook - he really is dynamic


Think it is easy to be a Punt Returner - close up of the pressure to catch a ball with guys all around you


Sam Bradford to Kyle Rudolph - routine

He tried to become the spokesperson for Dole Pineapple (The Dole-Man)

Check it out in the this quick clip from the 1988 Pro Bowl

https://youtu.be/K-SbCJZSCDs

Sure, yawn. I suppose anything's possible...

http://www.twincities.com/2017/08/20/war...low-start/

http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/20/entertainm...index.html

Quote:The Seahawks will be without left tackle George Fant this season – and perhaps beyond.
The team confirmed the initial fear about an ACL tear, but video of the incident indicates much more than that. 
That is not to imply that Seahawks Pete Carroll is not being honest, only that he is not a physician. Fant does have an ACL tear but also at least a complete tear of the Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) as well.

Minnesota Vikings second-year player Jayron Kearse is making a case for starting alongside Harrison Smith at safety.
In the team’s preseason loss to Seattle Friday night, Kearse earned a Pro Football Focus grade of 83.7 after recording two pass breakups and four tackles. Kearse played 40 at strong safety (53 percent), good for third most on the team. He left briefly with a wrist injury but returned.
Kearse, a seventh-round pick, is looking to contribute in a big way in 2017. If he keeps playing like he did Friday, he should get every opportunity to make an impact.
Other notable PFF scores were defensive tackle Jaleel Johnson (86.3), defensive end Danielle Hunter (82.8), cornerback Marcus Sherels (82.6) and tight end Bucky Hodges (81.6).