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The Denver Broncos has suspended wide receiver Brandon Marshall for his action on Wednesday during practice. He has been suspend for the last two preseason game for conduct detrimental to team. In other terms, he has been acting up in practice and so the team has suspend him for his action. I think the only reason why the Broncos did this is so they can hurry and make it clear that they don't want him here. Also that they will either trade him or release him, whichever is easier and quicker for them

Michael Vick played his first game since 2006 against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He had 4 completions for 4 attempts for 19 yards, and a one-yard run in his debut. He did look better than all the other quarterbacks that have been playing and haven't been gone (won't name any names, but y'all know who I'm talking bout). He will be playing the last preseason game also since that will be his last game before he is reinstated to the league. Not to mention, i never thought that there were going to be so many Vick supporters in Philly like I say at the first game.


The New York Jets has named rookie Mark Sanchez as there starting QB for the season. Mark is the first rookie to start as QB for the Jets since 1977. They believe that Sanchez will help them get tot he Playoffs and hopefully he does. I guess we will have to see what happens.


The Minnesto Vikings' lockerroom has been divided into three sides; one side that supports Brett Favre, another that supports Tarvaris Jackson, and the last one that supports Sage Rosenfels. But, Favre doesn't lead the score of support on the team, whick I definitley agree with. Favre will be here for maybe only this year and the Vikings are going to give up there QBs for no reason which is so dumb. But hey, they're not my team for the Super Bowl, so do what you got to do.


It seems that the people in New Orleans can relax now, the Saints will be staying in the N.O. Lawmakers approved the lease arrangement Friday that has the state renting downtown New Orleans office space from the owner. The approval states that the Saints will be staying in Louisiana through 2025.