Pro Football Weekly - Cardinals likely to try rookie Peterson on offense
Already pulling double duty as the Cardinals' starting right corner and primary punt returner, first-round draft pick Patrick Peterson can be expected to become a growing force in spot situations on offense, we hear.
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New York Times - Understated rookie fuels Bengals’ makeover
The wish list was prepared in March: a receiver, a quarterback, cornerbacks, linebackers, interior offensive linemen. After a season with only four victories and with a franchise quarterback intent on never returning, Coach Marvin Lewis could not be shy about all the parts the Cincinnati Bengals had to replace.
San Jose Mercury News - Monte Pool: Stanford, Luck look like mortals against Oregon
His fairy tale ended in a blink, a dream season stolen by a blur. On a cool Saturday evening before a roaring throng at Stanford Stadium and a national TV audience, No. 3 Stanford and its star quarterback, Andrew Luck, simply evaporated under the swift and relentless attack of sixth-ranked Oregon.
National Football Post - NFP Sunday Blitz
A couple of months ago, not many people would have bet on the Cincinnati Bengals being 6-2 and in first place in the AFC North at the midway point of the season.
ESPN.com - Could Michael Floyd be first WR drafted?
Justin Blackmon has 19 more catches than Michael Floyd this season. The Oklahoma State junior has 207 more receiving yards than Floyd. And Blackmon has twice as many touchdown receptions. But could Floyd surpass Blackmon in this year's NFL Draft?
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