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Source: forums.footballguys.com --- 15 days ago
they ruled the play a saftey so Trent Cole should get the Saftey correct? ... Source: ballhype.com --- 16 days ago
Position: Right defensive end Height, weight: 6-3, 270 Age: 25 Birthdate: Oct. 5, 1982 College: Cincinnati Years pro: 4 How acquired: Drafted in the 5th round in 2005, 146th overall. This year: Still waiting to register first sack after leading the Eagles the last two seasons. Has two solo ... The Sports Complex found this 26 hours ago on www.philly.com [link] Find more top sports news, videos, and blogs on BallHype: NFL , Trent Cole , Philadelphia Eagles , Cole Hamels , Eli Manning , Pro Bowl ... Source: www.topix.com --- 10 days ago
Eagles defensive end Trent Cole was fined $5,000 for his facemask on Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, an official from the NFL office in New York said today. ... Source: bountybowl.com --- 15 days ago
I guess I had heard it mentioned that Eagles defensive end Trent Cole was into hunting, but I had no idea how into hunting he was until I checked out the web site of his hunting and hunting video production company, Cole Outdoor Productions (via Philly.com and the 700Level). Whilst I’m not entirely sure what Cole [...] ... Source: www.theglobeandmail.com --- 27 days ago
Retired sports journalist Trent Frayne turns 90 this Saturday, Sept. 13. It's a milestone for anyone, to be sure, but it's all the more memorable for the former Globe and Mail columnist in that he's the last of his generation. Before there was a Stephen Brunt, Cam Cole, Al Strachan or Damien Cox to - Follow link to read full post ... Source: www.philly.com --- 80 days ago
OF ALL the football jargon, "high motor'' stands out as one of the more descriptive terms. They use it, and overuse it, for players who are always going. It creates the image of an outboard engine on a speedboat and that roar left in its wake. ... Source: cowboysblog.dallasnews.com --- 16 days ago
Before we go out and eat a bunch of brats, I'll give link you folks to some of the Packers coverage in the Wisconsin papers. *The Wisconsin State Journal's Jason Wilde has a tip for the Cowboys: Expect RB Ryan Grant to get the ball when he's in the game. Grant, who led the NFC in rushing the last half of the 2007 season, has been limited by a sore hamstring. He played 21 snaps last week and had 15 carries. *The Green Bay Press-Gazette's Pete Dougherty wonders whether nickel DE Kabeer Gbaja-Baimila can generate a pass rush while working against Flozell Adams . Dougherty notes that Adams, who had some problems with Eagles DE Trent Cole but did not allow a sack, is off to a shaky start this season. *Speaking of OTs off to a shaky start, the Press-Gazette's Tom Pelissero reports that Green Bay LT Chad Clifton has been flagged for holding three times already this season. And Clifton gets the assignment of trying to keep DeMarcus Ware from blasting away at Aaron Rodgers' blind side Sunday night. *The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's Bob McGinn writes that the Packers consider special teams to be a major strength, and Green Bay is bracing for the challenge of containing NFL kickoff return leader Felix Jones and dynamic punt returner Adam "Pacman" Jones. On a related note, the Cowboys' kickoff coverage team will be missing three players: Roy Williams, Deon "Cricket" Anderson and Anthony Spencer. ...
Source: cowboysblog.dallasnews.com --- 18 days ago
I was wondering why the Eagles had safety Brian Dawkins covering Terrell Owens in the second quarter on Monday. Here's what I came up with after seeing that drive again: On a second-and-9 play from the Philadelphia 16, the Cowboys used a formation with two tight ends to the right, the fullback offset to the right in front of Marion Barber and Terrell Owens as the lone receiver to the left. Philadelphia countered with its base defense and Barber picked up 12 yards with a nice back-side cut after the right side of the Eagles' line was collapsed. Now on first-and-goal from the 4 a few plays later, Jason Garrett called for the same personnel grouping. Philly countered with a goal-line look of six defensive linemen, two linebackers and three safeties. That's what logic says to do when you have a scoring machine like Barber. But that put Dawkins on Owens by himself, and that's an impossible matchup for Dawkins. I wonder if Tony Romo's eyes lit up before the snap. I'm sure Owens' did. At the snap, Owens made a slight fake like he was running a fade and came back inside for the slant. It was an easy pitch and catch for Romo and Owens that was made easier when Flozell Adams flattened Trent Cole. But not only did Owens run a route, so did Jason Witten, Tony Curtis and Deon Anderson. Barber picked up one of the blitzing safeties. Same formation, a completely different look. ... Source: cowboysblog.dallasnews.com --- 21 days ago
I'm sure he would rather have remained anonymous. It's tough to get a big play called back by a holding penalty, but Cory Procter clearly grabbed Trent Cole from behind after the DE spun off Flozell Adams and blew by the backup guard. ...
Source: www.bleedinggreennation.com --- 21 days ago
Like all good things, this post has come to the end. Offense wins games, but defense wins championships, and that’s today’s topic. We are going to look at the defenses of both teams. Who they have, what’s their depth, performance, injuries, and before it’s all over, I give you the winner! So get your popcorn ready, because this is going to be a show. Just a few quick notes: 1) All the numbers referenced in this article come from the 2007 season, and were reported at NFL.com 2) Depth charts were provided by Dallascowboys.com and the Philadelphiaeagles.com . Philadelphia is now on the clock. The Philadelphia Eagles’ base defense is a 4-3 system. This means that there are 4 down lineman, and 3 linebackers that make up the front 7 of the defense. The most important part of the Eagles defensive scheme is blitzing and creating pressure. Jim Johnson, the Eagles Defensive Coordinator, will send blitzes from anywhere to create pressure, and hopefully create turnovers. The Eagles starting lineup and backups are as followed: · Left Defensive End – Juqua Parker Backups are Victor Abiamiri, Chris Clemons · Left Defensive Tackle – Mike Patterson Backups are Trevor Laws · Right Defensive Tackle – Broderick Bunkley Backups are Dan Klecko · Right Defensive End – Trent Cole Backups are Darren Howard, Bryan Smith · Strong Side Linebacker – Chris Gocong Backups are Tank Daniels ... Source: www.cincyjungle.com --- 11 days ago
Based on opening weekend rosters, there are eight NFL players that played with the University of Cincinnati. They are: Brent Celek (Eagles) Antonio Chatman (Bengals) Trent Cole (Eagles) Troy Evans (Saints) Jason Fabini (Redskins) Andre Frazier (Steelers) Haruki Nakamura (Ravens) Mike Wright (Patriots) At the same time, there's 36 players in the NFL from the Ohio State University; Miami holds the top spot with 44 with tOSU, Michigan and Georgia tied with third-most (36). Florida State has 37 players in the NFL, followed by LSU (35), Tennessee and Texas (34). Southern Cal has 32. Where did the current Bengals roster (active, practice, IR, suspended all included) go to school? Alabama (3) - Simeon Castille, Antwan Odom, Justin Britt Southern California (3) - Carson Palmer, Keith Rivers, Frostee Rucker Michigan (3) - Leon Hall, Dhani Jones, Chris Perry Notre Dame (3) - Corey Mays, Chinedum Ndukwe, Dan Santucci Georgia (2) - Robert Geathers, Dennis Roland LSU (2) - Andrew Whitworth, Nate Livings Louisville (2) - Brandon Johnson, Mario Urrutia Michigan State (2) - Kyle Cook, Domata Peko Oregon State (2) - T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Chad Johnson Penn State (2) - Kenny Watson, Ethan Kilmer West Virginia (2) - Shayne Graham, Chris Henry Appalachian State (1) - Corey Lynch Arizona State (1) - Levi Jones Arkansas (1) - Bobbie Williams Auburn (1) - Pat Sims Brigham Young (1) - Daniel Coats Central Florida (1) - Rashad Jeanty Central Michigan (1) - ... Source: www.bleedinggreennation.com --- 14 days ago
Here's the truth about why the Eagles won. Against the Steelers. The Steelers love to run the ball. The Steelers got 27 yards on 15 rushes by their running backs. This forced Rothelisberger and Leftwich to drop back 45 times. The Steelers never win when they have to throw 75% of the time. That's how the Eagles win, not the Steelers. The result was 9 sacks, 4 more near sacks where Rothelisberger managed to get 1 yard in front of the line of scrimmage, an intentional grounding int he end zone that should have been a 10th sack, a bogus offsides penalty against Trent Cole that should have been another sack, numerous hits and hurries, 2 forced fumbles, 1 interception and a partridge in a pear tree. While everyone has been talking about a lot of other things, the Eagles have quietly stepped up as the NFL's #1 rushing defense. ... Source: www.bloggingtheboys.com --- 19 days ago
Does anyone get the sense that TK and RJ do not like each other? I admit that I decided to suffer through their awful commentary: Jaws fellating the iggles whenever he could, and TK just turning a terrible performance. I remember several instances where RJ commentary sounded euphoric when the iggles were competing with dallas; he did not go full homer but shades of green were showing. TK noticed this and he would rehash the old TO was the best receiver Dmac ever had, dallas was bigger than the yankees, dallas has the stars and the allure, Trent Cole was too aggressive on the false start hit of tony curtis, etc. Every opportunity TK had to give a "sharp stick poke" to the back of RJ head he took it; it sounded like he was just waiting for the next opportunity to get under RJ skin. Maybe he wants RJ to break out of his normal mode and turn it into a pti session; not sure but was it noticible to anyone else who watched the game without the mute button on? ... Source: www.bleedinggreennation.com --- 24 days ago
i've had enough of the texas ratfucks around here. we all pretty much know and accept the circumstances around this game. both teams have very good quarterbacks, they have tremendous offensive weapons, and they have untested defenses that have ranged from acceptable to great over the last 3 years. we know this. the cowboys have advantages at RB and WR. hell, probably TE as well. the eagles strengths match up against this. they have big, quick, young linebackers, 6 of them, and if there's any corps in the league that has a chance to match up against 2 RBs like barber and jones, or a TE like witten, it's the eagles. and if you think you know what to expect from the D, forget it. this D has the personnel to run any formation. you'll see a base 4-3. you'll see liberal use of the nickel. and i guarantee you'll see some 3-4. Trent Cole and chris clemons will be coming off the edge, hard high and fast, and if you can't handle them 1 on 1, you'll be hurting after gocong comes 'round the corner. the offense can score. westbrook may be in his decline phase, but he's still a top 5 back, and it brings a smile to my face, knowing that they beat an NFL team by 35 points, with westbrook having, at best, the third most impressive performance. so, i'm calling it. take the under and take the eagles. they win by 20+ points, and they hold dallas under 13. get your popcorn ready. ... Source: blogs.nbcsports.com --- 15 days ago
Trent Cole just wrapped up Roethlisberger in the end zone on a jailbreak pass rush. Roethlisberger tried to unload the ball but got whistled for intentional grounding and the score's now 12-6, Philly. ... Source: www.hogshaven.com --- 3 days ago
As before, you can find my mostly irrational answers to JasonB of Bleeding Green Nation's questions over the Redskins defense here . I had my own questions for him over his beloved Eagles and he was kind enough to abide. In other words: The dude abides. Hogs Haven : I don't have the exact numbers in front of me but you guys had something like 87 sacks against Pittsburgh. Uhm. That is terrifying. You lead the league in sacks and I think as a result recovered fumbles. Assuming damage is done to Jason Campbell this week, who is the main culprit? There's a lot of guys getting a lot of sacks on your team so far. Bleeding Green Nation : Yeah it's been a real team effort. In typical Jim Johnson style he'll bring pressure from everywhere… But if I had to pick one guy it would Juqua Parker who has been a real pleasant surprise this year. He already has 3.5 sacks this year and has been playing like a man possessed. Coming off his first pro bowl, Trent Cole has gotten a lot of attention on other side and Parker has really taken advantage of the opportunities that has given him. He seems to get pressure from that left side almost every play. He's always been a decent pass rusher that's good for 5 or 6 sacks a year… but so this year he's played on a different level. HH : As good as your pass rush has been, you're even better against the run. Your defense was good last year, is typically quite good, but I don't think they were this good. What ... Source: www.topix.com --- 14 days ago
THE QUEST goes on, and on. How long now, have the Eagles been looking for somebody to really take charge of the defensive end spot opposite Trent Cole? At least since 2006, when Cole emerged as a full-time ... ... Find more results for Trent Cole on RSSMicro.com |
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Terrell Owens caught the long pass in stride, cruised into the end zone and began showing off. With a shimmy in the direction of the Philadelphia Eagles, then some arm-flapping like he used to do when he scored for them, the final Monday night game at Texas Stadium was off to a wild start. Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens (81) celebrates with Ken Hamlin (26) after Owens scored a touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles in the second quarter of an NFL football game Monday night, Sept. 15, 2008, in Irving, Texas. Dallas Cowboys running back Marion Barber (24) carries the ball past Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Trent Cole (58) in the first quarter of an NFL football game in Irving, Texas, Monday, Sept. 15, 2008. Philadelphia Eagles running back Brian Westbrook (36) runs into the end zone for a touchdown as Dallas Cowboys cornerback Terence Newman (41) looks on during the first quarter of an NFL football game in Irving, Texas, Monday, Sept. 15, 2008. ...
Eagles defensive end Chris Clemons, who’s missed a good chunk of the preseason with a calf injury, practiced today, a team spokesman said. Today’s 10-10-10- practice at the NovaCare Complex was closed to the media, and Clemons never appeared in the locker room while it was open to the media. Clemons, who had eight sacks for the Raiders last year before signing a deal with the Eagles that included a $4 million signing bonus, is a key cog along the defensive line. Other than Pro Bowl pick Trent Cole, he’s the only defensive lineman on the team who’s had more than six sacks in a season since 2005. Darren Howard, mainly a nickel defensive tackle now, had 11 sacks back in 2004. Clemons struggled picking up the defense early in camp, then missed time after he was hospitalized with dehydration at Lehigh, then suffered the calf injury. He didn’t play in any of the preseason games. Reggie Brown, who’s been out for three weeks with a hamstring injury, was at practice, but it was unclear how much work he actually did. Brown was in the locker room during the open period for about 15 seconds. Asked if he practiced, Brown shook his head now. When he was asked if he did anything, trainer Rick Burkholder grabbed him, took him into the trainer’s room, and said, “He’s mine now.” Brown never reappeared during the open locker room period. Burkholder is barred by head coach Andy Reid from talking to the media. No coaches were made available to the med ...