St. Louis & Detroit

Only Detroit Lions can compare with St. Louis Rams’ 17-game losing streak.
The Rams wants to get some kind of success from the Lions in Ford Field.In the league ,among hte three winless teams ,St.louis is more weak ,and then is the Rams whom scored the fewest points (60).“We have to learn to put four good quarters together,” running back Steven Jackson said. “We don’t know how to win a game right now.”
The Lions ended their losing streak on Sept. 27. and they put all the four talent quaterback ont he field to get the win.
Tampa Bay had a record of 26 straight losses in the league.
“We want to be a physical team and run down the middle, not sideline to sideline,” Jackson said. “The offensive line allowed us to do so in the second half.”
Detroit had his byeweek game ,rookie Matthew Stafford with a knee injury was excepted to come back tehse days.
“This is a hard-working team,” Schwartz said. “There’s a lot of character on this football team, but the bottom line in this business is performance and we have to be very objective when it comes to performance.”
The rookie coach Schwartz is trying his best to keep calm. Hope all the fans with the rams jersey will feel proud of theie one day.

Stafford practices with Lions Tuesday

Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz seems not to reveal the details about the recovery of quarterback Matt Stafford.
Absolutely nothing,” said Schwartz, when asked what he would reveal about Stafford’s participation in Tuesday’s practice. “I do think the bye came at a good time for getting people healthier, and everyone was able to at least do something, but that’s as far as I will go.”
The media can go through Stafford's individual drills;he wasn’t fully involved in the full-team portion of the session.
“I was limited,” he said. “I didn’t get all the reps, but I took a few. This is the most I’ve done on it, and it felt pretty good.”Stafford, though, knows that he’s been down this road before. The last time he tried to go through most of a practice, the knee swelled and he had to have a second MRI.

Jets lose his arm --RB Washington

“It’s horribly unfortunate and really makes you think about how quickly things can be taken from you,” center Nick Mangold said. It's true.Washington suffered a compound fracture of the tibia and fibula when they are against with Oakland on sunday.He was carted off the field and had X-rays, which revealed the fractures. Washington, 27, was taken to Berkeley’s Alta Bates Medical Center, where he underwent a two-hour operation Sunday to have a rod inserted into the tibia to stabilize the fracture. The team said doctors expect the fibula to heal on its own.
“It’s just a tough loss,” cornerback Darrelle Revis(notes) said. “He’s a big part of our offense and he’s put up big numbers since he’s been a New York Jet. To have him gone for the season, that’s a big playmaker that we’re losing.”Jets just lost Kris Jenkins for cruciate ligament in his left knee last week. “This is kind of going crazy the last two weeks,” Revis said. Danny Woodhead,rookie Shonn Greene ,Brad Smith can also step in .
“It just devastates you,” Ryan said of Washington. “You feel for him.”

Is it Anderson's fault?

Another game, another round of snaps keeping Cleveland Browns quarterback Brady Quinn(notes) from

earning $10.9 million in salary escalators. With every Derek Anderson(notes) start, fans can only

hope the franchise is going to use some of the money it saves by refunding season tickets.
It's said that the Browns are stealing money from fans and trading losses for millions.Thanks to

salary escalators in Quinn’s deal, he would stand to earn nearly an additional $11 million in

salary in 2010 and 2011 if he plays at least 70 percent of the offensive snaps this season.But with

Anderson's performance,Quinn gets further and further from that money.But how can the Browns

realistically justify that argument at this point? How can they point to Anderson and say he’s the

best shot this team has to win? He has been the worst NFL starter not named JaMarcus Russell this

season. someone hold different views:They think neither Anderson nor Quinn has been good. They’ve

both turned the ball over too much, and they both struggled against good competition.But Quinn is

better than Anderson’s ability to be inaccurate all the time.Anderson needs to go up.

They draw fines from league

Chad Ochocinco has been fined $10,000 for a uniform violation.
The colorful Cincinnati wideout was fined for wearing a black chin strap on his helmet.
San Diego rookie linebacker Larry English was fined $7,500 for a horse collar tackle.
Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma received a $10,000 fine for his helmet-to-helmet hit on Giants

quarterback Eli Manning.
Carolina lose $36,000 in salary because of launching himself into defenseless Tampa Bay returner

Clifton Smith.
Yup,fine is not a pleasnt thing.but it's not that bad. Sometimes we need rules.