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Today marks the triumphant return of the Ballsy Blog of the Week, which fittingly goes to the quartet of Chad Ochocinco, Chris Cooley, Ray Rice and Darnell Docket for their unprecedented news team coverage along with Jake & Amir during Super Bowl week. we highlight it for the fact that not only is the group (collectively known as the OCNN News Team) downright hilarious, but the project's sponsor - Motoblur - does an amazing job integrating their product into the viral videos in a manner that compliments, rather than takes away, from the videos' entertainment value.
Staying in Miami, we bring on on-location guest Joe Fortenbaugh of National Football Post to talk Super Bowl, Pro Bowl, trade rumors, McNabb/Favre speculation and how the site and its unique staff have quickly become an inside source for pro football news, analysis and insight.Follow us on Twitter@HHReynolds or Click Here to get HHR in your inbox.
In Sunday's Trenton Times, Eagles beat writer Mark Eckel referred to Lincoln Financial Field as "The place where Pro Bowl players go to die" when referencing the departure of Javon Kearse and Takeo Spikes, and the likely future departure of Darren Howard. Each of those three were deemed major acquisitions and were expected to reap huge benefits. While an argument can be made for or against their play in Philadelphia, it is safe to say they never lived up to their difference-making expectations.
Troy Vincent - A 5x Pro Bowl selection (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) and 3x All-Pro selection (2000, 2001, 2002), he left Philadelphia following the 2003 season, switched positions and was never heard from again outside of NFLPA labor negotiations.
Bobby Taylor - 2002 Pro Bowler and All-Pro, spent one season in 2004 with Seattle and then retired.
Michael Lewis - Named Pro Bowl starter in 2004 and led the Eagles in tackles in 2005. Left Eagles to sign a grossly inflated contract with San Fran. Likely to never live up to paycheck.
Jeremiah Trotter - Returned to the Eagles at LFF in 2004 for two productive Pro Bowl-caliber seasons (having to fight his way to a starting job off of special teams), only to be marred by injuries and let go.
