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Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms is giddy over the signing of David Boston.



"It's great to have him here," Simms told the Tampa
Tribune. "It definitely gives us another downfield threat. "I mean, if
you put Joey (Galloway) on one side and David Boston on the other, it's going to
make defenses think about who they want to cheat their safeties to in coverage.
We really have a lot of speed at receiver now."

Boston signed a one-year contract on Wednesday.

Did Simms intend to snub Michael Clayton? What are your feelings about Simms leaving Clayton out in the cold. Does Clayton need this push, I think so? Jon Gruden has been sending Clayton direct messages all summer. Previous reports state that Clayton the third-year receiver has lost weight and has been working hard following a lousy sophomore season. However, I think David Boston just might be the T.O. the Bucs were looking for. I know that sounds crazy, but lets face the facts. Boston is an awesome specimen. He is a freak that should be on WWE. If and I know the key word is IF, he stays health we might just have the best receiver money can buy. Simms is right, with Galloway on one side and Boston on the other who do you cover? Now I love Clayton and even though he had a season ridden with injuries, he still was a factor on the field. He threw his body at defenders, he played hurt all year, which shows his heart. I think a healthy, slimed down Clayton, Galloway, Boston and rookie Stovall as the Bucs main receivers, WOW watch out; Add Cadillac Williams to this mix and this just might be the "Greatest Show on Turf."


In other news: The Giants on Friday signed quarterback Rob Johnson (remember our old friend Rob?), who has not played in the NFL since 2004 after undergoing Tommy John surgery on his throwing arm.

Other NFL News: Texans defensive end Mario Williams signed a six-year contract last month that included no signing bonus (WOW), according to ESPN's Len Pasquarelli. He is the only top selection in modern history to ink a deal that had no signing bonus.

The Broncos came away extremely impressed with rookie quarterback Jay Cutler following his first mini-camp.
"God, he's going to be a great quarterback,"Javon Walker told the team's official website.


"Obviously you can see all the potential that's there. I look forward to
whatever happens in the future." Head coach Mike Shanahan added: "You take a
look at 'Can a guy make all of the throws?' That's the key, not his arm
strength. Can you throw the deep post? Can he throw the deep circles? Does he
have the ability to flick his wrist to throw the ball downfield? He does
have that ability."

Wide receiver Javon Walker continues to progress in his recovery from knee surgery, adding warm-up pass routes for the first time in practice on Thursday.
"Kind of snuck that in on my own," Walker told the Denver Post. "But obviously
since I'm sprinting, I can do that."

The Reggie Bush number saga is over. On Thursday, Bush announced he has obtained the No. 25 from teammate Fred McAfee, who wore the number for eight seasons.

He wore No. 5 while playing for the USC Trojans.

The draining effects of three weeks' worth of training combined with boring television and comfortable couches were enough to lull Al Wilson and Champ Bailey to sleep, the players said Monday. Neither set an alarm clock at their residences, both overslept and both missed an 11:15 p.m. curfew to be at the team hotel on Friday night.

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CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- Cleveland Browns running back Reuben Droughns pleaded not guilty Monday to misdemeanor ...

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DENVER -- The soreness in Denver Broncos kicker Paul Ernster's leg was inevitable.

He's not used to ...

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DENVER -- The draining effects of three weeks' worth of training combined with boring television and ...

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Former Denver Broncos player Ruben Droughns pleaded not guilty this morning, following a May domestic violence arrest in Centennial. Droughns faces third-degree assault and harassment charges in a trial slated for February.

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It couldn't have been a coincidence. Broncos defensive coordinator Larry Coyer had been critical of his team's poor tackling during the preseason opener Friday at Detroit. Action was taken in the morning workout session as there was some serious shoulder popping.

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As the double-horn blared this morning at Dove Valley, the 12th training camp led by Mike Shanahan was complete. The Denver Broncos' second preseason game will be Saturday night against the Tennessee Titans at Invesco Field at Mile High.

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Charlie Adams isn't going to be a Cowboy after all. Broncos announced today that Adams, a wide receiver, failed his physical with Dallas today and is back on the Denver roster.

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CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- Cleveland Browns running back Reuben Droughns pleaded not guilty Monday to misdemeanor ...

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Former Denver Broncos player Ruben Droughns pleaded not guilty this morning, following a May domestic violence arrest in Centennial. Droughns faces third-degree assault and harassment charges in a trial slated for February.

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Pro Football Weekly is hearing that Steve McNair's even-keeled demeanor has been a breath of fresh air for the Ravens.

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Denver Broncos tailback Ron Dayne might become a camp casualty after the running backs' performance against Tennessee Saturday night.

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For a guy who led the Denver Broncos to the cusp of the Super Bowl seven months ago, Jake Plummer sure has had a quiet camp. Almost all the attention has been on prized rookie quarterback Jay Cutler, who is drawing rave reviews for his arm strength and accuracy but who will be carrying a clipboard when the regular season begins in three weeks.

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The Broncos have tried the Veal. So far, they like it just fine, too. And for a team that still is trying to answer questions about its intended plan for a pass rush, Demetrin Veal's work against the Titans on Saturday night offered another preseason glimmer of what might be possible.

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While the sun had yet to peak over the tabletop landscape to begin its daily bake-off on the Texas Gulf Coast, a former Broncos player and coach was moving through the empty streets surrounded by only the thoughts whirring through his head.

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Imagination is not only allowed in the NFL preseason but is absolutely required. Nothing is less dependable than conclusions drawn from contests in which two football teams are playing separate games.

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Come on, climb aboard the wayback machine for a look into another Broncos era that might offer insight into this one.

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OAKLAND, Calif. â€" Aaron Brooks threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Doug Gabriel on Oakland's opening drive, and Andrew Walter led two second-half scoring drives to lead the Raiders to a 23-7 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night.

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DENVER â€" Mike Shanahan summoned Nate Jackson to his office last year and informed him that his dream of playing wide receiver in the NFL had come to an end. "But he framed it in a good way," Jackson recalled after a recent training camp practice.

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The Broncos traded receiver Charlie Adams to Dallas for a sixth-round draft pick, but the trade was voided when Adams failed his physical. However, the trade shows that the Broncos are happy with their depth at receiver, even with Ashley Lelie holding out. Adams was Denver's third receiver last year, but slipped to ninth on the depth chart this year. --FB Cecil Sapp can't shake a groin injury. He missed Denver's second preseason game and has missed many practices.

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--Javon Walker didn't have one pass thrown his way against Tennessee, but that wasn't a big deal to him. It was Walker's first game since tearing his right ACL in Week 1 last season when he was with Green Bay. Walker said he had no physical issues against the Titans. "It felt real good to get out there and play," Walker said. --Rookie quarterback Jay Cutler's second game wasn't as good as his first, but he still made many plays.

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--By suspending arguably his two best defensive players for a preseason game, Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan sent a message that nobody is above his rules. Cornerback Champ Bailey and linebacker Al Wilson were suspended for Denver's second preseason game against Tennessee after missing team curfew the night before. Shanahan would not discuss the specifics of what happened the night before the game, only that the players were suspended.

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