Category: Danny Woodhead

Philip Rivers Isn’t Completely Surprised by Jared Gaither’s Release, Expects Chargers to Add More Offensive Linemen

Monday, April 1st, 2013

Philip Rivers has lost some support this offseason in San Diego. The team lost guard Louis Vasquez on the free-agent market and gave up on controversial offensive tackle Jared Gaither, who was released last week. Rivers isn't quite frustrated, but he clearly hopes the Bolts make some moves to address ...

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Danny Woodhead: The Chargers Coaching Staff Sold Me on Going to San Diego

Monday, March 18th, 2013

Another fan favorite is moving on from New England. Danny Woodhead agreed to terms on a two-year contract with the San Diego Chargers last week. The third-down back will back up Ryan Mathews in San Diego and provide a dynamic option for Philip Rivers. Woodhead is excited to be a part of the Mike ...

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Tom Brady Doesn’t Seem Worried Despite the Loss of Rob Gronkowski

Tuesday, January 15th, 2013

The New England Patriots cruised by the Houston Texans and into the AFC Championship Game, but the victory didn't come without a price. Running back Danny Woodhead was hurt but hasn't necessarily been ruled out for this weekend as this post was written, but more importantly the Pats lost stud ...

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Tom Brady Hopes the New England Patriots Keep Their Foot on the Gas Pedal

Monday, December 27th, 2010

The New England Patriots have rendered Week 17 meaningless. At least for them. Their victory over Buffalo on Sunday secured home-field advantage throughout the NFL playoffs and obviously they'll have a bye in the first round. That said, quarterback and MVP candidate Tom Brady says he wants to play the full ...

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