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Kansas City Chiefs QB Matt Cassel missed the first game of the NFL regular season, and his status remains questionable for the teams second game of the year against the Oakland Raiders. Although he appeared to be running more briskly and favoring his knee less in practice this week, Chiefs coach Todd Haley maintains that hes still a game time decision. The Chiefs offense has looked pitiful ever since preseason and their ineptitude cost coordinator Chan Gailey his job. In addition to playing without their starting quarterback, Kansas City is woefully lacking in playmaking wide receivers.

The following paragraphs will reveal the Reggie Bush workout that helped get Reggie out of the injury list and back into the end zone. At the University of Southern California in 2005 Reggie was the most feared footballer in the country and earned the coveted Heisman trophy. He looked like he was carved from granite but skeptics still wondered if he had the size to match it with the pros. Regardless of doubters, Reggie was given a ‘franchise player’ tag. How did the Reggie Bush workout change to deal with the pros?

So what is the secret to a Vernon Davis workout that allows this tight end to lead the league in touchdowns? Well for the past 3 seasons before his breakout season in 2009, Vernon Davis had been paying his dues in the weight room working on building more strength and increasing explosiveness. The Vernon Davis workout is certainly an interesting one and one that will have you working hard.

Why is Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings such an offensive threat with superhuman abilities? His dedication to preparation and more specifically the Adrian Peterson workout program he follows. This intense off field work has allowed him to lead the league in rushing yards. Read on for more details of the Adrian Peterson workout.

The Detroit Lions nineteen game losing streak is over. On Sunday afternoon at Ford Field in Detroit the Lions held on for a 19-14 win over the Washington Redskins. The Lions hadn’t won a game since December 23, 2007 and had already tied the second longest losing streak in NFL history. Their run of futility included a 0-16 mark in 2008, the first winless season since the NFL expanded its schedule to sixteen games. It may not have been pretty, but the streak is now over and the Lions wont have to worry about comparisons to the 1976-77 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who lost a record 26 games in their first two seasons as an NFL expansion team.

When the biggest play of a NFL football game is an extra point, there’s a good chance it was a dull contest. Such was the case on Thursday night in rainy Foxboro, Massachusetts as the Cincinnati Bengals edged the New England Patriots by a 7-6 score. The big play of the game? A point after touchdown by the Bengals backup kicker, none other than wide receiver Chad Ochocinco. The unlikely placekicker’s extra point would prove to be the margin of victory in the low scoring game.

The retirement and un-retirement of Brett Favre is becoming an annual rite of the NFL preseason, and this year is no different. A few months after retiring from football after playing last season with the New York Jets, The Gunslinger is back in the NFL. This year he’ll be slinging balls for the Minnesota Vikings, who’ll pay Favre $12 million bucks if he’s on the opening day roster.

NFL Jerseys are originally used as football player’s uniform. While you are cheering for your team, the color of their jerseys will let you identify them even if they are in the field. As identity of the team, the player’s jerseys are printed or sewn with designs like their team’s name and the number and name of the player.

The NFL preseason got underway on Saturday with the annual Hall of Fame Game, and the Tennessee Titans earned the victory as they built a 21-3 first half lead before holding off a late Buffalo Bills comeback to prevail 21-18. The Titans offense looked sharp in the first half, while the Bills never really got anything going in their offensive efforts.

The Atlanta Falcons didn’t so much win their Sunday Night NFL Football game against the Chicago Bears as much as the Bears lost it. A series of costly mistakes and turnovers in the red zone negated an otherwise solid road effort for the Bears, as Atlanta held on to win 21-14 at the Georgia Dome. Chicago held a decisive edge in most of the statistical categories, but was undone by untimely turnovers. Atlanta improved to 4-1 with the victory while Chicago slipped to 3-2.