Rashard Mendenhall

6 November 2009

;t think it’s a coincidence that Troy Polamalu and the Steeler running game returned as well. Rashard Mendenhall has taken over for Willie Parker and is running away (pun SO intended) with the opportunity. Now Big Ben Roethlisberger isn't as pressured in the pocket.Denver’s defense will be hoping to rebound after being embarrassed by Baltimore last week, but the offense will have to put up points if they have any hope of stymieing the Steelers.

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23 October 2008

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There is talk (and the NFL is currently looking into it) that the Ravens had a bounty out on Rashard Mendenhall and Hines Ward of the Steelers.  What’s wrong with that?  Doesn’t anybody remember the Bounty Bowls? 

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7 October 2008

          The crystal ball was two up and two down for the week.  Even though that is an improvement, it still doesn’t cut it!  Good thing this is for entertainment purposes only…or I would be in the poor house!  Let’s take a look back and see what happened: 

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2 October 2008

          

           Bill Belichick, Head Coach of the New England Patriots, was accused by Al Davis of “tampering” with Randy Moss prior to their trade a year ago.  The Raiders received a 4th round pick as compensation in the deal.  Davis alleges that the Patriots had a secret workout with Moss prior to the negotiations, which would violate NFL rules.  Bill (here’s a surprise) denies the accusation. 

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30 September 2008

ed with the Cincinnati Bengals.  Benson and Chris Henry on the same team…nice! 

Rashard Mendenhall fractured his shoulder in his first NFL start on MNF.  He gained 30 y

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29 September 2008

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I can’t wait to watch tonight’s game…”Text Gate”…Rashard Mendenhall vs. Bart Scott…Let’s get ready to rumble!

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27 September 2008

           The other day, Rashard Mendenhall (Rookie RB for the Pittsburgh Steelers) sent his buddy, Ray Rice (Rookie RB for the Baltimore Ravens) a text message.  So why is that football news?  Because LB Bart Scott of the Ravens made it so!  Mendenhall’s text was only intended for his buddy Ray.  It claimed how great of a day Rashard was going to have against the vaunted Raven’s Defense.  Ray Rice took it upon himself to let his defense know about the text message…Bart Scoot took offense.

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14 March 2008

/>•    If you’ve been reading any mock drafts lately, you’ll notice Rashard Mendenhall as a trendy choice for the Bears’ first round pick. Given the current state of our atrocious backfield, and coupled with the fact that we have done nothing to amend the situation via free agency, I think Mendenhall would be a great option at #14. At 5’10”, 225, he’s very similar in size to 5’11”, 220 Benson, but Mendenhall has shown impressive speed and burst (remember that 79-yard run he had in the Rose Bowl against that great Trojan D?), clocking a 4.41 40 and recording twenty-six reps in the 225-pound bench press. I bet Benson couldn’t even do twenty! He’s also incredibly versatile – thirty-four receptions for 318 yards last year, second on the Illini – and would open up the offense even more. The livelihood of The Grossman/Orton Duo will be entirely dependent upon whether or not they can work those outlets and dump offs for short gain; Mendenhall could provide immediate impact in this area. Do yourself a favor and check out this video ( http://youtube.com/watch?v=27cxAs7mGSs) of him against Wisconsin where he racked up 160 yards and two TDs on nineteen carries. Also, as with Lloyd, Turner was the one who recruited Mendenhall and would absolutely love to have him. And the rest: Standing 5’10”, 210, Peterson would most likely be relegated to specific situations (two-minute drills, passing downs). He’s still a very necessary part of our special teams, though, and will continue to provide in that capacity. Wolfe (5’7”, 186) will take some time to establish himself, but, rest assured, I’ve seen this guy play firsthand and know he’s a beast. Just give him some time.

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