The NFL finally has caught up with what fans of Kansas University football have known for years — Darrell Stuckey is one heck of a guy. Stuckey, the sixth-year NFL pro and 2010 KU graduate who starred in KU’s secondary and helped the Jayhawks win the 2008 Orange Bowl, recently was named the ...
Englewood, Colo. ? Cornerback Aqib Talib will sit out the Denver Broncos’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday after losing his appeal of a one-game suspension for poking a player in the eye.NFL spokesman Michael Signora said Talib’s punishment was upheld Tuesday by Derrick Brooks. ...
Florham Park, N.J. ? The New York Jets have waived quarterback Jake Heaps and signed quarterback Josh Johnson.The Jets announced the move Thursday night, a few hours after bringing Johnson in for a workout. To make room on the roster, New York released undrafted rookie Heaps, who played at ...
Englewood, Colo. ? Aqib Talib is still at the top of his game. Only, he finds himself often overshadowed by fellow University of Kansas alum Chris Harris Jr.Both of the Denver Broncos’ starting cornerbacks had Pro Bowl seasons in 2014, each collecting 17 pass breakups, a sack and a forced ...
According to ESPNBoston.com’s Mike Reiss, former Kansas University tight end Jimmay Mundine was one of three undrafted rookies to sign with the New England Patriots on Thursday. Details of the contract were not disclosed. Mundine, who initially signed with Cleveland, was one of 12 members of ...
JaCorey Shepherd knew if he watched the NFL Draft, the anticipation alone would give him fits.So when the Kansas University cornerback arrived back in his hometown of Mesquite, Texas, he decided the family would kick back, instead of focusing on his big moment. Dominoes, spoons, Yahtzee — you ...
The more Ben Heeney watched the NFL Draft at his parents’ Overland Park home Saturday, the more his irritation grew.The linebacker from Kansas University couldn’t help himself. Between the time he spent this offseason training in Florida, his involvement in the East-West Shrine Game and his ...
Dexter McDonald sat in his family’s Kansas City, Missouri, home Saturday watching the NFL Draft for the third day in a row.The cornerback from Kansas University didn’t start second-guessing himself necessarily as round Nos. 4 through 6 went by, but he ceded during Round 7 to the notion he ...
