Hornets won most

It would not be a fluke when something happens year after year. You may ask how the Hornets can win so many times.

With their one-point victory in Portland on Monday, the Hornets are 14-3 in games decided by five points or less this season. Combine that with a 1-7 record in games decided by 15 points or more and you have a team with a negative point differential (-1.2 per game) and a winning record. Their point differential says the Hornets should be 20-25 at this point, yet instead they're 25-20. The Hornets sit in eighth place in the Western Conference, but statistically, three of the teams behind them in the standings are better.

Paul with the No.3 hornets jersey said they are used to it and they do that night in and night out.

Bears DE Adams is a hard worker

Gaines Adams with No.99 bears jersey gave the audience deep impression Friday with his talent, humility and amazing smile through his football career.

"They all talked about that smile," said Tommy Bowden, Adams' college coach at Clemson. More than 1,000 family members, friends, fans and teammates gathered at Rock Springs Baptist Church to celebrate the life of Adams, a defensive end who died Sunday from an enlarged heart at age 26.Adams was an All-America at Clemson and taken fourth overall by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 2007 NFL Draft. Adams was traded to the Chicago Bears midway through this season. Bears coach Lovie Smith told the crowd Friday that soon after the trade, Adams called to ask how he could best help his new team succeed.

He is really a man always ready to work.

Gregg Williams is an energetic defensive coordinator

Gregg Williams worked as the Saints' defensive coordinator was well known for his hoarse voice on the field.

Almost half of the players with saints jerseys called him fell of energy. “He’s crazy, always talking, telling you something, non-stop,” said Hargrove, who isn’t far removed from that himself. “He’s crazy, always talking, telling you something, non-stop,” said defensive lineman Hargrove, who isn’t far removed from that himself. “Yeah, he had to tell me one day to just stop talking because me and him, it just never stopped. He said we couldn’t get nothing done if one of us didn’t shut up.” It's just the way Williams deals with his football. It's his life for six days a week.

Peterson meets childhood idol on Sunday

Adrian Peterson wears the No.28 vikings jersey, when he was a kid, Dallas Cowboys is his favorite team.

Now this Sunday, that famous Cowboys star will look so much different to the Vikings All-Pro running back. The Vikings verse the Cowboys in an NFC divisional playoff game that sounds so fatasy that even Peterson's family divided. “I was a huge Cowboys fan growing up, the days of Michael Irvin, Prime Time, Emmitt,” Peterson said Thursday. “It’s going to feel good to play those guys. I’ve got a lot of family that is kind of (undecided) which side they’re pulling for.”

We are all looking forward to the game.

Cable wants a meeting with Davis

Tom Cable is still expecting to have a talk with owner AI Davis about his position as Oakland Raiders coach.

Cable said at his season-ending news conference Jan.4 that he would meet Davis sometime this week. But till to wednesday, the meeting had not happened. According to team senior executive John Herrera, the time is not set for the meeting. Cable’s job status is in question after he went 5-11 in his first full season as coach and failed to develop JaMarcus Russell into a legitimate NFL quarterback. Cable made some improvement after Russell's mess season that proves his value to sign another year to lead the players with raiders jerseys back to the playoffs.

Jets' washington may play in 2010

Wearing the No.29 jets jersey, Leon Washington hopes to play on the field in the Jets' first game next season.

Doctors said his broken right leg is two months ahead of a normal recovery and may he can be off crutches next week. "Everything's looking on the up and up, and I'm just looking forward to when I can start jogging," Washington said. "I've got a long way until the season starts. I'm on pace to be there for the opening game of the season, so I just try not to push myself too much." Washington underwent a fracture of the tibia and fibula at Oakland on Oct.25 then accepted a surgery with six to 12 months to heal.

Everything seems to be good with Washington.

Jim Mora says he is not worried

Jim Mora felt free to say something about how to turn around a 5-11 team after leaving the Seattle Seahawks.

“I was very stunned to say the least and I indicated so,” Mora said on KJR-AM on Monday afternoon in his first extended comments about his firing. “I’ve never seen this happen like this before. I was very stunned. I don’t know that it’s even hit me yet.” Mora was dismissed just after one season last Friday. At the same time, it hurts for the Seahawks appointed Pete Carroll as the new one just after More on the air one hour later. Mora said he was not too worried about it. He just going to work until he was told not to work.

This ex coach said most of the players with seahawks jerseys offered much support.

Rice and Ravens defeated Pats successfully

Tom Brady and his New England Patriots went down to the valley just in minutes. Fans with their patriots jerseys sat in frozen silence, they saw the blooding truth on the score board.

Five minutes into the game, New England trailed the Baltimore Ravens 14-0. Just one minute later the crowd came to life, booing Brady and his teammates who hadn’t lost a playoff game at Gillette Stadium. Brady said he'd have been booing themselves,too. the way they played would not beat anybody. “Their era is not over, they know how to win,” Rice said, “but for the Ravens, to beat the New England Patriots set a precedent. We’ll always remember this win.” AS we all know that heating up early is very important. Rice and his team started game fast.

For Ravens, it was a good memory to defeat Pats.

No one hates hits

Fans with NFL jerseys always expect big hits happened in their supporting teams no matter how serious the NFL concerning about the concussions.

“The whole concussion issue is scary, but it’s not going to change the way a real football fan looks at the game,” Matt Sandbrook of Tampa, Fla., said while watching a late season Colts-Jaguars game at a sports bar. “Injuries are a detriment; concussions are a detriment. It’s good they’re trying to do some things to help the players, but fans still want to see football. Hitting is part of football. There’s no way to escape that. To fans, they hope certain experts can search more advanced equipment and tweaks to the rules protecting players.

We can trust the NFL as the world-class organization trying their best to protecting their players.

Grant of Saints sat out

We won't see No.94 saints jersey at the end of their season. He was put on the injured reserve Tuesday.

This man guarded the left side of the defensive line like a strong anchor, but now he has a triceps injury that will make him to say goodbye to his season. The eight-year NFL veteran had surgery to repair the torn muscle, according to the team. He was 31 years old started at each game this season and offered 53 tackles, 5.5 sacks and a forced fumble. Grant made the room on the roster, so re-signed defensive end Paul Spicer who was a 10-year veteran stepped in. He had played in all four preseason games with the Saints before being waived.

Injuries attacked the Saints' line defense totally and they hoped all 11 starters would be healthy during the playoffs.

Jets got playoff spot

New York Jets hold tightly of their first playoff berth in three seasons with a 37-0 victory Sunday night at the frigid Meadowlands by their active defense and rookie Mark Sanchez's efficient offense.

“It’s a special feeling,” Sanchez said. “A few weeks ago, people had us counted out.” The Jets set up a rematch against the AFC North champion Bengals. “This wasn’t our goal to make the playoffs. Our goals are much higher,” said Ryan, heading to the postseason in his first year as a head coach. “We were 4-6 and we had a mission with the team. It went from impossible to improbable, back to impossible and then to inevitable.”

Cornerback Darrelle Revis with the jets jersey said they had to give back to the fans.