Vinny Testaverde News

There's never been anything in the NFL quite like what Brett Favre is doing this season.

Published: Monday, December 7, 2009 at 12:46 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, December 7, 2009 at 12:46 a.m. Freeman's PicksMatch 3 OthersBy TOM BALOGNYT REGIONAL MEDIA GROUPCHARLOTTE, N.C. Rookie QB Josh Freeman became at least the fourth quarterback in Buccaneers history to throw five or more interceptions in a game, joining Tampa Bay single-game ...

For quarterback Matt Moore, the future is now. For the Carolina Panthers, the future is moot.

They lose. This is who they are, and this is what they know. They lose. It does not matter which backup quarterback has been pulled out of storage, and it does not matter what running back is left standing.

Plagued all season by turnovers and poor quarterback play, the Carolina Panthers took advantage of them on Sunday.

Carolina Panthers coach John Fox kept his cards close to the vest Wednesday. Quarterback Jake Delhomme apparently wanted his nearer the jock strap.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Raheem Morris remembers Matt Moore well. And if Moore is the Carolina Panthers' starting quarterback Sunday when they face the Buccaneers in Bank of America Stadium, Morris will get another look at him.

Panthers backup quarterback Matt Moore doesn't have much on-field experience, but he knew exactly what he was supposed to say Monday.

It's only been 11 years. But for a certain New Jersey-based football team, they surely must seem like "Glory Days."Back when, a decade-plus-one ago this Sunday, it seemed so easy for the New York football Jets.It was Vinny Testaverde dropping back.

Charles Godfrey said Monday he is close to coming back. What he's coming back to, he has no idea.

Thanks to the NFL for the opportunity to relive part of my childhood. Flipping on the TV Sunday and seeing ol' Buccaneer Bruce back in the huddle was like being a teenager again, only without the obligatory trip to church.

It was third-and-8 and Carolina running back DeAngelo Williams appeared bottled up at the line of scrimmage.

John Fox has decided status quo is better than the alternative. Fox announced Wednesday that Jake Delhomme will remain the team's starting quarterback Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, a decision that certainly won't sit well with a frustrated fan base.

Carolina Panthers coach John Fox said Wednesday he's sticking with beleaguered quarterback Jake Delhomme this week at Arizona, giving his long-time starter a chance to fix his season against the team that started this mess.

CHARLOTTE - Can it get any worse for the Carolina Panthers? That would be the mystery awaiting some kind of revelation in the final 10 games of the 2009 season, and if that sounds grim, you should have seen Sunday's 20-9 loss against the Buffalo Bills.

How do you get a good grip on how good or bad the Cowboys are? It's easy to say they're an underachieving team that gets routinely outcoached.

Bye weeks are a blessing for NFL teams because they allow bruises to heal, soreness to fade and beach trips to be made.

When Peyton Manning tied Johnny Unitas for most wins as a Colts quarterback, it intensified the comparisons between the two.

The Miami Hurricanes, one of the dominant programs in college football from the 1980s through the early part of this decade, are back in the Top 10.

September 21, 2009, 6:58 AM / It's no surprise that Detroit, Kansas City, St. Louis and Cleveland are 0-2 after the second Sunday of the National Football League season.