Jeremy Maclin News

Monday, June 22, 2009 at 11:16 p.m. For the second consecutive year a University of Missouri football television ad was named best in the nation by the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators Board of Directors.

Chase Daniel. Jeremy Maclin. Chase Coffman. William Moore. These were all college superstars, and they all have to be replaced... by Joseph Karel 1 69 reads June 19, 2009 Chase Daniel.

Curse those New York Jets . By removing Brett Favre's name from their reserve/retired list, they made it easy for the sometimes retired quarterback to play another round of Will-He-or-Won't-He and made it hard for anyone in or around Minneapolis to figure out what's going on.

The 2009 NFL draft was good to the University of Missouri football family. With six players selected, the Tigers kept pace with or outclassed many of the national powers, including 2009 BCS title game participants Florida and Oklahoma.

QUESTION: Missouri seemingly lost half of its starting players to the NFL a few weeks ago.

The Kansas City Chiefs, who previously spent first-rounders on Bowe and Dorsey, hope for better luck with No.

Over the weekend 6 Missouri Tigers heard their named called during the NFl Draft.

When the Philadelphia Eagles opened their three-day mini-camp Friday, they announced that quarterback Donovan McNabb wouldn't address the media and wasn't available for interviews.

Give the Eagles credit for never ceasing to surprise on the first day of the NFL Draft.

By early afternoon, the wide receiver rumors were swirling again. The Eagles were going to make a trade with the Cleveland Browns for a wide receiver.

Kirkwood native and Missouri Tiger Jeremy Maclin was selected with the 19th selection in the first round of hte National Football League draft by the Philadelphia Eagles.

As it turns out, avoiding the literal black hole that is Al Davis and the Oakland Raiders at the #7 pick of this weekend's NFL draft could be a blessing in disguise for former Missouri Tiger Jeremy Maclin.

The Missouri Tigers had six players picked in the NFL Draft. Lineman Colin Brown was the fifth player drafted from the Big 12 North division champions.

Jeff Parees, a youth football coach in suburban St. Louis, had grown accustomed to driving his star player home after games during the week.

For the first time since 1977, two Missouri Tigers have been chosen in the first round of the NFL Draft.

New York Times, United States By Nick Corasaniti Missouri receiver Jeremy Maclin was taken by the Philadelphia Eagles with the 19th pick in the NFL draft.

The dividend from Missouri's rise to prominence comes this weekend. A half-dozen Tigers, or even more, could get selected in the NFL draft.

Before Chase Patton starts filling cavities, he'd like to start fulfilling a burgeoning desire.

In the past, some of Mizzou's best football players have come from outside of the state of Missouri.

For a select few Missouri Tigers football players, their dream is about to come true.