Malcolm Kelly News

Quarterback Sam Bradford and a stout offensive line are major strengths. The Sooners will miss linebacker Curtis Lofton, the league’s defensive player of the year, but Oklahoma is always reloading on ...

Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel , shown getting hit during last year's Big 12 Championship, says OU is the "cream of the crop" but notes that he andhis teammates would welcome another meeting in the league's ...

The Redskins reached a four-year deal with draft pick Colt Brennan on Monday, leaving them with only two unsigned second-round selections six days before their first training camp practice.

The Washington Redskins on Friday agreed to terms with second-round draft pick Malcolm Kelly and sixth-round selection Durant Brooks.. Kelly, a receiver from Oklahoma, agreed to a four-year contract.. Kelly was ...

Malcolm Kelly of Longview, former standout receiver at the University of Oklahoma and second round draft pick of the Washington Redskins, led a group of private citizens to the African Nation of Liberia July ...

Oklahoma wide receiver Malcolm Kelly skips into the end zone with a touchdown after breaking the tackle of Texas safety Erick Jackson in the fourth quarter of their NCAA football game Oct.

Preseason Polls, OL Issues and Gone fishin' Posted 6/26/2008 11:09 PM CDT Another pre-season poll putting the Sooners just outside the number one spot.

Making Good on A Promise: On February 5, 2008, Longview's Malcolm Kelly vowed that he would not only endorse one of the most influential charities in the world, Mercy Ships, but promised he would visit one of ...

Malcolm Kelly has already had one "life-changing experience" this year: he was the Redskins' second-round draft pick last April.

I knew there was a reason I apologized in advance for the days of this preview I would inevitably miss.

A month for grilling steaks, playing softball and, of course, sifting through college football preview magazines.

Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said he expects Josh Jarboe to be with the Sooners this fall, after felony gun charges against the star recruit were lowered to misdemeanors Thursday in DeKalb County, Ga., Superior ...

More... COMMENTARY Bengals WR Simpson 'pretty special' By Carlos "Big C" Holmes Staff Writer When the Cincinnati Bengals selected Coastal Carolina wide receiver Jerome Simpson with the 46th overall pick of the ...

Got back late last night from the west coast and didn't have Internet access all day Sunday, when I was working on some book stuff, so I am just now able to throw out some more odds and ends regarding this ...

“We're having a good time out here”

With an aging defensive line that struggled to rush the passer last season, finishing tied for 16th in the NFL with 33 sacks, the Washington Redskins entered last weekend's NFL draft with needs at both defensive end and defensive tackle.

But after trading out of the first round, the Redskins used their three second-round picks on pass catchers, selecting wide receivers Devin Thomas (Michigan State) and Malcolm Kelly (Oklahoma) and tight end Fred Davis (Southern Cal), and did not address the line until the seventh round, when they selected defensive end Rob Jackson from Kansas State with the 242nd pick of the draft. Read more

Each Friday Buffalobills.com lead journalist Chris Brown will answer a handful of popular questions that he receives in his inbox from Bills Backers to stay in touch with the fans throughout the offseason. via Buffalo Bills News

“The defensive backs break on [routes] a little bit better in the NFL”

Two days before the Redskins drafted Malcolm Kelly, team officials traveled to Oklahoma for a private workout with the tall, lanky wide receiver. via Washington Redskins

“I'm hoping everyone who takes a look at this, whether it's our guys or other guys, that they see there is clear information to play that final season”

Last year, a quartet of USC juniors faced a quandary. Or remain in school for another year with hopes of improving their stock? The decision wasn't easy, since all four players figured to at least go on the ... via The Oklahoman

“We had him rated anywhere from 24 to 32”

Shortly after completing his first practice as Washington's head coach, Jim Zorn was asked what he thought of his rookie wide receivers. via CBS SportsLine.com

“You get overrated sometimes, and sometimes you draft good and it just doesn't work out for the team. And if you win a Super Bowl, then people start saying you're smarter than you really are.”

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