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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green caught 65 passes for 1,057 yards and seven touchdowns as a rookie in 2011, becoming the first rookie receiver to earn a Pro Bowl nod since 2003 and debuting on the NFL Network's Top 100 list at No.

Many have questioned the purpose and the sincerity of it. What does PC hope to accomplish? 1 - PC really likes Portis.

NFL Training Camp Battles: Jake Locker and Matt Hassellbeck to split reps at Titans Camp - Mocking The Draft The quarterbacks of the class of 2011 had an interesting season.

By Nate Kuester Senior Writer After nine seasons in the NFL and with the Seattle Seahawks Marcus Trufant could have walked away with his head held high in accomplishment following his March release from the team.

That's the feeling Trufant longed for while watching from the sidelines most of the 2011 season because of a balky back.

Eric Stokes, who worked the past 12 seasons for the Seattle Seahawks, has joined the Buccaneers' player personnel department as the team's new director of college scouting With the 2012 NFL Draft now in the books, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' player personnel department will soon be turning its attention to the next class of prospects.

During an appearance on PFT Live, Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider told Mike Florio that HBO and NFL Films had approached the team to gauge their interest in "Hard Knocks", but the team declined .

The Seattle Seahawks had a tumultuous 2011 season to say the least. Despite a losing record, many young stars emerged, such as Richard Sherman and Doug Baldwin, and Seattle will build upon them to become a playoff contender in future years.

I think when you begin to count the ways that you like this team, you start with the young guys.

The NFC West is turning into a division dominated by its defenses. The Arizona Cardinals are expected to have a breakout year , while the St.

Again, with Nate's permission I've moved his excellent Walter Thurmond 2011 Season Retrospective to the front page for further discussion and analysis.

Pete Carroll and John Schneider blew into town A two years ago, promising to reinvigorate an underwhelming talent base which had deteriorated from it's 2005 Super Bowl panacea after numerous draft misfires by former G.M. Tim Ruskell.

A couple days ago I wrote about how John Schneider was making a name for himself around the league for being quite adept at finding tremendous talent in the late rounds of the draft.

By now, the NFL draft is old news. Rookies are participating in their own mini camps.

With Nate's permission, I thought it made a ton of sense to put this retrospective up on the front page.