Dawkins Says He’ll Be Dominant In 2008

Eagles free safety Brian Dawkins came out and told the media that he’ll be a dominant force in 2008. The veteran is definitely someone to watch, as he’s always been a solid IDP option when healthy. While there is no way he’ll be “unstoppable” at the age of 31, will still love his confidence.

Mark Bradley Makes Bold Prediction

Bears WR Mark Bradley said he’ll be Chicago’s #1 WR in `08.  He-Man.  Devin Hester, Marty Booker & Brandon Lloyd are his competition.  Bradley, entering his fourth season in the NFL after being a standout at Oklahoma, saw his 2005 rookie season cut short with an ACL injury.  He’s always showed promise, but hasn’t been able to stay healthy.

Tatum Bell Has High Hopes

Tatum Bell recently told reporters that he’d definitely rush for 1,300 yards and 15 TDs in 2008.  He-Man.  The last Lions RB to rush for 15 TDs was Barry Sanders.

Plax Played Through Pain In 2007

Plaxico Burress played most of the 2007 season with a torn ligament in his ankle. “Everybody thinks it’s just a sprain. It’s not,” Burress said. “I tore my ligament off the bone. That’s why I haven’t been practicing. Anybody else would be on IR at home.” - He-Man!

Darren McFadden Runs 4.33 Forty

Arkansas Running Back Darren McFadden Recently Became The New He-Man After Running a 4.33 40-Yard Dash At The 2008 NFL Scouting Combine.

Check out plenty of other classic He-Man moments below:

ESPN’s Len Pasquarelli recently underwent successful quintuple bypass surgery, but not before he finished covering the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremonies in Canton, Ohio. He-Man Len. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Plaxico Burress has played most of the 2007 season with a torn ligament in his ankle. “Everybody thinks it’s just a sprain. It’s not,” Burress said. “I tore my ligament off the bone. That’s why I haven’t been practicing. Anybody else would be on IR at home.” - He-Man!

49ers LB Patrick Willis, who was recently named NFL Defensive Rookie Of The Year, said “The good Lord has blessed me with skills that are uncommon.” - He-Man!

Broncos WR Brandon Marshall recently told the Denver Post - “I’m not a Pro Bowl player yet, so I’m definitely not content. Until I reach 10 years in this league, eight Pro Bowls, Super Bowl rings, I’m not content. Not only am I trying to establish myself in this league, but I’m trying to go down in history doing it. I’m not just here to play. I want to break records. I want to win championships. I’m not just here to play and make money.” Randy Moss gave his QB Tom Brady the ultimate He-Man vote of confidence after the Patriots Week 14 win over Pittsburgh, saying - “Tom has poise, patience, and the determination to go out and kill you at any given time.”

After 11 solo tackles and three interceptions in Week 13 at Philly, Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren said Lofa Tatupu had one of the greatest games ever for an LB - He-Man!

Redskins RB Clinton Portis said his squad had more talent than any other NFL team, including the Patriots.

Lions WR Roy Williams made the following comment after sporting a gold belt at practice that he supposedly won in a Madden tournament against Lions teammates - “”I’m good at everything we do,” he said. “If we had a bowling champion, I’d be the bowling champ. If we had a cooking champ I’d be the cooking champ. I’m good at everything.”

Terrell Owens’ letter to fantasy owners could be the best He-Man ever. T.O. told owners he’d score at least 20 TDs in 2007, and simply said “draft me.”

Rams veteran WR Isaac Bruce has predicted that he will make the Pro Bowl in 2007.