NFL Rookie Class, New Orleans Pelicans? #TebowCallMatt

December 5, 2012 Subscribe · Forward NFL Rookie Rankings Russell Wilson picked the wrong year to be a rookie. Wilson leads all rookie QBs with 19 passing touchdowns, and is second in passer rating (95.2), completion percentage (63.4) and rushing yards (298). The Seahawks, at 7-5, currently hold the NFC's second wild-card spot. The problem for Wilson, the third-round pick who was considered least likely to start from Day One of this year's rookie class, is the player who is first in most quarterback categories: Redskins QB Robert Griffin III, the favorite to win Offensive Rookie of the Year. Continue reading... Police Release 911 Call From Jovan Belcher's Mom New Orleans Hornets Changing Name? #TebowCallMatt Campaign Connects Accident Survivor With Hero Jovan Belcher, Kasandra Perkins Received Counseling From Chiefs Before Murder-Suicide, Police Say Bob Costas Gun Control Speech: Jovan Belcher Murder-Suicide Inspires Halftime Segment (VIDEO) RG3 Fumble Touchdown: Robert Griffin III Loses Ball, Josh Morgan Recovers, Scores vs. Giants (VIDEO) BARBARA BRUNO NFL Game Picks: Predicting Every Week 14 Contest After successfully predicting multiple underdog wins in Week 13, what were the two teams that ruined my otherwise stellar week? The favored Jets and Bears. Who knew that Rex Ryan would have the nerve to bench Mark Sanchez and sidestep the Tim Tebow quagmire? Continue reading... RYAN MADDEN The Future of a College Soccer Program, Hanging in the Balance This fall, 25 valorous student-athletes representing the University of Richmond's men's soccer team took the field -- possibly for the final time. But why the university plans to euthanize its own program is still being debated as the final board of trustees vote approaches. Continue reading... MICHAEL TOMASO Sammy Sosa's Fans Reject Him Now It took professional wrestling some 80 years to finally admit it's fake. How long will it take Sammy Sosa? Continue reading... DAN TREADWAY Football and Guns They can shatter bones and end lives, but their importance to our culture makes any critical conversation about the obvious dangers they pose taboo. Continue reading...  Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.