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Updated: 03/24/2014 - Wisconsin wildlife officials are looking for frog listeners.
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Posted: 03/23/2014 - Authorities in Waupaca County say several animal carcasses that were found in two locations over the weekend were disposed of improperly.
Posted: 03/23/2014 - The National Weather Service in La Crosse has issued a flood warning for Dodge due to rising water levels on the Trempealeau River.
Posted: 03/23/2014 - A new policy at Fond du Lac High School that allows administrators to oversee student publications is drawing criticism, and 16 English teachers are asking administrators to rethink the rules.
Posted: 03/23/2014 - A child who was playing with fireworks inside a Racine home sparked a fire that caused no injuries, but caused more than $25,000 in damages.
Posted: 03/23/2014 - Wisconsin remains the only state in the nation where a first-time drunken driving conviction brings a ticket and not jail time, after a session in which lawmakers failed to toughen penalties despite nearly a dozen bills before them.
Posted: 03/23/2014 - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is warning people the spring thaw could contaminate their wells and drinking water.
Updated: 03/24/2014 - One person is dead and four others injured after a two vehicle crash in the Town of York.
Posted: 03/22/2014 - During drug raids, police in Racine usually look for weapons, drug paraphernalia and other illegal items.
Posted: 03/22/2014 - A plea hearing is scheduled for a Medford woman accused of leaving a dog and two cats behind when she moved out of her home.
Posted: 03/22/2014 - Former Green Bay Packers linebacker George Koonce has accepted a job at Marian University in Fond du Lac.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - A Wisconsin judge has ruled police must not black out personal information on accident or crime reports.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - A long-time lawmaker from northeastern Wisconsin says he's going to run for secretary of state.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - The families of three teenagers killed or injured in a 2006 Wisconsin car crash are suing General Motors.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - The body of a Wisconsin man was found along a trail in Michigan's Upper Peninsula after the snowmobile he was operating crashed into a tree.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - UPDATE: The Experimental Aircraft Association has reached an agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration over air traffic control fees during its annual convention.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - A Wisconsin nursing home has been barred from accepting new patients after investigators found it failed to do a proper background check, resulting in the hiring of a sex offender.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - A rare two-headed calf born at a farm in Racine County, then euthanized, will be mounted and displayed at a local high school.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - UPDATE: Assembly Republicans' decision to wrap up their two-year session has left a number of high-profile bills in limbo.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - A group founded by conservative billionaires Charles and David Koch is attacking seven county board candidates in Wisconsin as "radical anti-mining" environmentalists.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - UPDATE: A student is accused of stealing money from a Fond du Lac County high school damaged by fire earlier this month.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - Forty gardening, floral arranging, and landscape designers from across the region are using flowers to interpret masterpieces on display at the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has dreamed up its own version of March madness with a state park tournament.
Updated: 03/21/2014 - A Merrill teen has pleaded not guilty to lying about a cancer diagnosis and collecting some money raised on her behalf.
Posted: 04/08/2014 - UPDATE: Gov. Scott Walker has signed into law a bill that takes control of the troubled Milwaukee mental health complex away from the county board.


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Like an Easy Bake Oven for the 21st century, Cooking Mama on the DS warmed its way into gamers' hearts with Wario Ware gameplay propelled forward by the shame of disappointing dear mother. Now Mama returns in Cooking Mama: Cook Off for the Wii. All the original fun will be there including Iron Chef competition against a friend -- "ALLEZ CUISINE!" Using the Wii-mote gamers will chop, grate, slice, stir and do all the actions of cooking without actually being able to eat anything afterward. There will be 250+ foods to create 55 dishes. No word yet on an actual release date, but find screens for the game after the jump.
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Bitty Schram, the actress who played Sharona, Adrian Monk's original partner in fighting crime on Monk, will return for an episode sometime during the show's eighth and final season.
This will mark her first appearance on the comedy-mystery since she mysteriously disappeared from the show halfway through the third season. It should also make for an interesting close to a series that has redefined the way the higher channels on the dial create and produce their own series.
I'll miss you, Mr. Monk!
Monk is one of those shows that struck a chord with viewers, because we saw a little of ourselves in the phobic detective played brilliantly by Tony Shalhoub. Ok, so maybe we don't all iron our shoelaces and avoid doorknobs like ... well, like the plague. But like Monk, we've all got issues.
And like Monk, some of us have trouble getting out of our own way. For him, that meant losing his detective job with the San Francisco Police Department.
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On Friday, July 18th, the seventh season of Monk will premiere on the USA network. For some this is incredibly good news, particularly since the show will be celebrating its 100th episode come September. For others, season seven is three or four seasons too many. It's these people who think Adrian Monk should retire to a Feung Shui-styled, completely dust-free room to live out his remaining days lamenting about his lost love Trudy.
Fortunately, Tony Shalhoub doesn't want Monk to retire. In a recent interview the actor who plays the obsessive-compulsive Mr. Monk said that there is plenty more to explore about the character and the people around him. This is especially true thanks to the revelations of the season six finale, which opened up a whole new avenue for Monk to find the killer of his wife. That, and the introduction of a new therapist into Monk's life (due to the sudden death of Stanley Kamel), have the seventh season looking interesting.
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just-food's research round-up: Natural ingredients, cereal in the US and UK snacks
By just-food Research Team | 19 March 2014
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M&A in the Ingredients Industry; Scaling Down But Thinking Ahead
Despite some recovery after the global economic crisis, many of the world's major economies remain anaemic. This situation is prompting a change of approach in ingredients M&A, with many companies now opting for smaller, strategic purchases with clear growth potential rather than simply seeking to add size. This report provides background on M&A strategies in the diverse ingredients industry, pinpointing specific deals and assessing the varied approaches of some of the key companies.
Natural Ingredients: A Sustained Push for Sustainable Options
Growing consumer concerns over the environment and health have coincided with the industry's rising focus on more sustainable sourcing to generate significant levels of interest in all things natural. As a result, there are now significant opportunities for natural ingredients in all fmcg markets. This report looks at the issues impacting natural ingredient supply and demand, and assesses the opportunities that exist for natural products in various key ingredient categories.
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Stagnant performance for the cereal production industry over the past five years was largely guided by overall economic conditions. As per capita disposable income declined during the recession, more consumers turned to cereal as a healthy and inexpensive breakfast option. However, when the economy began to recover and per capita disposable income increased, people with relaxed budgets and less time returned to previous breakfast habits of obtaining food on the run at cafes or coffee shops.
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Pauline Books & Media to Launch New Translation of Love and Responsibility at JP II Institute in DC
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BOSTON, MA (April 16, 2013) - Pauline Books & Media will be hosting a book launch event at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC on Monday, April 22, 2013 to celebrate the release of the new translation of Love and Responsibility. The event, which is free and open to the public, will be held in Keane Auditorium, McGivney Hall from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Translator Gzregorz Ignatik, a PhD candidate in Theology at the Institute and a native Polish speaker, will briefly discuss the new translation. Containing extensive, helpful notes on language nuances, major concepts, and key terms, this masterful translation opens Wojtyla�s thought to an even wider audience in a time of continued relevance. Christopher West, author of Theology of the Body Explained, Research Fellow/Faculty Member at the Theology of the Body Institute and Founder of the Cor Project acclaims: �Ignatik�s fresh translation of Karol Wojtyla�s seminal work is a welcomed gift to all those involved in the �new evangelization.��
Institute faculty members, Dr. David S. Crawford, Associate Professor of Moral Theology and Family Law, and Dr. David L. Schindler, Dean Emeritus and Gagnon Professor of Fundamental Theology, will also speak on the significance of Love and Responsibility. Following their presentations, a forum will open for audience members to ask questions. A reception and the opportunity to purchase the book and have it signed by the translator will conclude the book launch. For more information on the event, please visit http://www.johnpaulii.edu/events/view/love-and-responsibility or contact the Institute at 202-526-3799.
If you are interested in scheduling a radio interview with translator Gzregorz Ignatik, please contact publicist Holly Kalinski at 617-676-4490 ext. 4271 or firstname.lastname@example.com. To purchase Love and Responsibility, please call 800-876-4463.
Pauline Books & Media is the publishing house of the Daughters of St. Paul, an international Congregation of women religious whose mission is evangelization through the means of social communication. They operate thirteen retail book centers in North America and a publishing and distribution facility in Boston, Massachusetts.
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The following statement was issued by the NYC Department of Health & Mental Hygiene, on Oct. 23, 2014, 3:05 PM:
Today, EMS HAZ TAC Units transferred to Bellevue Hospital a patient who presented a fever and gastrointestinal symptoms.The patient is a health care worker who returned to the U.S. within the past 21 days from one of the three countries currently facing the outbreak of this virus.The patient was transported by a specially trained HAZ TAC unit wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). After consulting with the hospital and the CDC, DOHMH has decided to conduct a test for the Ebola virus because of this patient's recent travel history, pattern of symptoms, and past work. DOHMH and HHC are also evaluating the patient for other causes of illness, as these symptoms can also be consistent with salmonella, malaria, or the stomach flu.Preliminary test results are expected in the next 12 hours.Bellevue Hospital is designated for the isolation, identification and treatment of potential Ebola patients by the City and State. New York City is taking all necessary precautions to ensure the health and safety of all New Yorkers.As a further precaution, beginning today, the Health Department's team of disease detectives immediately began to actively trace all of the patient's contacts to identify anyone who may be at potential risk. The Health Department staff has established protocols to identify, notify, and, if necessary, quarantine any contacts of Ebola cases.The Health Department is also working closely with HHC leadership, Bellevue's clinical team and the New York State Department of Health to ensure that all staff caring for the patient do so while following the utmost safety guidelines and protocols.The chances of the average New Yorker contracting Ebola are extremely slim. Ebola is spread by directly touching the bodily fluids of an infected person. You cannot be infected simply by being near someone who has Ebola.
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High competition, lower wages, and extra examinations have not stopped US-educated and trained lawyers from continuing to arrive here with their Blackberries in hand.
"It is a very competitive market. You have to build your reputation in order to succeed," Gyora Erdinast, partner at Erdinast, Ben Nathan & Co. (EBN), told The Jerusalem Post. "I think normally you have a decrease in salary at the start."
Erdinast earned his law degree cum laude from Tel Aviv University and became a member of the Israel Bar Association in 1985. He subsequently completed his LL.M at Yale University, and worked at a prominent New York firm before returning to Israel to start his own firm, which specializes in civil and commercial law.
EBN began with two attorneys and now employs 45. "About 25 percent of them have had US education or training, sometimes both," said Erdinast.
Erdinast said that in his case, the ideological move to Israel has turned out to be a positive career move as well.
"I knew I would have to sacrifice at the beginning, but I believed that soon enough it would change, which was really the case. After a year or two I started making more money than what I earned in the US," he said.
But not all lawyers arrive here to start their own firms. Minna Felig, a former New York lawyer herself and graduate of Georgetown Law School, started LawJobs, an Israeli-based company which acts as a strategic adviser and recruiter for local law firms.
"What we usually do is schedule a pilot trip [for prospective immigrants] before their actual date of arrival. Then we set up as many interviews as we can with potential employers," Felig told the Post. "I've been in business for eight years and I can only think of two people who have decided not to come [after their pilot trip]."
Referring to the difficulties lawyers face when making the transition from the US to Israel, Felig commented: "It really depends on what they've done... The three things I'm looking for are... corporate, securities, or licensing [lawyers]. When you have a specialty like litigation or labor law... it is much more connected with local law."
She also spoke of her own experience coming to Israel 15 years ago: "In our era, people were taking 90% pay cuts and your hopes for getting even a livable salary were very low. Now, I would say they are taking a 50% pay cut."
Felig described her husband Cliff's struggle while practicing law in New York as a Shabbat observer: "Working on a big deal on a tight time frame… you are handed something Wednesday morning and you are expected to be done by Sunday night, so on Saturday night you work 25 hours straight."
She also explained that her husband felt anxiety about coworkers who would pick up work during Shabbat he would have done. "It's a very hard thing when you are someone who runs things and you feel like you're not pulling your weight. In a big city law firm in America you are working all the time... you are not allowed to have a life outside of work. Whereas here the whole idea of having a family life is really encouraged, even in the most secular firms."
In addition to the traditional practice of law in Israel, the emerging market of legal outsourcing to Israel is providing US-trained lawyers with employment opportunities without any need to pass the Israel Bar.
Outside Counsel Solutions (OCS) is just one example of an independent outsource contracting company which takes advantage of Israel's pool of lawyer-immigrants and its relatively lower pay structure.
With OCS, "I am able to make use of my training in the States instead of starting from scratch. We don't have to take all the exams, we can just jump right in." Meira Ferzinger, an OCS attorney, told the Post.
Outsourcing allows US firms to be productive around the clock. "[US law firms] can send me their work at the end of the day, and by the time they get up in the morning it's done," explained Ferzinger.
Ferzinger said that she has witnessed a culture of cooperation at the firm that goes against the stigma often attached to lawyers.
"All the lawyers here try to help each other out and work together. The people who work for OCS are hardworking [and] don't have personal aspirations to make partner or beat out the other guy. The clients don't need to worry that we have some ulterior motives" said Ferzinger.
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NFC North: Mike Williams
What Kiper might do at No. 10 with Detroit
Could they trade it and try to move up to nab receiver Sammy Watkins? Could they try to trade back to acquire a position of need – perhaps a cornerback – and also to stockpile picks? If they stay at No. 10, what could happen?
Would they draft a wide receiver? Reach for a corner? Take the best defensive player available or best player available (other than a quarterback) period?
With Detroit not in the market for a starting quarterback this season, the Lions have many, many options available to them a month from now when the NFL draft starts at Radio City Music Hall.
And with so many potential scenarios playing out, I gave one to ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. last week. Four names, four different positions, one slot – assuming Detroit stays at No. 10 – available. What does he think the Lions would do if wide receiver Mike Evans, safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, linebacker Anthony Barr and cornerback Justin Gilbert were all available at No. 10?
This came on the heels of his Grade A draft last week , when he selected defense for the Lions in the first three rounds. He did that, in part, because he doesn't seem to believe Evans will be available for Detroit at No. 10.
So what does he think Detroit would do if those aforementioned four players were all sitting there for the Lions?
"If Evans, Barr, Clinton-Dix and Gilbert are there, it's a no-brainer for me," Kiper Jr. said. "It's Mike Evans because he's the highest-rated player, by a pretty good margin now. I always say, if you're picking at 10, you have to get a guy who is six, seven or eight. He's number five on the board right now. Five, six on my board, right on the heels of Sammy Watkins as the second-best receiver in this draft and some may even have Evans ahead of Watkins. He's a big-time talent. He's a physical freak.
"People say, well, he reminds some of us of Mike Williams, well, yeah, you could make that argument but he's much more consistent catching the ball and is more explosive. But there's always going to be that comparison. So I would say Evans."
The Lions, of course, drafted Mike Williams in 2005 -- the first draft Martin Mayhew was the assistant general manager for. That selection did not work out too well for the Lions, who were hoping to pair Mike Williams with Roy Williams for a dynamic receiver pairing.
Unlike 2005, receiver isn't as big of a need position since the team signed Golden Tate to be the team's No. 2 receiver this offseason.
Kiper went on, though, and explained what he thinks the Lions might do if Evans is unavailable at No. 10 – and considering Tampa Bay traded the other receiving Mike Williams (Syracuse-and-still-in-the-NFL variety) to Buffalo – the Bucs are now in desperate need for a receiver and pick ahead of Detroit.
"Clinton-Dix is still the major need. He's a hot guy right now and is clearly, I think, the consensus best safety," Kiper said. "So if you want to stretch it a bit and fill a need, I'm not saying they are stretching because their rating may have Clinton-Dix in the top 10, but I would say just on need alone in a division with Aaron Rodgers and [Jay] Cutler and you know Minnesota is going to address the cornerback spot, I would say they may stretch it a bit for Clinton-Dix if Evans was gone at that point."
This would be a fairly logical selection for Detroit even though the team signed James Ihedigbo to a two-year deal this offseason to play next to Glover Quin. Ihedigbo will be 31 years old by the end of the season, and if the team can pick someone up to be a third safety this year and a starter by 2015, that scenario would put them in a good position in the defensive backfield for the first time in a long time.
Rapid Reaction: Lions 27, Buccaneers 20
TAMPA, Fla. -- A few quick thoughts after Sunday afternoon's events at Raymond James Stadium:
What it means: The Detroit Lions got their first Week 1 victory in four years, giving us at least one more week of Lions Fever. After months of offseason hype, much of it on this blog, the Lions provided a convincing glimpse that they can be a force this year in the NFC. They displayed an explosive pass offense and a stingy defense, along the way outgaining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 431-313 and had 25 first downs to the Bucs' 17.
Picky, picky: To be fair, the Lions didn't do a great job closing out this game. They allowed the Bucs to pull within one score on Mike Williams' 5-yard touchdown pass with 1 minute, 35 seconds remaining. Right tackle Gosder Cherilus' post-play 15-yard penalty at the end of the ensuing possession was an inexcusable loss of end-game exposure, and the Lions defense also had 12 men on the field for one play during the Bucs' final possession. But ultimately the Bucs ran out of time with the ball on the Lions' 41-yard line.
StaffordWatch: Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford was sharp in his first regular-season game since offseason shoulder surgery, throwing for three touchdowns and becoming the first Lions quarterback since Bobby Layne in 1953 to have a 300-yard game in a season opener. Lions fans no doubt gasped when Stafford limped off the field after his third-quarter touchdown pass to receiver Calvin Johnson, but he was merely cramping up on a hot and humid Florida day.
WeatherWatch: Temperatures reached 90 degrees with a heat index of 94 during the game. But the Lions followed the perfect path for such an occasion. Their offense possessed the ball for 36 minutes, 14 seconds. It helped that the Bucs' only touchdown came on an Aqib Talib's interception return, robbing the Bucs of an early possession.
Tulloch shines: I thought new middle linebacker Stephen Tulloch made a nice impression in his debut with the team, sacking quarterback Josh Freeman once and nearly bringing down backup Josh Johnson on a second play that he broke up. It's amazing how a high-energy, sure-tackling middle linebacker can change the face of a defense.
Secondary solid: National observers have expressed concern about the Lions' secondary, but I thought it held its own Sunday with a number of strong individual plays. Cornerback Chris Houston intercepted a pass in the end zone. Cornerback Aaron Berry broke up a pass in the end zone. Safety Louis Delmas also made a nice play to break up a third-down pass in the second quarter.
What's next: The Lions will host the Kansas City Chiefs next Sunday at Ford Field.
Power Rankings: Rising assistant coaches
Seven NFL teams named new head coaches after last season, tapping into a pool that included experienced coordinators and relatively unknown assistants alike. The class of 2011 featured longtime candidates (Leslie Frazier, Ron Rivera). It also included a trusted position coach in Mike Munchak (Tennessee Titans) and a couple of relative hotshots in Hue Jackson (Oakland Raiders) and Pat Shurmur (Cleveland Browns).
Who will comprise the NFL's next batch of head-coaching candidates? That was the question ESPN.com hoped to answer in this week's edition of the offseason Power Rankings. We established one ground rule by eliminating any assistant who has already had a permanent head-coaching job. The idea was to develop a list that focused on the "next wave" of coaching candidates.
No less than 24 NFL assistants received at least one vote, a reflection of both the variables involved in head-coaching searches and the relative lack of national name recognition for all but the most highly regarded assistants.
So in that vein, it was no surprise to see four well-known assistants at the top of our list, headed by New York Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell -- who placed first or second on six of the eight ballots. Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan finished second, followed by New York Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer and Arizona offensive line coach Russ Grimm.
Fewell is an ideal candidate in many ways, having spent time as the Buffalo Bills' interim coach in 2009 and leading a substantial turnaround of the Giants' defense last season. Fewell interviewed for four head-coaching jobs last winter, and NFC East blogger Dan Graziano suggested that experience, along with a high profile afforded to coaches in New York, make him "the most likely guy on the list to be a head coach soon."
Just don't bother forwarding his name to AFC South colleague Paul Kuharsky, who couldn't find room for Fewell on his 10-man ballot. Kuharsky noted the Giants' poor performance in Week 2 last season against the Indianapolis Colts, during which quarterback Peyton Manning threw three touchdowns and cruised to an easy 38-14 victory.
"Certainly I'm letting one game overinfluence my ballot," Kuharsky muttered. "But Fewell's plan for the Giants against the Colts last season was so bad that I could not help but score him down for it. Was he not familiar with how Peyton Manning and Indianapolis operate?"
We can't cover every coach who received votes in this exercise, but let's hit some of the more interesting names that received attention.
Another Ryan? Deserved or not, Ryan has long been considered a loose cannon. There is little doubt about his schematic prowess, but hiring him would require a confident owner ready to make a leap of faith.
The success of twin brother Rex Ryan with the Jets might have softened the perception of that risk, and collectively we see Rob Ryan on the doorstep of a job.
"Similar to Rex, Rob Ryan is good with X's and O's and has the type of outgoing personality players want to be around," AFC North blogger James Walker said. "I think both are equally important in today's NFL. Both brothers say exactly what's on their mind, and before that scared off a lot of teams. But Rex broke the ice with his success in New York and that could help Rob in the future."
The next generation: Schottenheimer has turned down more opportunities to interview for head-coaching jobs than he has actually submitted to. He has nixed requests from the Miami Dolphins and Bills in recent years, but he did interview for the Jets' job that ultimately went to Ryan. I placed him atop my ballot (he finished No. 3 overall) because I think NFL people have made up their mind that he is the kind of young and innovative assistant who can turn around their franchise. (Think: Cowboys coach Jason Garrett.)
Schottenheimer's pedigree doesn't hurt -- he's the son of longtime NFL coach Marty Schottenheimer -- and I'm not sure how closely teams will dissect the specifics of the Jets' offensive performance. Graziano, on the other hand, thinks Schottenheimer is close to coaching his way out of the golden-child image he cultivated and left him off his ballot.
"Having spent a good amount of time around that team the past couple of years, I just feel like defensive coordinator Mike Pettine is the more likely guy to end up a head coach," Graziano said. "Schottenheimer's under a ton of pressure as Ryan defers the offensive responsibilities to him. I feel like, if the offense has a bad year, he could end up in trouble or even out of a job. And given their youth at quarterback and running back and the uncertainty of their receiver situation, a bad year for the Jets' offense is possible.
"Now, he could be a genius, make chicken salad and be the next hot name eight months from now. But I think there's the potential that he may have already peaked as a hot coaching prospect and that he might not be set up to succeed in New York."
The big fella: Four years ago, Grimm thought he would be the next Pittsburgh Steelers coach. He moved to Arizona after the Steelers selected Mike Tomlin instead, and we view his status as a head-coaching candidate with wide disparity.
AFC West blogger Bill Williamson put Grimm atop his ballot, and AFC East blogger Tim Graham had him No. 2. Kuharsky and I left him off.
Williamson thinks Grimm has moved to "the top of the food chain" largely because most of his "hot-name" contemporaries have already gotten jobs. As well, Graham suggested that it will soon be Grimm's turn because he is still well-regarded throughout the league.
Personally, I couldn't get past Grimm's well-publicized gaffe after interviewing with the Chicago Bears, after which he referred to the team owners as the "McClaskey" family. I also agree with NFC West blogger Mike Sando, who ranked Grimm No. 8 and wondered: "Is he still ascending? Grimm seems content coaching the line in Arizona. He has plateaued and doesn't seem to be losing any sleep over it."
Welcome back: Unless you're a college football fan, you might not have heard of Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter. He spent six years as the head coach at Arizona State, but has drawn some quiet acclaim for his work with the Jaguars and made a strong impression while interviewing with the Denver Broncos last winter.
"In a setting where he won't have to deal with boosters and can shine for being a smart X's and O's guy with strong coaching DNA," Kuharsky said, "I think he'd do far better. He's smart and will interview quite well. He really impressed John Elway and the Broncos before losing out to John Fox's experience. St. Louis wanted him as coordinator, but Jacksonville wouldn't let him go. He's heading into the final year of his contract. How Blaine Gabbert develops early on will have a big bearing on Koetter's future."
Secret weapon: In two years, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have developed quarterback Josh Freeman into one of the better starters in the league. The man largely responsible is offensive coordinator Greg Olson, who navigated a disastrous 2009 preseason -- coach Raheem Morris promoted him in the middle of training camp after firing Jeff Jagodzinski -- and NFL teams often seek out coaches with success developing young quarterbacks.
"I think Olson deserves a ton of credit for developing Freeman so quickly," said NFC South blogger Pat Yasinskas. "Freeman threw for 25 touchdowns and six interceptions in his first full season as a starter and carried an incredibly young team to a 10-6 record. I also think people need to look at what Olson did last year with rookie running back LeGarrette Blount and rookie receiver Mike Williams. He helped make them into instant stars."
Super Bowl entitlement: The Green Bay Packers were the only team to place more than one name in the top 10, as would be expected from a championship team. Assistant head coach/inside linebackers Winston Moss is at No. 6, while safeties coach Darren Perry finished No. 10. I also voted for receivers coach Edgar Bennett, who has moved over from running backs coach and is clearly being groomed for bigger things.
I'll detail my ranking of the Packers' assistants, including why I think so highly of Perry, in a future post for NFC North readers. But we'll say this for now: Moss is a strong leader who has drawn interest from the Raiders, while Perry is a disciple of Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers and his coveted 3-4 scheme.
Draft Watch: NFC North
Each Thursday leading up to the NFL draft (April 28-30), the ESPN.com NFL blog network will take a division-by-division look at key aspects of the draft. Today's topic: draft rewind -- examining the past five drafts.
Chicago Bears
Best choice: My initial thought was to nominate receiver Johnny Knox, a fifth-round pick two years ago out of Division-II Abilene Christian. Knox has 96 receptions in two seasons and is as close to a No. 1 receiver as the Bears have. But the 2006 decision to draft kick returner Devin Hester in the second round was inspired. Hester has changed the game and has become one of the best returners in the history of football. He has also made steady improvement as a receiver after converting from cornerback. Hester it is.
Worst choice: The Bears made Central Michigan defensive end Dan Bazuin a second-round pick in 2007. He was taken No. 62 overall but never played a regular-season down for the team. A left knee injury ended his rookie season and a second operation on the knee led to his release in the summer of 2008. I'm not sure if the Bears could have projected the knee problems, but bidding farewell to a second-round pick after one year is problematic.
On the bubble: Chris Williams, drafted as the left tackle of the future in 2008, missed almost half of his rookie season because of a back injury and has started at three different positions in the ensuing two years. As of today, the Bears aren't saying where he will play in 2011. The position changes could merit credit for flexibility, or they could be grounds for criticism because the Bears haven't been able to lock him down at left tackle as they have hoped.
Detroit Lions
Best choice: If you had the option between a pass-rushing, playmaking defensive tackle and a freakishly skilled receiver, which would you take? I would go with the former, which is why I'm making defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh my top Lions choice over the past five years. Receiver Calvin Johnson is an elite player, but to me, Suh plays a more important position. I realize Suh wasn't exactly a surprise pick at No. 2 overall in 2010, but it's rare that a player taken at that spot lives up to the hype so quickly.
Worst choice: This discussion is limited to the past five years, so we can't nominate receiver Mike Williams (2005). Many of the Lions' now-discarded draft picks were selected with former coach Rod Marinelli's Tampa 2 defensive scheme in mind, so it's not surprising they would no longer be around. There is no smoking gun in this time period, so I'll go with receiver Derrick Williams, a third-round pick in 2009 who has failed as both a No. 3 receiver and a kick returner.
On the bubble: Quarterback Matthew Stafford, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2009 draft, has missed more games (19) than he's played (13) in the past two years. His three-game appearance in 2010 suggested improvement over his 20-interception rookie season, but like any player, Stafford must find a way to stay on the field or he will be a bust.
Green Bay Packers
Best choice: Trading back into the first round in 2009 to select linebacker Clay Matthews was an inspired move. And tight end Jermichael Finley, you might recall, was a low third-round pick in 2008. But in this case, I have to go with finding one of the top receivers in the game at the bottom of the second round of the 2006 draft. Greg Jennings was the No. 52 overall pick that year and not exactly a household name after his Western Michigan career. But he was productive from the moment he arrived in Green Bay and earned a well-deserved Pro Bowl berth last season.
Worst choice: Tennessee defensive lineman Justin Harrell had a history of injuries when the Packers made him the No. 16 overall pick in 2007. Not coincidentally, injuries have prevented Harrell from establishing any sort of career. He has played in 14 games over four seasons, felled by back and knee ailments, among others. Because of the value of his draft position, Harrell gets the nod over Louisville quarterback Brian Brohm, who bombed after the Packers took him in the second round in 2008.
On the bubble: The Packers don't have a player who fits neatly into this category, but on a relative scale I would go with guard Daryn Colledge, a second-round pick in 2006. Colledge has started all but three games over the past five years, making several position changes along the way, but the Packers never seem willing to commit to him for the long term. That trend continued last month, when they tendered him as a prospective restricted free agent but didn't seem interested (yet) in a multiyear contract. Is this the year they find someone to take over his left guard spot?
Minnesota Vikings
Best choice: Defensive end Ray Edwards has 29.5 sacks in his five-year career, including 16.5 in the past two season, some significant numbers for a player taken in the fourth round of the 2006 draft (No. 127 overall). But it's hard to get past the value the Vikings have gotten from receiver Percy Harvin, their first pick (No. 22 overall) in 2009. They put a substantial amount of pre-draft work into his background, and he has not been responsible for any off-field issue that has been publicized. In two seasons, moreover, Harvin has 131 receptions and has been a force as a kickoff returner as well. The Vikings didn't fully grasp Harvin's migraine history, but I'm not sure if many teams did at the time.
Worst choice: Safety Tyrell Johnson, whom the Vikings targeted and traded up to the No. 43 slot in 2008 to draft, has been a disappointment and is not guaranteed a starting job in 2011. But as far as impact on the organization, it's hard to look past the decision to trade into the second round of the 2006 draft and select quarterback Tarvaris Jackson. There is no doubt Jackson had some physical skills to get excited about. But ultimately, that decision -- along with former coach Brad Childress' faith in his future development -- set back the franchise and left it in desperation mode this spring.
On the bubble: Right tackle Phil Loadholt was the No. 54 overall pick in 2009 and has started 31 of a possible 32 games since. But is that because he deserves to be an established starter in the NFL, or was he simply the Vikings' best option? There are mixed opinions about Loadholt's performance over that stretch, and it's not clear if the Vikings' new coaching staff considers him an unquestioned starter moving forward.
Black and Blue all over: Best picks ever
Three Green Bay players are on the list, two on offense and one on defense. Quarterback Bart Starr was a 17th-round selection in 1956, center Jim Ringo was a seventh-round pick in 1953 and defensive back Willie Wood was signed after the draft in 1960.
All four current Black and Blue teams are represented on the list. There are more familiar names in the sixth-round grouping, and ESPN.com will continue to introduce a new round every day this week. I'll be sure to link to them in our morning post. History buffs should enjoy it.
Continuing around the division:
- Minnesota safety Tyrell Johnson knows he needs to improve this season, writes Judd Zulgad of the Star Tribune.
- Cornerback is the Vikings' top offseason need, writes Tom Pelissero of 1500ESPN.com.
- Former Detroit receiver Mike Williams: "In my early years, I was more focused on fighting the system and fighting coaches that I didn't think liked me or that were out to get me." That quote comes from an interview with the Seattle Times via John Niyo of the Detroit News.
- Chicago defensive lineman Tommie Harris: "I feel I owe this game because I'm a premier player, and I didn't play like one last year. So I'm doing everything in my power to make up for everything that happened last year.'' Sean Jensen of the Chicago Sun-Times has more.
- ESPNChicago.com's Jeff Dickerson on Bears safety Danieal Manning: "I expect Manning to eventually sign his injury waiver and start attending workouts -- perhaps as early as next week." Manning is a restricted free agent who has not signed his tender.
- Bears defensive end Julius Peppers: "I think we could be the best unit in the league." That quote and others from Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune.
Detroit WRs: The gift keeps giving
Last week, a judge ordered Rogers (drafted in 2003) to re-pay the Lions $6.1 million after his career was cut short by violations of the NFL's substance abuse policy. ESPN legal analyst Lester Munson wrote it would take a "miracle of biblical proportions" for the Lions to see much, if any, of that money.
Roy Williams (2004) is still not in tune with Dallas quarterback Tony Romo nearly two years after the Lions traded him to Dallas, writes Calvin Watkins of ESPNDallas.com.
And finally, Mike Williams (2005) will get a tryout during a minicamp in Seattle this week. My NFC West colleague Mike Sando notes Williams played for current Seahawks coach Pete Carroll at USC. Williams, however, hasn't been in an NFL uniform since 2007. Although he is only 26, Williams has only missed three of the past six seasons of his career.
Draft Watch: NFC North
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Each Wednesday leading up to the NFL draft (April 22-24), the ESPN.com blog network will take a division-by-division look at key aspects of the draft. Today's topic: Busts and late-round gems.
Chicago Bears
Gems: The Bears took a chance on an unknown with elite speed in the fifth round last year and came up with receiver Johnny Knox, a Division II college player. Knox caught 45 passes, including five touchdowns, as a rookie and made the Pro Bowl as a kickoff returner. Cornerback Zack Bowman, a fifth-round pick in 2008, has seven interceptions in 17 career games. He appears to have the makeup to be a long-term starter. Busts: Running back Cedric Benson, the No. 4 overall pick in 2005, was released after three years. Defensive end Dan Bazuin, a second-round pick in 2007, never played for the Bears.
Detroit Lions
Gems: Running back Aaron Brown, a sixth-round pick last year, proved to be an explosive and exciting playmaker. He'll get more playing time as he limits mental errors, but his speed and open-field running ability give him the capacity to be a difference-maker. Linebacker Zack Follett, a seventh-round pick in 2009, is a strong special teams player. Busts: The Lions' mid-decade mistakes, from quarterback Joey Harrington to receivers Charles Rogers and Mike Williams, have been well-chronicled. The Lions have only one player remaining from the 2006 draft, linebacker Ernie Sims, and receiver Calvin Johnson is the only 2007 draftee expected to make a significant impact in 2010.
Green Bay Packers
Gems: Defensive lineman Johnny Jolly, a sixth-round pick in 2006, has proved to be a solid starter at both tackle and now end in the Packers' 3-4 scheme. His immediate future is threatened by a looming trial for felony drug possession in Houston, but from a football perspective, he has been a hit. Guard Josh Sitton, a fourth-round pick in 2008, might have been the Packers' most consistent offensive lineman last season. Busts: Quarterback Brian Brohm, the No. 56 overall pick of the 2008 draft, stumbled from the start and didn't make it through his second year with the team. Among other things, Brohm struggled with his downfield accuracy. He is now on Buffalo's roster. Defensive lineman Justin Harrell, the No. 16 overall pick in 2007, has been plagued by what could ultimately be a career-ending back injury and has made minimal impact.
Minnesota Vikings
Gems: Center John Sullivan started 16 games in 2009, a year after Minnesota made him the No. 187 overall pick of the 2008 draft. Although he wasn't perfect, Sullivan has already given the Vikings more starts than many sixth-round picks provide. A fourth-rounder in 2006, defensive end Ray Edwards has been a full-time starter for the past three years. Over that span, he has 18.5 regular-season sacks plus another four in the playoffs. Some have expected even more from him, but that's pretty good production for a second-day pick. Edwards was part of a draft that has helped make up for a disastrous 2005 affair. Busts: In that 2005 draft, the Vikings had three picks in the top 49, but none made an impact. Receiver Troy Williamson couldn't catch the ball, defensive end Erasmus James tore the same anterior cruciate ligament twice and offensive lineman Marcus Johnson couldn't hold a starting job.
Weekend Mailbag: Part II
As promised....
Jeff of Minneapolis writes: If a rookie pay scale was implemented, do you think players would be more interested in staying in school instead of coming out early? It seems a lot of these players would be better off with another year of experience, rather than rushing into the NFL and maybe getting drafted later than they would if they stayed.
Kevin Seifert: I'm not sure if that's going to be a by-product. Under the current system, I think there is a lot of incentive for promising underclassmen to return to school in hopes of further improving their stock so they can take advantage of the insane money at the very top of the draft.
Say you're a junior who is being projected to go high in the second round or low in the first. Sure, you'd make pretty decent money if you jump in right away. But if you can light it up in your senior season, vaulting yourself into the top 10 of the draft, all of a sudden we're talking about another stratosphere. It could be a $10 million-plus decision.
Of course, the reverse could happen. Your stock could tumble into third- or fourth-round value. But the risk of falling from the second to the fourth round might be worth it when the reward is possibly jumping into the top 10.
But on to the meat of your question. Under a new system, players at the top of the draft would make less money. But it's still going to be a big payday, one that many college players won't be able to resist.
What I am pretty sure about is this: As speculation grows about cutting back rookie salaries, you're going to see more prominent underclassmen declare for 2010 so they can capitalize on the current system.
Robert of Columbus writes: I have been a die-hard Lions fan since birth, but I feel that many fellow Lions fans are not seeing the big picture in terms of where this team is headed. Many comments have been made comparing this draft to the drafts of the Matt Millen era, and I feel these are unjust. Millen failed to draft impact players at so many different positions. In all of Millen's drafts there was not one impact player drafted at QB, TE, OG, OC, DE, MLB, CB or S. On Saturday it appears that the Lions drafted impact players at three of those positions. While it is still early and they have not yet stepped on the field, the Lions appear to have drafted 3 players who should fit the bill. Stafford, Pettigrew and Delmas have the potential to be major players for the Lions for years to come. I think on a team with so many holes getting impact players, regardless of position, was necessary and the correct move.
Kevin Seifert: Robert, the key word is "if." None of us really have any idea if the three players you mentioned will pan out or not. Part of it will depend on whether the Lions' coaching staff can develop them into impact players, something that Martin Mayhew believes the team has fallen short on in recent years.
But in general, this is the danger of trying to judge a draft in its immediate aftermath. Sure, Charles Rogers didn't work out. Neither did Joey Harrington, nor Mike Williams. But in the days and weeks after they drafted, I don't think anyone knew for sure they would fail. If I remember right, people were pretty excited about Rogers and Harrington, at least, and were open-minded about Williams.
So I agree that some of your fellow Lions fans might be reacting a bit emotionally to the number of skill players and the dearth of linemen that were taken in this draft. But I also think it's too early to suggest anything definitive about the future of the players they did take.
Breana of Chicago writes: Kevin, who do you think will have the better passing game this year: The Vikings with their question marks at quarterback and Bernard Berrian, Percy Harvin, Bobby Wade, and Sidney Rice -- OR the Bears with Jay Cutler and their question marks at receiver?
Kevin Seifert: Thanks for the question, Breana. I like it so much I'm going to use it as a the jumping-off point of a debate later this week.
It comes down to this: What situation is better in football: A good quarterback with suspect receivers? Or a suspect quarterback with a deep group of receivers? If anyone wants to get an early word into this discussion, hit the mailbag.
Cody's departure cements 2005 legacy
DANA POINT, Calif. -- Defensive lineman Shaun Cody's contract agreement with Houston closes the book on Detroit's disastrous 2005 draft.
Cody was the Lions' second-round pick that season and went on to play in 53 games over the next four seasons, compiling 91 tackles and 1.5 sacks. He and quarterback Dan Orlovsky were the last members of the draft class to depart.
Lions officials have said they want to get bigger and stronger along the defensive line and have signed veteran Grady Jackson to start at nose tackle. They have also hosted Boston College defensive tackle B.J. Raji on a visit.
For those interested, below is the Lions' full 2005 draft class. They were not alone. As we noted earlier this month, only four members from that class remain with their original team throughout the entire NFC North.
Round 1: USC receiver Mike Williams
Round 2: USC defensive end Shaun Cody
Round 3: Stanford defensive back Stanley Wilson
Round 5: Connecticut quarterback Dan Orlovsky
Round 6: Oregon State defensive end Bill Swancutt
Round 6: Marshall linebacker Johnathan Goddard
Double Coverage: Advice at top of the draft
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando and Kevin Seifert
The Detroit Lions, St. Louis Rams and Seattle Seahawks combined for six victories last season. That included two Seahawks victories over the Rams.
The draft won't fix these wayward teams overnight -- unless, of course, they follow the advice of NFC West blogger Mike Sando and NFC North blogger Kevin Seifert.
Kevin Seifert: Well, Mike, first off I'd like to thank the Seahawks and Lions for making our jobs a bit easier for the next six weeks. Before last weekend's trade that sent defensive tackle Cory Redding to Seattle for linebacker Julian Peterson, we were weighing the candidacies of too many players for the No. 1 overall pick in the April 25-26 draft.
|AP Photo/Darron Cummings
|Baylor tackle Jason Smith would help solidify the Lions' offensive line.
Would the Lions take Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford? Would they capitalize on the strong tackle class and swoop up Baylor's Jason Smith? Or would they make a compromise selection and take the player considered the safest pick in the draft, Wake Forest linebacker Aaron Curry?
Seems to me this trade has eliminated Curry from the Lions' mix. Don't you agree? I mean, would you draft Curry after giving up a promising defensive tackle (and also a fifth-round pick) for someone who plays the same position? I don't think I would. They say Curry could project as a middle linebacker in the NFL, but it would be awfully hard to justify drafting a middle linebacker with the No. 1 overall pick.
So that pretty much settles it, right? Wouldn't you agree that Curry is much more likely to wind up with one of your NFC West teams, whether it's St. Louis at No. 2 or Seattle at No. 4? If it were up to me, the Lions would take the best left tackle in the draft, and that would be Smith.
Mike Sando: I tend to see Curry landing with Kansas City in that third slot. The Rams could use him, sure, but they pretty much have to emerge from this draft with a starting offensive tackle. Can they find one after the first round? Probably, but 'probably' might not be good enough for a team that has invested so much in Marc Bulger and Steven Jackson. Upgrading the offensive line was the No. 1 priority this offseason. Signing Jason Brown solved the problem at center, but Alex Barron is the starting left tackle now that Orlando Pace is out. They're talking about having Jacob Bell move from left guard to right tackle. That doesn't sound promising.
As much as Steve Spagnuolo wants to build that defense, I'm not sure the Rams can resist taking a tackle. Once Curry makes it past the Rams, the Chiefs would seemingly be a good fit -- which would put Seattle in an interesting position. They've got Matt Hasselbeck, but should they consider Stafford under our scenario?
Your trivia answer
It didn't take long for some of you to dig up the answer to Wednesday's trivia question, which asked you to name the four players from the 2005 draft who still remain on their original NFC North roster.
In fact, bmhess06 posted the correct answer exactly 12 minutes after we hit the "publish" button:
- Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers (1st round, No. 24 overall)
- Green Bay safety Nick Collins (2nd round, No. 51 overall)
- Chicago quarterback Kyle Orton (4th round, No. 106 overall)
- Green Bay linebacker Brady Poppinga (4th round, No. 125 overall)
The other 26 players have either moved on or are free agents. (For you math majors, that translates to a 13 percent success rate.) The failure list includes a stunning four first-round picks and an eight of the first 58 players taken in the draft. The first-round picks:
- Chicago running back Cedric Benson (No. 4 overall)
- Minnesota receiver Troy Williamson (No. 7 overall)
- Detroit receiver Mike Williams (No. 10 overall)
- Minnesota defensive end Erasmus James (No. 18 overall)
Black and Blue teams weren't the only ones who swung and missed in the 2005 draft. San Francisco hasn't gotten much out of the No. 1 overall pick, Alex Smith. Tennessee slightly misjudged the character of cornerback Pacman Jones.
But when you consider the state of play last season in the NFC North -- its .390 winning percentage was the third-lowest among all divisions -- you have to attribute at least part of it to the 2005 draft.


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It won't matter to a lot of us fans. As a season ticket holder I will not be going to the game anyway since it is Sunday night. There are a lot of soccer fans that will still go the game and I hope they cheer extra loud for those of us that choose not to go. There should be plenty of parking closer to Rio Tinto. GO RSL!
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Lets break it down.... It costs $5 to ride round trip on TRAX. I have six
friends going to the game so that would be $30 altogether (affordable? I think
not). Instead we give whoever drives $10 (under $2 each person) and spend what
was saved tailgating. Get over yourself UTA, most people see through your gross
Plenty of FREE parking too!
If I had a family, I would still drive to the game because UTA is not fairly priced anyway you break it down!!!
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It just depends if the tax payer should have to subsidize transportation for the soccer fans.
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I'm not sure what your point is. Taxpayers subsidize transportation for every UTA rider every time they ride.
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