Haloti Ngata

The first time Chad Simpson imposed his will on a football field was around the age of 12 while he was playing for a Pop Warner youth team in Miami. "He played nose guard, and the coach told him if he got five sacks he could play running back," said Mary Simpson, his mother. "He got his five sacks, and he's been a running back ever since."

He played nose guard, and the coach told him if he got five sacks he could play running back   -Mary Simpson

 

The RotoExperts Staff looks ahead to Week 11, with lineup recommendations in every game capsule. Jason Snelling looks like a great play while subbing for the injured Michael Turner. The only potential issue is Jerious Norwood poaching carries if he returns from his hip injury.  

STEELERS: OUT: DE Travis Kirschke (calf), S Troy Polamalu (knee). QUESTIONABLE: RB Carey Davis (hamstring). CHIEFS: DOUBTFUL: G Andy Alleman (knee), LB Justin Rogers (thigh), RB Dantrell Savage ( ankle ), LB Mike Vrabel (knee).  

The Indianapolis Colts bring the NFL's top-ranked passing attack to M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday. Their running game isn't nearly as vaunted. The Colts rank 29th in the league, averaging just 86 yards on the ground.

He's very good with the football in his hands. I think Brown is a good changeup for them. He is a little lighter, has little more speed and things like that. Durability-wise, I think Joseph Addai is still their guy. Brown just gives him a nice changeup.   -Ray Lewis

 

Gerry, Qadry and JO are here to break it down from each and every angle and they'll all readily admit that it's going to be a huge challenge to get it done. Q has plenty of persepctive as he played for a year with Peyton while both fellas were in Indy and he's also experienced the matchup from the purple side as both a player and an analyst. The Ravens defense has been coming on of late, but haven't faced a challenge like Manning and the Colts will bring to Baltimore this Sunday.  

By Tony Moss, NFL Editor -- (Sports Network) - Other than the Indianapolis Colts themselves, the group of people happiest about the Colts' near-miracle comeback against the New England Patriots last Sunday night had to be the Baltimore Ravens. The Colts, who will put their 18-game regular season winning streak on the line against the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, would have been difficult enough for Baltimore to beat without having to play them after a frustrating loss. In a result that has ha  

DOLPHINS: OUT: TE Anthony Fasano (hip), DE Paul Soliai (ankle), LB Erik Walden (hamstring). QUESTIONABLE: S Tyrone Culver (ankle), G Justin Smiley (shoulder). PROBABLE: S Gibril Wilson (hamstring).  

Philadelphia, PA -- (Sports Network) - There may not be a coach in the National Football League more respected than Bill Belichick, who through three Super Bowl titles, four Super Bowl appearances, a slew of brilliant gameday decisions and a number of prudent personnel decisions, is undoubtedly one of the best the league has ever seen. And for one week - though Eric Mangini will always give him a run for his money - there won't be a coach in the National Football League more disrespected than Belichick.

I tell the team - and I think they believe that I do what I feel like is best for our football team to win every game   -Bill Belichick

 

As a team, the Ravens have averaged 162 yards in the past three meetings with the Browns.