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As you may have noticed the site well was a little bit abandoned, because of this I’ve decided to put this site on open hiatus. I will go ahead and take this time to totally revamp the site and give a brand new look and feel as well as take the time to compelete the gallery and video archive. I will update with any news of Matt that come out.

PHOENIX - An already difficult second NFL season came to an end for Arizona’s Matt Leinart on Tuesday when he was placed on injured reserve with a broken collarbone.

Kurt Warner, the 36-year-old quarterback who had shared duties with Leinart, moves into the starting job. The team signed Tim Rattay on Tuesday to be Warner’s backup.

Leinart, a left-hander, fractured his left collarbone when he was sacked by Will Witherspoon in the second quarter of the Cardinals’ 34-31 victory over the Rams in St. Louis on Sunday. He sat on the sideline in the second half with his arm in a sling.

“We didn’t want to rush him back,” first-year coach Ken Whisenhunt said. “To hold a roster spot for that long is difficult, with some of the areas we are banged, with the hope he can get back in time. I am more concerned about him trying to rush back and maybe jeopardize his future.”

The uncertain timetable was a major reason for calling an end to the young quarterback’s season. …read more »

St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Arizona Cardinals quarterback Matt Leinart left Sunday’s 34-31 victory over the St. Louis Rams in the second quarter with a fractured left collarbone.

The injury occurred on a sack late in the first half, and Leinart appeared in obvious pain on the bench before being escorted to the trainer’s room with the game tied at 10-10. He watched the rest of the contest from the sideline with his left arm in a sling.

Leinart was 7-of-13 for 100 yards with one interception in the game. He was replaced by veteran Kurt Warner, who had already been sharing time under center in the last two contests, coming off the bench to lead a no-huddle formation.

Warner finished 14-of-28 for 190 yards, with one TD and one interception.

I know I’ve neglected this site a lot, and well I won’t try to make excuses as to why I haven’t done so. I won’t be closing the site or anything in that field, in fact I am going to do some major work around here and try to keep it as updated as possible. I will be merging the gallery and video archives together, so instead of having two different installations of the same script just merge them together, both easy for you and myself to visit everything in one single place.

Not to worry, I won’t be deleting the gallery just yet I’ll still keep that open until the merge has been completed.

Bluff View Circle in Harrison turned into Hollywood for a day featuring the First Family of football.

Peyton, Eli, Archie and Olivia Manning, along with Matt Leinart, filmed a commercial for Direct TV’s NFL preview package from a home overlooking Lake Chickamauga on Wednesday.

“When they first started this morning, they had stand-ins,” said Bluff View Circle resident Louise Woodruff. “The last couple of hours, it’s been them, shooting inside and out.”

The commercial plays off Eli and Peyton’s success in the NFL, and Archie’s teaching ability in a family atmosphere. …read more »