Chris Cooley is blowing up the net these days and it looks like he is about to take his brand to another level.  Cooley is releasing his very own iPhone app which will be an easy way for you to visit The Cooley Zone while on your iPhone or iPod Touch.

From the blog:

We are really excited to finally launch our cooleyzone app for the iPhone. This was a pretty unique opportunity that was proposed to me by Oscar Santana a few months ago. After some tweaking we felt like we were finally ready to get our app out there. If you have the iPhone or iTouch check it out and let us know what you think. Sorry for now blackberry users.

And if you are in the market for designing your own app, Oscar and his friend Josh Stroka made ours. They have an app development company called renegade apps and they are amazing to work with.

You can show some love for Cooley by downloading the app in the iTunes app store.  Be sure to leave some feedback and let them know what you think about it.  Personally I am looking forward to the BlackBerry app, hopefully they don’t forget about us Berry users.

In what is somewhat of a blessing and a curse it looks like Jason Campbell will be the star on next week’s Sports Illustrated.   This is very surprising as I never expected Campbell to be on the cover of sports most popular magazine.  Before you get all crazy you may want to look a little closer.  One of the main reasons he landed the spot was because he is clearly under a lot of pressure to perform.  SI will focus heavily on this issue and how Campbell needs to improve to stay in the mix.  Do I see a reverse curse coming?

SI senior NFL writers Peter King and Jim Trotter, who have visited various training camps from coast to coast, focus on five hot spots where the pressures of August will be acute. According to King and Trotter, Redskins QB Jason Campbell is perhaps the player facing the greatest scrutiny:  “Despite appearances, though, Campbell might be under the harshest spotlight of any NFL player as training camps open across the country.  In the off-season the Skins pursued Jay Cutler and showed interest in Mark Sanchez, and as the fifth-year quarterback walked onto the practice field the name of yet another available quarterback popped up.  At least two fans were wearing Falcons number 7 jerseys, and behind a fence near the practice field a DC WANTS VICK sign waved in the crowd.”

Via Mr. Irrelevant

Last season I had high hopes for then Rookie wideout Devin Thomas.  I bought into the hype and thought we finally landed a solid No.2 receiver.  Then Thomas got off to a slow start and had a hard time adjusting to life in the NFL.  This wasn’t necessarily a big shocker considering his age and experience but I knew he had tons of talent.  It wasn’t until late last season when we saw a brief glimpse of what Thomas has to offer.  He showed his speed when he galloped into the endzone on a 29 yd reverse.  The talent was clearly there and by the end of the season you could tell Thomas was changing.

Now as training camp is in full swing rumors are coming out that Thomas is on track to be a starting WR.  This is great news for the entire team because of what he can bring to the table.  It appears he has learned from last year’s slow start and now understands the work it takes to be a starter in the NFL.  ESPN writer Matt Mosley recently reported that Thomas was “scaring” DBs in practice.  That should tell you everything you need to know Skins fans because we have some of the best DBs in the league.

Thomas isn’t the only second year player that has something to prove.  Fellow WR Malcolm Kelly also wants to show that he belongs after an injury plagued first year.  Kelly is the much needed tall receiver we have been searching for and if he stays injury free we could have two dynamic young stars for many years to come.