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Players will even beable to ask Coach Cowher for his advice on the best play to call indifficult situations. In addition, he will offer detailed color commentaryand his expert analysis during the game."I find most video games too complicated to play," said Cowher. "Then Iheard about Quick Hit Football and realized that they were buildingsomething unique and interesting.""Whether it's deciding which play to call or whether to go for it on 4thdown, we wanted a coach for our game that embodied genuine football," saidJeff Anderson, CEO, Quick Hit. This is even more important in today's difficulteconomic climate where consumers are looking for alternatives topredictably expensive and complicated console games.

Quick Hit isoffering sports fans and gamers an affordable and accessible means ofonline entertainment that delivers authenticity and quality.ABOUT QUICK HITHeadquartered in the shadow of the world-famous Gillette stadium inFoxboro, Massachusetts, Quick Hit, Inc. is passionately committed tobringing premium, free-to-play, online games and entertainment to sportsfans. Quick Hit's products fill a massive void in the sports industry byoffering head-to-head competitions that combine a rich graphicalenvironment, the accessibility of Flash, and the wide appeal of fantasysports. For more information, visit Hit, Quick Hit Sports, XL Sports and the "QH" logo are trademarks orregistered trademarks of Quick Hit, Inc in the United States or otherjurisdictions.

All other trademarks are the property of their respectiveowners.Press Contact:Samantha SmithQuick Hit, Inc.(508) 203-4852Email ContactCopyright 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. ) 1. Can we have proper injury reports again, pleaseThe outcome of the Favre/Jets injury saga seems to have been that every team is now listing every injury suffered by any of its players, no matter how minor. Indeed, there's an argument for saying that listing every last injury just makes it easier for teams to hide something more serious. After all, if your QB has, say, a rib injury and you list him as also having a strained quad, the recovery time is potentially the same, but no opponent will know that a body shot is likely to cause him far more problems when he returns.Of course, the injury report has always depended upon the unwritten hierarchy of players anyway No-one really cares if certain players are on there or not.