Cowboys Won't Have Leighton Vander Esch Vs. Patriots
As they try to slow down Tom Brady's offense, the Dallas Cowboys will be without one of their best players on Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium.
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As they try to slow down Tom Brady's offense, the Dallas Cowboys will be without one of their best players on Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots face a tough opponent this week, when the Dallas Cowboys come to town. They may be doing so a bit shorthanded.
"He said, 'I can coach. If you get an opportunity, don't forget about me.' I've thought about that many times. You never know when you can find a great coach. You can find him in a ski checkout line sometimes."
Whether you revel in the "Tom Brady is sad" conversation, or whether you despise it, I'm here to deliver some news to you: It's almost certain to live on for another 12 days.
Sometimes you see something that adds a new layer of perspective, and it shows juuuuust how ridiculous this stretch has been for Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and a few hundred other men who have donned the Flying Elvis since 2001.
Michael Bennett's time in New England is over.
The New York Jets, with QB Sam Darnold back under center, host the Dallas Cowboys, who are looking end a two-game skid.
With NFL quarterbacks dropping like flies, the picture of quarterbacking is not looking too peachy at the moment.
It's time to celebrate the legend of Gardner Minshew, and also make some picks. Hopefully it goes better than it did last week.
It can never be fully known when Bennett is being serious or when he is goofing, but he posted a video on Twitter on Thursday in which be pleaded with the Patriots -- specifically Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski -- to bring him back for 2019.
ESPN made the decision to bring back the same broadcasting trio for another year in 2019. Now, though, Jason Witten has changed those plans.
Not long ago, the Colts were a joke. An embarrassment. A laughingstock. And now here we are.
The Texans STINK, Pete Carroll is confused, NFL rules don't make sense, and much, much more from a fun wild card weekend.
Which matchups will determine this weekend's games? We dive in to find out as the first round of the playoffs approaches.
Making picks for wild card weekend, and also putting a bow on the 2018 NFL regular season that was.
Even those who shouted the loudest about the absurdity of the new helmet rule in August must have been screaming at their TVs on Thursday evening, when an obvious instance of helmet-to-helmet violence took place in the middle of the field, in Dallas, on Thanksgiving Day.
While the whole Tiger-Phil extravaganza will likely end up being more of a disappointment than a delight, it did get me thinking of how unique formats like that could be used across different sports.
The Washington Redskins host the Dallas Cowboys in an NFC East matchup for the division lead.
The documentary breaking down the demise of the Seahawks is going to be so, so good.
The Raiders and Cowboys have combined to start the season 1-5. Lewis explains why those teams should be worried moving forward.
Perhaps the most staunch, outspoken critic of NFL player protests during the national anthem has been Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. But the owner has gotten himself into a bit of a pickle regarding his own conduct during the playing of the national anthem.
CBS TV sports anchors weigh in on the biggest concerns heading into the upcoming season and more ahead of training camps opening this week.
To nobody's surprise, the NFL will not pursue any discipline with Eli Manning. In fact, the league doesn't even feel the need to interview the player.
Dez Bryant and the Cowboys part ways after eight years that saw the brash talent settle into a career as a productive NFL receiver.
Nothing gets the people going quite like a big-name wide receiver being available, and -- would you look at that? Dez Bryant was just released by the Cowboys.
