World Series Shadow: Cowboys-Rams, Down The Street
A few hours before the Cardinals start taking batting practice for Game 4 of the World Series, their NFL neighbors from St. Louis will be kicking off their next game an Albert Pujols long ball away.
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A few hours before the Cardinals start taking batting practice for Game 4 of the World Series, their NFL neighbors from St. Louis will be kicking off their next game an Albert Pujols long ball away.
On Sunday rookie Demarco Murray and Tashard Choice will split RB duties against the St. Louis Rams due to Felix Jones being out with a high ankle sprain.
The power in the NFC East shifted once again last week. The Giants defeated the Bills to move into first place. The Eagles saved their season by dominating the Redskins.
Tony Romo says coverages are to blame. Receivers coach Jimmy Robinson says it's a fluke. And Bryant would rather not talk about any of it.
Along with the World Series returning to Rangers Ballpark, the Cowboys will play host to the St. Louis Rams at Cowboys Stadium Sunday guaranteeing a busy weekend in Arlington.
Considering how poorly the Rams have been at stopping the run, getting to play them on Sunday looks like a great chance for the Dallas.
Ware has been battling back spasms. Coach Jason Garrett said his absence was precautionary. He is expected to practice Thursday and to play Sunday against St. Louis.
"In Dallas, football is more religion than sport and when things go well you are on a pedestal, when things go poorly you are thrown under the bus."
The NFL players' union has told the league not to begin collecting blood samples for HGH testing yet.
Starting tailback Felix Jones, who missed the entire second half of Sunday's game, will likely miss more than that after suffering a high-ankle sprain.
With rumors swirling that Cowboys RB Tashard Choice could possibly be traded before the NFL trade deadline today, owner/CEO Jerry Jones says "No, we won't be active"
Given a day to think about it, Cowboys coach Jason Garrett stuck by his decision to run three times to try milking the clock.
Tom Brady threw an 8-yard touchdown pass with 22 seconds left, and the Patriots rallied to beat the Cowboys 20-16 on Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots have watched plenty of film of each other. They've pored over their own playbooks, probing for ways to gain an advantage.
