NFL: Suspensions More Likely For Illegal Hits
Repeat offenders or players committing flagrant illegal hits will have a much greater chance of being suspended during the 2011 season.
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Repeat offenders or players committing flagrant illegal hits will have a much greater chance of being suspended during the 2011 season.
The NFL is officially in a work stoppage after the league announced a lock out of the players following the union's decision on Friday to decertify
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is among a half-dozen representatives of teams joining NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell at labor negotiations with the players' union.
The union accused the league of putting together contracts that ensure the owners would get money from networks even if there was a lockout in 2011.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has shared responsibility with the NFL for the Super Bowl seating fiasco at Cowboys Stadium.
Some NFL coaches could take pay cuts of up to 50 percent if a new deal between players and owners is not reached.
Dallas Cowboys running back Marion Barber was detained by Los Angeles police for allgedly disturbing the peace early Monday morning.
The Cowboys introduced their 2011 Coaching staff today at Valley Ranch and know this...there is a rock star in the house.
Another former Dallas Cowboys star has joined the hit CBS reality program "Survivor" for the show's 22nd season.
The City of Arlington released more than 100 documents Friday that show the Dallas Cowboys waited more than four months to submit proper permit requests needed to install thousands of temporary seats before the Super Bowl.
Ken Laffin of Wausau, Wisc. Said he spent about $7,000 to watch Super Bowl 45 with friends at Cowboys Stadium.
Baker comes to Dallas with 27 years of coaching experience, including 15 years of NFL coaching experience, with the last two as the Carolina Panthers defensive line coach.
While the NFL apologized to the fans who had to give up their Super Bowl seats and is offering concessions, it apparently isn't enough. Wronged fans have filed a class-action lawsuit.
Bad weather, a botched national anthem, a seating debacle and the threat of a shut down. The NFL had trouble getting it right this week.
Outlining major sticking points, Goodell talked about revenue division, rookie salaries and benefits for retired players.
