What The Ben Tate Signing Can Do For The Steelers
On Tuesday, veteran running back Ben Tate was signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers as a proactive insurance policy should team MVP Le'Veon Bell not be ready against Ravens.
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On Tuesday, veteran running back Ben Tate was signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers as a proactive insurance policy should team MVP Le'Veon Bell not be ready against Ravens.
New England's offensive coordinator says he's happy where he is, but at least one NFL team is seriously interested in interviewing him.
A late divisional battle could see the Indianapolis Colts take the AFC South crown with two games still left to go, but the Houston Texans are fighting for a playoff spot and still need the win badly. Dan Fouts of CBS Sports took the time to talk on the big AFC match-up and what it means to both teams.
Police are investigating a break in at the home of Texans linebackers coach Mike Vrabel.
From players to referees to fans, everyone is getting in on the Week 9 action...but maybe not in the way they imagined. Here's 5 people who were in the right (or wrong) place at the right time...
Ben Roethlisberger passed for two touchdowns and wide receiver Antonio Brown added another on a gadget play, helping the Pittsburgh Steelers rally for a 30-23 win over the mistake-prone Houston Texans on Monday night.
The Colts went up 24-0 in the first quarter this Week 6 Thursday Night Football matchup. Could've been another blowout, but the Texans made of game of it.
Colts-Texans could come down to a last-second field goal, and it appears to be an excellent week to play perhaps the greatest placekicker in NFL history in the Colts' Adam Vinatieri.
Could this be it-the first competitive Thursday night game of the 2014 NFL season? The Colts visit Houston as just a three-point favorite, and both teams are 3-2, so at the risk of being the Mary Swanson to your Lloyd Christmas, I'm saying there's a chance.
The Houston Texans are looking better in 2014 and the Indianapolis Colts have turned things around after a slow start to the year. Former NFL quarterback and CBS analyst Chris Simms took time to talk to me about the upcoming AFC South battle on Thursday Night Football, and he had some great things to say.
It's been a running joke about AT&T Stadium. Cowboys fans don't show up, but opposing fans do. The criticism got real on Sunday.
Dan Bailey made a 49-yard game-winning field goal in overtime, and the Cowboys beat the Houston Texans 20-17 despite blowing a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter.
A Texas rivalry that didn't look as if it would amount to much when the season started features a pair of 3-1 teams, along with the league's leading rusher in Dallas' DeMarco Murray.
The Dallas Cowboys have used a newfound commitment to the running game to fuel an impressive start. Can they keep it up against Houston?
The Dallas Cowboys have all kinds of answers for how the NFL's worst defense a year ago has improved despite losing its best player to injury, dumping the franchise sacks leader and letting the most productive lineman go to a division rival.
While the Texans have mirrored the Cowboys' 3-1 record heading into Week 5, the much anticipated Governor's Cup this weekend will serve as the most expensive remaining home game at AT&T Stadium this season.
Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray is far and away the NFL's leading rusher. Now, he's being recognized for his gaudy stats.
There are so many great moments in Houston Texans history. In advance of Sunday's Cowboys-Texans game at AT&T Stadium, here's a list of the franchise's top 10 moments.
DeMarco Murray has opened the 2014 Dallas Cowboys season with four straight 100-yard games with a touchdown in each of them. That puts him in impressive company.
Jerry Jones admits to tearing up three times in his 25 years as owner of the Dallas Cowboys. He'll relive one as the Texans come to Dallas this Sunday.
Texans running back Arian Foster is firing back at Anheuser-Busch after one of the NFL's biggest sponsors expressed displeasure at the recent controversy in the league.
The NFL season is now two weeks old, so clearly we know everything about every team and can forecast the rest of the season with ease. Right?
A small group of people are protesting the name of the Washington Redksins outside the stadium
When Jerry Jones bought the Cowboys in 1989, he had visions of square dancing and traditional country music in his mind. The legendary Tex Schramm quickly straightened him out.
The Minnesota Vikings have a long tradition of having very good defensive tackles. They drafted Sharrif Floyd in the first round of the 2013 draft in hopes that he can continue the trend. He learned a lot of from former teammate Kevin Williams and slimmed down in the offseason to reach his full potential. This season should be the beginning of the Floyd era in Minnesota.
