Key Questions Facing Every NFL Team For 2013
With the Super Bowl behind us, and free agency around the corner, it's time to take a look at the key questions facing every NFL team this offseason.
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With the Super Bowl behind us, and free agency around the corner, it's time to take a look at the key questions facing every NFL team this offseason.
The Dallas Cowboys have a full coaching staff again with the addition of running backs coach Gary Brown.
Quarterback Michael Vick, who was slated to earn $16 million next season, has agreed to a restructured deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Cowboys are nearly $20 million over the cap, which comes at a time when they are still facing a $5-mllion cap penalty from the NFL from a year ago.
The Cowboys are set to hire Cleveland Browns running backs coach Gary Brown for the same job in Dallas.
NFL greats Emmitt Smith, Deion Sanders, Michael Irvin, LaDainian Tomlinson and Marshall Faulk are appearing in a public service announcement in favor of gun law reforms.
Clubs with salary cap issues like the New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys are up against some tough odds to build a team ready to win in 2013.
The Baylor quarterback who succeeded Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III with a record-setting season of his own has decided not to pursue a possible NFL career.
It was a quiet walk through the courthouse on Thursday for Dallas Cowboys nose tackle Josh Brent, as he headed to a meeting with his defense attorneys and prosecutors.
The ongoing debate over the Washington Redskins' team name moves to the Smithsonian American Indian museum this week as sports writers, scholars, Native Americans and others gather for a conference.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo and Eagles quarterback Michael Vick are among the most disliked players in the NFL, according to a new list.
The Texas prosecutor who brokered a 10-year probationary sentence for former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf in 2010 says he is working on a plea deal that would allow the Montana native to serve his sentence in his home state.
The Cowboys have promoted Wes Phillips to tight ends coach and hired Frank Pollack as assistant offensive line coach.
And on the 8th day after another disappointing .500 season, God looked down through the hole in the roof of his favorite team's stadium and said "I need a makeover." So God made a draft.
The Dallas Cowboys have reassigned receivers coach Jimmy Robinson to clear the way for former Tennessee coach Derek Dooley.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said that despite the electrical outage which delayed Sunday night's game for 34 minutes, the city did a "terrific" job hosting its first pro football championship in the post-Katrina era.
As Barry Switzer called them, it's those pachyderms on the offensive line. And, after what we saw this season, surely, it's no longer the elephant in the Cowboys war room.
he two sports bars along Belt Line Road in Addison are less than a half mile apart, but on Super Bowl Sunday, they were on opposite sides of the sports world.
I'm calling B.S. on CBS' Phil Simms. And, for that matter, the 49ers. With two weeks to prepare for the Super Bowl, San Francisco lined up in an illegal formation on the game's first play.
The Baltimore Ravens' victory over the San Francisco 49ers has set a record for highest overnight ratings in Super Bowl history.
So, Ray Lewis, now that you've won a Super Bowl, what's next? The Baltimore Ravens linebacker is heading into retirement — and he can't wait.
The superdome dimmed after a power surge triggered an outage at Super Bowl XLVII.
Adrian Peterson's sensational season following major knee surgery has earned him The Associated Press 2012 NFL Most Valuable Player Award. Earlier Saturday, Peterson won Offensive Player of the Year.
Bill Parcells was a winner everywhere he coached. Time and time again, he took over struggling franchises and showed them what it takes to be a success, including a pair of Super Bowl titles with the New York Giants.
Bruce Arians has become the first interim coach to win the top NFL award from The Associated Press, taking the 2012 Coach of the Year honors for his work with the Indianapolis Colts.
