Chiefs Introduce Andy Reid As New Head Coach
Andy Reid has been introduced as the new coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, one week after he was fired following 14 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Andy Reid has been introduced as the new coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, one week after he was fired following 14 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Cowboys have signed nine players to their reserve/future list, the most intriguing of which may be Jared Green, a wide receiver who earned positive reviews in the Carolina Panthers' camp last year and is the son of NFL all-time great Darrell Green.
Were you as nauseated by Ray Lewis' last dance as I was? First of all, his pre-game show was downright silly. I mean, with all the smoke and fire and Nelly's "Hot in Herre" and the plot of grass for some kind of perverted prop.
Two people with knowledge of the decision confirmed Sunday night that Kelly is passing up a chance to coach in the NFL to remain with the Ducks.
Ray Lewis' last ride now will take him to Denver. Anquan Boldin, Joe Flacco and a staunch Baltimore defense made sure of that Sunday.
Doug Marrone is leaving Syracuse to become the Buffalo Bills' new coach, according to several reports.
A person familiar with the negotiations said the Cleveland Browns are nearing a deal with Oregon's offensive mastermind to be their next coach.
Kansas City is the perfect landing spot for Andy Reid, and here's why: The Chiefs have an owner who wants to win but doesn't know how to win and will give Reid the keys to the store to get there.
The Cowboys started the season with injuries. They piled up in training camp and carried into the season. They occurred all year and it never let up. Overall the Cowboys lost more than 100 games from projected starters.
You're probably not going to like this, but the Cowboys' season was a success. Yep, even at 8-8 and missing the playoffs. How's that? Because after training camp I forecast Dallas as 8-8 talent that with a fortunate bounce or two could top out at 9-7.
As we dive into the year 2013, the sports landscape in D/FW looks incredibly dreadful. But in about a month we will get to racing again as the NASCAR dudes take to Daytona. I'm counting days until the big April race at Texas Motor Speedway.
Recent history shows the playoff bye isn't such a big deal anymore. In six of the last seven years, one of the Super Bowl participants didn't get a bye to begin the postseason. And five of those teams wound up winning the NFL title.
A person familiar with the situation tells The Associated Press that Andy Reid is nearing a deal to replace Romeo Crennel as coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Texans' quarterback is healthy and looking forward to his first playoff start Saturday against the Cincinnati Bengals
The Fan's Cowboys insider Mike Fisher sat down today for an exclusive one-on-one interview with Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett following the conclusion of the 2012 season.
Lewis has been sidelined since Oct. 14 with a torn right triceps. The 13-time Pro Bowl middle linebacker intends to return Sunday to face the Indianapolis Colts in what will almost certainly be his final home game.
Any number of things could have been going through the mind of Tony Romo on Sunday night, his third playoffs-or-bust failure in five years against an NFC East rival.
The Broncos and Raiders are the AFC teams visiting the Cowboys next season. Dallas will travel to Kansas City and San Diego. The schedule will be announced in the spring.
From the warped minds of the New School morning show on 105.3 The Fan, it's the Cowboys parody song 'We Are Never Getting To The Playoffs' Enjoy!
The Arizona Cardinals have fired coach Ken Whisenhunt after six seasons that included the long-suffering franchise's only Super Bowl appearance.
The season is over for the Dallas Cowboys. So what's left to talk about? How about a 2013 NFL Mock Draft - in December.
Buffalo finished 6-10, and Gailey leaves with a 16-32 record. There was no immediate word on the status of general manager Buddy Nix.
The San Diego Chargers have fired coach Norv Turner and general manager A.J. Smith after missing the playoffs for the third straight season.
