Top 5 Sports Callers Of The Week: March 9-13
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
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The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
When a star player leaves one team for another, the matches come out.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones releases a statement, but doesn't mention Eagles by name.
DeMarco Murray got the money he wanted from his former team's biggest rival.
Dez Bryant posts a message on Twitter to his former teammate DeMarco Murray.
DeMarco Murray, the NFL's 2014 rushing champion, has agreed to a five-year, $42-million deal to leave Dallas via free agency to instead join the Philadelphia Eagles.
Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin is often accused of being too supportive of the Dallas Cowboys. That's not the case today.
DeMarco Murray's family members are spreading the word, according to 105.3 The Fan: "He's going to be an Eagle.''
The free-agent running back will fly to Philadelphia on Thursday for his first -- and maybe only -- outside-of-Dallas visit.
'I don't like the Cowboys,'' tweeted Philly defensive back Malcolm Jenkins. 'But I do like DeMarco Murray …. Come on over to the dark side bro! We'll treat you good!'
After Tuesday's late-night post-Mavs-game private meeting between DeMarco Murray and Jason Garrett, the possibility of the NFL's leading rusher returning to the Cowboys seems as likely as ever.
Chip Kelly's latest bold move is another example of his coaching philosophy: "Culture beats scheme."
The Cowboys are in control of the NFC East. The Colts are AFC South champions. Here's what's at stake heading into Sunday's game in Arlington.
Two NFC East teams going in different directions will face off on Saturday, but there is still a lot to prove. The Philadelphia Eagles need to make sure they earn a spot in the playoffs. The Washington Redskins have a quarterback controversy that is getting more confusing each week. Steve Beuerlein of CBS Sports spoke on the game and troubles facing both teams.
Following the epic beating of the ShEagles - here is a collection of some of the best memes and tweets from the world of the Twitter:
In light of a huge win over NFC East rival Philadelphia, we examine the top 5 wins of Jason Garrett's career as head coach.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said that even President Obama on Monday razzed him for rooting for the Cowboys at their game against the Eagles on Sunday night.
Now some people might call me a homer, but how many times are you a homer before you are just right all the time?
In arguably the biggest game of his professional career, Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant put his team on his back, catching three touchdowns and swinging momentum.
The Cowboys executed their gameplan -- and my FishtTips -- to perfection on Sunday night, escaping Philadelphia with a 38-27 win to push their road record to 7-0.
Bryant caught a career-best three touchdown catches from Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys rallied to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-27 on Sunday night after wasting a 21-0 lead.
First place in the NFC East is on the line when the Eagles (9-4) host the Cowboys (9-4) under the prime-time lights Sunday night.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones thinks the Eagles will enter Sunday with the same game plan that worked so well two weeks back. If they do, the Cowboys must adjust to prevent a similar outcome.
Romo participated in Cowboys' morning walk-through but did not take the field for the afternoon practice. Instead, the veteran quarterback went through a workout aimed at strengthening his surgically repaired back.
The Cowboys were embarrassed by the Eagles just two weeks back. Can they turn things around this week? Here are 5 things the team needs to do to get a win over Philly.
