Cowboys Set For Quick Rematch With Eagles
Tony Romo kept his notes on Philadelphia after their Thanksgiving game. They will come in handy for the rematch just two weeks later, with the teams again tied.
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Tony Romo kept his notes on Philadelphia after their Thanksgiving game. They will come in handy for the rematch just two weeks later, with the teams again tied.
Despite the fact that their 9th and most glorious win means that the Cowboys are officially off the 8-8 hamster wheel, their path to the playoffs remains murky at best.
It should come as no surprise that Las Vegas projects Philadelphia, not Dallas, to win the NFC East. But is DeMarco still among the favorites to win the NFL MVP?
Thanksgiving disappointment overflowed for the Cowboys Thursday at Jerryworld as the Eagles left little doubt about who is in charge of the NFC East.
The Cowboys suffered one of their most humiliating home losses this season on a day that was meant for giving thanks.
They've come to be called "FishTips,'' and with the guidance of insiders at Valley Ranch, they help me "gameplan'' for this week's game
Romo looked ragged in the first quick turnaround for his surgically repaired back as the Cowboys (8-4) lost their third straight home game, this time to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Cowboys safety Jeff Heath is inactive Thursday after breaking his right thumb in last weekend's win over the New York Giants.
With sole possession of first place in the NFC East on the line, the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys haven't had much time to prepare for a Thanksgiving showdown.
Romo still talks about wishing he had been on the field instead of at home following back surgery when the Cowboys lost a playoffs-or-bust finale to Philadelphia last season.
DeMarco Murray's huge lead in the NFL rushing race isn't a surprise to last year's winner. LeSean McCoy figured the Dallas running back just needed to get the ball.
The Philadelphia Eagles head into Dallas for a Thanksgiving Day battle with the Dallas Cowboys and Bennie Logan already started talking trash, dismissing the Cowboys' offensive line.
The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles sit tied atop the NFC East and battle on Thanksgiving Day for the division lead. Here is a look at the Eagles profile heading into the big game.
While the Dallas Cowboys sat idly on their couches at home during the bye week, a lot happened around the NFL. If you're a Cowboys fan -- a lot of good things.
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...
Pitbull will be the halftime entertainer at the Cowboys annual Thanksgiving home game. The rapper's performance kicks off The Salvation Army's red kettle campaign.
Jeremy Maclin is not going to have to be Jerry Rice or Terrell Owens. He merely needs to be a receiver for Nick Foles, while the tight ends help chip in the rest of the production in the passing game.
The Carolina Panthers cut the face of the franchise, Steve Smith, and let the only other three wide receivers on the roster that caught a pass last season leave as free agents. Tight end Greg Olsen is the only proven receiver returning from last season's squad. Olsen should be Cam Newton's favorite target this season.
Even the most devout fan would struggle to label the 2014 Cowboys as a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Simulations take this realization a step further.
There are a good amount of teams this season that will be looking to their quarterbacks to bring everything together to be on the winning path. Here is my list of quarterbacks that need a big 2014 season....
August is a week away, which can only mean one thing - your fantasy football draft is rapidly approaching
The Redskins made their biggest move yet of the offseason Tuesday night, adding three-time Pro Bowl receiver DeSean Jackson less than a week after he was released by the rival Eagles.
The Philadelphia Eagles have released wide receiver DeSean Jackson.
Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray has been fined $21,000 by the NFL for using the crown of his helmet to hit Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Damion Square on Sunday night during the Cowboys final game of the 2013 season.
