Minnesota with Kirk Cousins and Dallas with Dak Prescott are proving you don't need an elite signal-caller to be a postseason contender.
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Vikes, Cowboys on playoff path without MVP QBs
Posted by admin 307 days ago (https://sports.yahoo.com)
Genius? A farce? Colts move should entertain us.
Posted by admin 314 days ago (https://sports.yahoo.com)
Indianapolis isn't quite pulling a guy off the street to coach, but Jim Irsay's experiment could go in any direction. At the very least, the team will be interesting.
Eagles remain perfect with imperfect win
Posted by admin 321 days ago (https://sports.yahoo.com)
Philadelphia came out flat as a two-touchdown favorite in Houston, but it pulled away in the second half behind a dominant defense to improve to 8-0.
Nothing left but sadness after Brady-Gisele split
Posted by admin 327 days ago (https://sports.yahoo.com)
Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen appeared to have the kind of union that often defied their star power. Now there's only the sorrow that goes with so many divorces.
Broncos defense deserves better than Russ
Posted by admin 335 days ago (https://sports.yahoo.com)
In this week's Four Verts, we feel bad for a Denver D being wasted by Russell Wilson, celebrate the Jets and put a fork in the Panthers and Browns.
Cowboys did their job. Will Dak do his?
Posted by admin 342 days ago (https://sports.yahoo.com)
The Cowboys, out of sheer necessity, have found a winning formula with Dak Prescott injured. Trust the defense. Throw less. Run more. Will Prescott follow that playbook?
Rams don't seem like a good bet vs. Cowboys
Posted by admin 349 days ago (https://sports.yahoo.com)
Los Angeles (-5.5), which has struggled on offense, is favored Sunday against Dallas, which has a very good defense. The Cowboys could win this straight up.
NFL did indeed fail Tua, despite what it claims
Posted by admin 356 days ago (https://sports.yahoo.com)
It's not to say Tua Tagovailoa's scary injury could've been avoided, but the NFL needs to take a serious look at concussion protocols that clearly aren't up to par.
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