by David Elfin Filed under: Cowboys , Dolphins , AFC East , NFC East Dallas and Miami meet tonight for the fifth time in preseason, but the first time since 1992, well before any of the current Cowboys or Dolphins were even in the NFL (Dallas backup quarterback Jon Kitna was the only one who was even in college yet). But it’s not as if the Cowboys and Dolphins haven’t had memorable matchups
by David Elfin Filed under: Cowboys , Dolphins , AFC East , NFC East Dallas and Miami meet tonight for the fifth time in preseason, but the first time since 1992, well before any of the current Cowboys or Dolphins were even in the NFL (Dallas backup quarterback Jon Kitna was the only one who was even in college yet). But it’s not as if the Cowboys and Dolphins haven’t had memorable matchups
by Ray Glier Filed under: Buccaneers , NFC South Derrick Ward’s response to his being cut by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers seemed a lot more professional than his behavior when he was with the club.
by Ray Glier Filed under: Buccaneers , NFC South Derrick Ward’s response to his being cut by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers seemed a lot more professional than his behavior when he was with the club. Here is his e-mail response to the St.
by Ray Glier Filed under: Buccaneers , NFC South I saw Derrick Ward run the ball Saturday night for the Buccaneers .
by Ray Glier Filed under: Buccaneers , Atlanta Falcons , Panthers , Saints , NFC South What went down in the NFC South in the third exhibition game and what I think we know: The Saints , no surprise, can move the football. After three games, they lead the NFL in yards per game (422).
by Ray Glier Filed under: Buccaneers , Atlanta Falcons , Panthers , Saints , NFC South NFL owners met in Atlanta to discuss plans for an 18-game schedule.
by Ray Glier Filed under: Buccaneers , Atlanta Falcons , Panthers , Saints The sides are being drawn for the NFL ’s labor battle. Which side are you on
by Ray Glier Filed under: Buccaneers , NFC South If you are a Buccaneers ‘ fan and you are watching your team are you thinking, “Here comes a train wreck?” Last week’s news around this team was mild: blackout, no game on local TV. Now there is an injured starting quarterback followed by sniping from players and coaches.
by Ray Glier Filed under: Buccaneers , Atlanta Falcons , Panthers , Saints , NFC South The backup quarterbacks made some noise in the NFC South over the weekend, though for different reasons and different causes and different implications. The most serious storyline was in Tampa where Buccaneers ‘ starting quarterback Josh Freeman was lost with a broken thumb on his throwing hand and backup Josh Freeman has assumed command
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