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By rss@youtube.com (sunsetparkwallace) The Giants play their 2nd game of the strike-shortened 1987 season vs. the Dallas Cowboys in the Meadowlands. Author: sunsetparkwallace Keywords: Giants Cowboys Meadowlands Bill Parcells Phil Simms Lawrence Taylor Tom Landry Tony Dorsett Herschel Walker Danny White

By Chris Farmer Pick: Broncos Dallas at Green Bay —After last week's game vs. the creamsicle Buccaneers (whose uniforms I love by-the-way—please heckle as you see fit—I am not sure what to make of the Packers anymore. Pick: Cowboys Pick: Eagles Monday Byes: N.Y. Giants, Houston

THOUGH ANDY REID'S postgame implication was that Brian Westbrook was held out of the rout of the Giants merely as a precaution, Reid could not say yesterday that the Eagles' franchise back will be able to play Sunday night, when the Eagles host the Dallas ... (source: The Philadelphia Inquir...

By Michael Whooley 1. Miles Austin, WR, Dallas Cowboys (37 points in week 5) 4. Chad Henne, QB, Miami Dolphins (17 points in week 5) 1. Andre Johnson (Hou) vs. Cedric Benson (Cin) 7. DeAngelo Williams (Car) vs. Cadillac Williams (TB) 11. Chris Johnson (Ten) vs. Randy Moss (NE) BRUNO BOYS FANTASY FOOTBALL

By Aaron Novinger On Monday night, Tiger joined Dallas quarterback Tony Romo and right end Jason Witten to watch the U2 concert from a suite at Cowboys Stadium. Lead singer Bono even shouted out the trio during the show. Official Dallas Cowboys "this", official Dallas Cowboys "that". Mmmm, guacamole. Becaus...

Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers (-14): The Browns defeated the Bills 6-3 last week despite quarterback Derek Anderson completing two of 17 passes to his teammates and one to the opponents. That says a ton about the Bills and at least two tons about how far down the Browns’ bench for...

By Vernon Croy If you want to know what the oddsmakers think of the Denver Broncos' undefeated record, look no further than this weekend's line. Has a 5-0 team ever been the underdog in its Week Six matchup? Has a team as untalented as the Broncos ever been 5-0? Probably not. This one should be a close game in S...

By Alex Shultz New York Giants (5-0)—The Giants will finally be tested this week in their game against the Saints. A win in Week Six solidifies New York as the team to beat in the NFL. Eli Manning is an underdog MVP with his leadership. Indianapolis Colts (5-0)—Peyton Manning and company have obliterated ev...

By cbarr121 Dallas Cowboys vs. Denver Broncos: This is a tricky call because Kyle Orton has the better feng shui right now but Tony Romo’s personal feng shui number favors the stadium and some other areas so I’m going to go with the Cowboys. San Diego Chargers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers:  My vote is for Pitts...

By thesportingreview Why : Surprisingly, the Broncos rank second (#2/32) in pass defense, giving up only an average of 136.3 yards per game. They are also the only team in the league to not allow one single passing touchdown this season. Denver did some great re-arranging of their secondary in the off-season, add...

By Janet Kessler Week 3 flat again: Last week the passing game was very conservative like Romo was on a short dog leash.  And rightfully offensive coordinator Jason Garrett should have had Romo on one. Read more Dallas Cowboys news on BleacherReport.com

By Aaron Novinger This week the Eagles are on a bye, while the Giants and the Cowboys hit the road against AFC West opponents. The Redskins return home to try and regroup. At 1-2, they are two games behind the unbeaten Giants and a game behind both the Cowboys and Eagles - each with two wins a piece.

By Derek Major The Broncos are a good team and should keep this game close. But after playing three really bad teams, they'll underestimate the Cowboys, and it will cost them dearly. The Cowboys will use the run game in the second half to close it out.  Cowboys 28-14.

By Rafael Vela This week, Dallas plays a team that mirrors it schematically.  New head coach Josh McDaniels and defensive coordinator Mike Nolan are running offensive and defensive game plans that will give you a sense of deja vu; they're very similar to the ones Wade Phillips and Jason Garrett have bee...

By Vernon Croy This could be the best game of the week as two unbeaten teams match up. The Jets look to keep things going behind rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez. On the other side of the field, the Saints have the best quarterback in the league in Drew Brees. Dallas vs. Denver (Dallas -3)

By Vernon Croy New York Giants vs. Tampa Bay- This one was pretty much a blowout from the kickoff as well. The Giants looked like a very good team against the Bucs. The terrible game ended up getting Byron Leftwich benched for the rest of the season. The Giants covered easily in this one.

San Diego Chargers at Pittsburgh Steelers (-6 1/2): I’ve heard of players looking ahead to their next game, but could Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger be looking ahead to his WWE Raw guest-host appearance the day after this game? Pick: Steelers 20-14.

In one of Week 4's most intriguing matchups, 6-foot-7 Cowboys left tackle Flozell Adams is charged with slowing down 5-11 Broncos outside linebacker Elvis Dumervil, who is second in the league with six sacks. That's six sacks as in twice as many as Dallas has recorded through three games.

By Fantasy-Info .com Willie Parker vs. Chargers—The Steelers top running back Willie Parker suffered a turf toe injury last week against the Bengals. While the Steelers maintain that Parker can still play this week, he would be best served to wait a few games.

Oct. 31, 2004 vs. Detroit: 9 rec., 84 yds. Nov. 11, 2004 vs. Philadelphia: 9 rec., 133 yds. Nov. 24, 2005 vs. Denver: 9 rec., 82 yds. Oct. 21, 2007 vs. Minnesota: 10 rec., 86 yds. Dec. 9, 2007 vs. Detroit: 15 rec., 138 yds. Nov. 27, 2008 vs. Seattle: 9 rec., 115 yds. Sept. 28, 2009 vs. Carolina: 9 rec., 77 yds.

Filed under: Cowboys, Ravens, AFC North, NFC East, NFL Fans, FanHouse PreviewsWe say it every week, but this time it's legit: this is the biggest game of the year. The Cowboys host the Ravens tonight and the postseason is on the line. The Steelers-Titans and Panthers-Giants get-togethers...

The upcoming schedule — home vs. the Titans, at the New York Giants, home vs. the Cleveland Browns and at the Dallas Cowboys — could put Cincinnati in such ... FOR OPENERS, BUFFALO SOLID FAVORITE: Four factors point to Bills win Las Vegas Review - Journal

By Dave Halprin (Grizz) Special Teams – I’m not sure if Anthony Spencer took over Cricket Anderson’s special teams role, but he was particularly active on kick coverage during the game. Miles Austin looked OK running back kicks, his first one of the game was nice. Keith Davis forced the holding call that brought ba...