Veteran linebacker Von Miller says words feel hollow for the 3‑5 Dallas Cowboys and that daily work is the only true motivator. Miller, who signed a one‑year, $5.5 million contract in August and is tied with DeMarcus Ware at 138.5 career sacks, praised the team’s recent practices and locker‑room energy but lamented a 1‑2 record over that span, including a 33‑30 overtime loss to Arizona after leading 17‑3. He emphasized staying focused, avoiding becoming background noise, and grinding with high‑character teammates. The Cowboys next face the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at noon CT on FOX.
Linebacker Shemar James says his failure to use his hands on a key tackle let Tyler Allgeier break a 63‑yard touchdown that sparked the Arizona Cardinals’ comeback against the Dallas Cowboys. Allgeier finished with 147 yards on 11 carries as Arizona erased a 17‑3 deficit to win 33‑30 in overtime. James, who led Dallas with nine tackles and an interception, emphasizes that small details—hand placement, alignment, focus—can swing games. He reflects on the Cowboys’ league‑worst 152.8 rushing yards allowed and looks ahead to a matchup with Jonathan Taylor’s Colts on Sunday.
Von Miller warns the Dallas Cowboys that the struggling Indianapolis Colts, now 2-6 after trading Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson and DT DeForest Buckner and facing a wide‑out trade request from Josh Downs, are a dangerous opponent despite their rebuild. Miller says teams fighting for identity are unpredictable and cites stars like Jonathan Taylor (610 yards, 8 TDs) and tight end Tyler Warren. Dallas sits at 3-5 after a 33‑30 OT loss to Arizona, and players like Quinnen Williams and Shemar James stress execution and urgency each week. The Colts host the Cowboys Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium, kickoff noon CT on FOX.
Dallas Cowboys defensive leaders say stopping Indianapolis Colts tailback Jonathan Taylor—who sits at 610 rushing yards and eight TDs, eighth‑best in the NFL—requires every defender to hit the ball. Defensive tackle Kenny Clark praises Taylor’s role in the Colts’ offense, while linebackers Shemar James and Von Miller stress a full‑team, all‑11 approach to contain him. The Cowboys, allowing a league‑worst 152.8 rushing yards per game after a 33‑30 OT loss to Arizona, face a 2‑6 Colts squad that has slipped to four straight defeats. kickoff at Lucas Oil Stadium is Sunday at noon CT on FOX.
In a new Instagram reel, Miami‑Hurricanes alum Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson praises today’s NIL boom but warns the system needs oversight to keep athletes first. The former defensive tackle, who played on the 1991 national‑championship team, reflects on his own NFL disappointment—calling it “the best thing that never happened” and a catalyst for his wrestling success. Johnson stresses that while players can now earn millions, the sport must monitor changes to protect their interests. He urges fans and officials to stay vigilant as college football evolves.
Steelers running back Jaylen Warren bursts onto the scene, ranking sixth in the NFL with 704 rushing yards (5.9 yards per carry) and second in all‑purpose yards after Detroit’s Jahmyr Gibbs after eight weeks. Despite his hot start, veteran analyst Bob Labriola warns Warren has little realistic chance of earning MVP votes this season. The article breaks down Warren’s performance and Labriola’s perspective on his award odds.
We now have a timeline for when the Colts could trade more of their players.
Team weighs options as current proposals fall short of expectations.
The Dallas Cowboys sit atop the NFL in rushing yards allowed (152.8 per game, 1,222 total) after eight weeks, highlighted by Arizona's 202‑yard, 33‑30 OT win featuring Tyler Allgeier's 147 yards on just 11 carries. Defensive tackle Kenny Clark bluntly calls the run defense "not good enough at all," while linebacker Shemar James admits a missed tackle turned a 15‑yard stop into a 60‑plus gain. Clark urges better edge setting, tackling and block shedding ahead of a showdown with Jonathan Taylor's Colts (610 yards, eight TDs). The Cowboys also cope with rookie Malachi Lawrence's ankle injury and Dee Winters' return to practice.
The Eagles will start rookie quarterback Joe Milton III over Tanner McKee on Sunday, forcing the Giants to rethink defensive game‑plan. Milton, signed from Dallas’ practice squad after Jalen Hurts landed on IR, showed flashes in New England’s 2024 finale—22‑of‑29 for 241 yards, a TD and a rushing score—but remains inexperienced. Giants DC Dennard Wilson must blend varied coverages, keep the edge rush disciplined, and avoid over‑committing to pressure. With Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith’s availability still unclear, New York must be ready to challenge Milton’s arm both with pressure and a controlled, aggressive rush.
Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Quinnen Williams records four sacks in the last three games, including 2 sacks and 7 tackles in a 33‑30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Despite his personal production, Williams blames the defense for allowing three fourth‑quarter touchdowns and a league‑worst 152.8 rushing yards per game, as Arizona rushed for 202 yards Sunday. The former 2019 third‑overall pick and 2022 First‑Team All‑Pro, who signed a $105.9 million extension in August, stresses accountability and focus on improvement ahead of the Colts matchup on Nov. 10.
The Chicago Blackhawks sit at a dismal 4‑11‑1 record after a 5‑3 loss to the Florida Panthers, marking their fourth straight defeat and a league‑worst –27 goal differential. TNT analyst Paul Bissonnette slammed the team as "soft" and "AHL‑level," a sentiment echoed by local fan accounts. Coach Jeff Blashill defended his side, insisting the criticism is unwarranted, while captain Connor Bedard praised Blashill’s coaching in the post‑game interview. With two road games left against the Tampa Bay Lightning and Carolina Hurricanes, the Hawks face mounting pressure for drastic changes before the next stretch of the schedule.
Houston Texans running back David Montgomery was brought in from the Detroit Lions after three successful seasons there, with the […]
The Indianapolis Colts have reportedly taken "plenty of calls" on several players, including three-time Pro Bowl running back Jonathan Taylor, amid their fire sale, but the current plan is to wait until after their home game against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday to make any determination about potential deals.
JoeBucsFan.com ranks Buccaneers GM Jason Licht among the sport’s all‑time greats, citing the team’s seven‑year streak (2020‑2026) of a winning record. The article breaks down Luz’s roster moves, draft successes and how his decisions have kept Tampa Bay consistently competitive, a feat few clubs achieve. Readers get a concise look at Licht’s impact and the metrics used to rank him alongside legendary executives.
The Jaguars head to Thursday Night Football against a Ravens team now led by rookie QB Joe Fagnano after Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury and Tyler Huntley’s season‑ending turf toe. Jacksonville’s RB Bhayshul Tuten remains a game‑time decision due to a foot/ankle issue; he practiced all week and is listed questionable, with likely limited snaps alongside Chris Rodriguez Jr. Fantasy owners are warned to consider alternative backs, as Tuten’s recent 104‑yard, one‑TD performance against Indianapolis may not translate if he’s not fully healthy.
New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown was the centerpiece of a blockbuster deal that gave Drake Maye the weapon […]
The star pass rusher is getting closer to a return.
The former cheerleader is crying out for anyone to save her life.
The Las Vegas Raiders are projected to receive no 2027 compensatory draft picks, according to Over The Cap. Because the Raiders signed more free agents than they lost last season, they miss out on awards that will be announced in the NFL’s offseason. The site does forecast that the Packers, Colts and Vikings will each collect late-round comp picks tied to the Raiders’ signings of linebacker Quay Walker, defensive end Kwity Paye and wide receiver Jalen Nailor, respectively. The article also links to related Raiders coverage on trade talk and the running‑back group.
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams was producing another solid, if not uneven, fantasy season before he suffered a […]
Lots of teams scouted the Habs and Jets. The Red Wings sent two to watch the Leafs-Mammoth. The Minnesota Wild feel they've made their best offer for Dylan Larkin.
Lots of teams scouted the Habs and Jets. The Red Wings sent two to watch the Leafs-Mammoth. The Minnesota Wild feel they've made their best offer for Dylan Larkin.
Christian Watson returns to limited practice after a rib injury forced a hospital visit during Thursday’s game, giving the Green Bay Packers hope he’ll suit up against the New England Patriots. His brief participation Wednesday signals progress, though the team will keep evaluating his status through the week. Watson’s presence would bolster an offense that also leans on emerging receiver Matthew Golden and help counter Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez.
We're already on to Week 9 of the fantasy football season, and the playoff race is heating up! Starting a […]