Impressive indeed, but the music will come to a scratchy halt this Sunday when Dallas's overachieving defense collides with Andrew Luck's Colts. Contrary to popular belief, the Cowboys are not operating out of the Cover 2
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Anthony Spencer (93) and Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Tyrone Crawford (98) sack Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Mark Sanchez (3) during the second half of play at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, on Sunday,
"Even Mariota and Winston, neither of those guys is [Andrew] Luck. Mariota is closer to Luck than Winston as far as being pro-ready," the executive told philly.com. "They're both better than [Blake] Bortles, who was the first quarterback taken last
There isn't always a whole lot of justice in the fantasy playoffs. Any team can get hot for a three-week stretch, and one bad week — or even one poor individual performance — can knock out the best team in the league. Nothing is ever going to change
In a terrific piece by the Wall Street Journal's Kevin Clark, defensive players talk about the "trash talking" of Colts' quarterback Andrew Luck: he'll compliment defensive players for nice hits and sacks. That's just Luck being