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In the NFL, three teams have dominated this decade. Despite league rules that make sustained excellence increasingly difficult, they are the resilient elite of the nation's most popular pro sport: the Indianapolis Colts, who carry a 19-game winning streak into Sunday's game at the Houston Texans; the Pittsburgh Steelers, the defending Super Bowl champions who've won two NFL titles in four years ...
Denver » Too bad the NFL Network didn't have access to the players' meeting at Dove Valley this week. Its cameras seem capable of dropping in on practically everything thing else in the National Football League.
Thanksgiving provides warm times with family and sweet NFL memories. Which are the best of all-time? Vote for your Top 10.
The world is divided by many religions, but sports fans can agree on one thing: the NFL rocks! Joe Concha shares 10 reasons why.
NFL standings
ARLINGTON, Texas — Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys had their way with the Oakland Raiders, piling up their most yards of the season and getting another solid performance from the defense.
Isaac Bruce, who opened the season as the 49ers' No. 1 receiver, can no longer even crack the active roster.
The Denver Broncos have lost four in a row and blown their division lead. The Giants know all about such slumps.
DENVER — Josh McDaniels' trash talk is the talk of the league.
After his team's 38-37 loss to Detroit, Cleveland Coach Eric Mangini accused the Lions of faking injuries to slow down the Browns' no-huddle offense.
Can't complain much. Bull's-eyed our Upset of the Week with Titans winning at Houston ("Aawwk!"), hit another mini-upset outright with Colts at Ravens, and was on the right side with 'dogs Redskins, Browns and Raiders-plus-points.
McDaniels' trash talk has players talkingDENVER - Josh McDaniels' trash talk is the talk of the league.The Denver Broncos' brash - some would say cocky - coach exchanged taunts with a group of San Diego Chargers linebackers during warmups Sunday, at one point telling them, "We own you!" Then, he watched those very players lead the Chargers' 32-3 beatdown that knocked Denver out of first place in ...
NASHVILLE - The unusual high-five that ended Monday's Titans-Texans game was apparently a case of miscommunication, not congratulation.As the Titans wrapped up a 20-17 victory over the Texans, quarterback Vince Young appeared to exchange a high-five with referee Jerome Boger. If deemed deliberate, such an action by an official would have been "inappropriate," according to the NFL.Turns out it ...
Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- The Dallas Cowboys beat the Oakland Raiders 24-7 at Cowboys Stadium to move to 8-3 for the National Football League season. The Raiders fell to 3-8.
DENVER -- The NFL Network accidentally aired a vulgarity yelled by Denver Broncos coach Josh McDaniels as he chastised his players on the sideline of their Thanksgiving night game against the New Yor...
By Jim O'Connell Associated Press DETROIT — The Detroit Lions used to take a lot of pride in playing on Thanksgiving. Lately, the Lions have been g ...
Arlington, Texas » Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys had their way with the Oakland Raiders, piling up their most yards of the season and getting another solid performance from the defense.
Although many pick the 2000 Backyard Bowl as the greatest game in the Jenks-Union football rivalry, my choice is their 2007 regular-season meeting.
PACKERS 34, LIONS 12
The abundance of NFL records Brett Favre has accumulated on his resume in 19 seasons is such that even he can't keep track of them all. That was evident Wednesday when it was brought to his attention that Sunday will mark his 282nd consecutive regular-season game, tying former Viking Jim Marshall's record for the most games played in a row by a position player. ... - By JUDD ZULGAD Star Tribune
Coming out of a commercial break following a series of false starts near the goal line that resulted in Denver settling for a field goal, the NFL Network showed a clip of McDaniels, who yelled at his players: "We're trying to win the [expletive] game!"
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