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Receiver stands out with another big game - six catches for 171 yards and two TDs. By Jaime Aron Associated Press Miles Austin (center) celebrates his touchdown with Cowboys teammates Martellus Bennett (left) and Patrick Crayton. ARLINGTON, Texas The young backup who comes from nowhere to make big play after big play for the Dallas Cowboys is the storyline made famous by Tony Romo. Now, he's leading Miles Austin down that same path. Austin proved his incredible performance in his first career start was no fluke by catching six more passes for 171 yards and two long touchdowns, sending Dallas to a 37-21 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday that the Cowboys hope shows they're no fluke, either. Dallas (4-2) had been alternating wins and losses, needing overtime to beat Kansas City last time out. Now the Cowboys have... [read full story]
by Matt Snyder Filed under: Sunday Wrap-Up , NFL Value Machine Sunday Evening Wrap checks out players who increased or decreased their value during the Sunday afternoon games. Riser of the Week: Terrell Owens came into Sunday...
DETROIT(AP) Matthew Stafford was flat on his back, getting his left shoulder evaluated on the sideline by the Detroit Lions medical staff. The Cleveland Browns called a timeout and gave the rookie a chance to get back in the...
Interesting point from the Raleigh News & Observer : "North Carolina has maintained the strongest Democratic Party in the South during the past decade by siphoning off moderate Starbucks Republicans."
Roethlisberger: The last time the Ravens and Steelers faced off, a trip to the Super Bowl was at stake. Next week they will just be fighting for playoff survival. Mike Tomlin said that Roethlisberger’s injury is “concussion...
