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He said people told him that it wasn't that important, and he looked over the test and there weren't any question about football, so he didn't take it seriously.

As a Cowboys fan, I hope he takes...

I'm sure that there are plenty of examples like these --

Joe Montana made the Pro Bowl in 1985, then threw eight TD passes and nine INTs in eight games and had an 80.7 rating in 1986. The next...

Of course teams take advantage of rules. They do it all the time, every season. But in doing so, they are FOLLOWING THE RULES.

The old CBA didn't expire until after the uncapped season. That's why there was a lockout.

The collusion occurred while the old CBA was in effect. The CBA included specific rules that applied...

Yes, almost every team (if not every team) took advantage of the uncapped year.



I'm not sure what you're trying to say. The 49ers clearly took advantage of the uncapped year by giving Carr...

Like I said, almost every team took advantage of the uncapped year in some way and to some degree.

You're a 49ers fan, so let's look at the 49ers as an example. That year, they signed David Carr...

Not all of the owners who ignored it got punished. Almost every team took advantage of the uncapped year in some way. The teams that took advantage of it the most were punished. Others took advantage...

Other teams took advantage of the uncapped year, too, just not to the same extent. Some teams did it to a lesser extent with multiple players, which made it easier to dump a lot of "cap" charges into...

The Cowboys were penalized for giving Miles Austin a $17.078 million base salary in 2010, then $8.54 million in 2011 and $1.15 in 2012. Note that his base salary in 2011 was slightly more than 50...

It was $948,036 last year.

His cap number was $4.373 million, not $490,000. His base salary alone was $1,677,500.

Staubach didn't play in the Cowboys' first Super Bowl (Craig Morton did), so Staubach has only four Super Bowl appearances.

Considering that it's posted on NFL.com, you'd think they'd give you some decent information -- or at least make the obvious corrections before posting it. For example, the second-year minimum salary...

Why stop at 14?

I think the Giants would have been happy to have the Patriots kick a field goal, considering that they were ahead by four points.

When you adjust for eras, they're about equal. Neither one ranked highly in passer rating in any season. Both threw for a lot of yards and, often, interceptions, The only real differences are that...

Von Miller got one in the fourth quarter. The AFC seemed to get mad when Cam Newton started scrambling around instead of just standing in his comfy pocket and lobbing the ball like the other...

Any thoughts on the play 2:32 into this video, which was ruled a fumble?

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/09000d5d81aa7a7d/Bears-vs-Cowboys-highlights

Yeah, there's just no consistency whatsoever in how that is called. On one play, a guy will get knocked backward and lose the ball almost immediately, and it will be called a non-fumble because his...

Voting totals --


http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/post/_/id/32971/all-pro-voting-totals

Quarterback

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 47.5; Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2.5.

Running Backs

Over the past five seasons, the Cowboys have won the division twice, the Giants twice and the Eagles once.

You're right about Jerry Jones being an awful GM, though.

The players cast one ballot per team.

If the Giants beat the Jets (which should be known before the Cowboys kick off or soon thereafter), then the Cowboys-Eagles game becomes virtually irrelevant to Dallas' playoff chances. If the...

The entire Bengals team has lost only two fumbles this year. They lost 14 last season. Instead of committing 34 turnovers, like last season, they're on pace for only 20 turnovers. Also, last season,...

Senior, not junior. He set the record in 1980.