Photo by John Rivera/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images What was the good, bad, and ugly from Monday night’s victory? There are final scores and there are numbers. Those things can tell you a lot, but neither of them tell you the same thing as watching the actual game. Fortunately, we have done all three and can look at everything that went on. In any one game, the … [Read more...] about Value of Things: By the numbers— Texans vs. Cowboys
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Minor NFL Transactions: 11/18/24
Today’s minor moves: Arizona Cardinals Waived: OT Charlie Heck Baltimore Ravens Waived from IR: LB Deion Jennings Dallas Cowboys Placed on IR: QB Dak Prescott (story) Signed to active roster: DB Josh Butler Promoted: TE Princeton Fant, DB Kemon Hall Green Bay Packers Activated from IR: RB MarShawn Lloyd Houston Texans Promoted: DT Tommy Togiai New England … [Read more...] about Minor NFL Transactions: 11/18/24
AFC Notes: Doug Pederson, Anthony Richardson, Colts, Jaguars, Titans
Colts Colts QB Anthony Richardson talked about leading a game-winning drive against Jets QB Aaron Rodgers: “It’s pretty cool, especially to do it against the Jets and Aaron Rodgers. I’ve been watching him since I was a kid. So, it’s a blessing just to be able go against a legend.” (James Boyd) Richardson was asked how rewarding it is to play well after re-gaining the starting … [Read more...] about AFC Notes: Doug Pederson, Anthony Richardson, Colts, Jaguars, Titans
Texans-Cowboys Week 11: Offense, defense and special teams snap counts
That’s more like the Houston Texans fans expected to see in 2024. Behind a three-touchdown performance from running back Joe Mixon, the Texans secured bragging rights in the Lone Star State with a 34-10 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on “Monday Night Football.” Mixon, who’s averaged 101.3 yards per game over his last five outings, finished with 109 rushing yards and 53 total … [Read more...] about Texans-Cowboys Week 11: Offense, defense and special teams snap counts
AT&T Stadium’s status provides perfect metaphor for Cowboys’ season ahead of Texans’ game
The sky is falling. Wait, no, it’s not. It’s just AT&T Stadium losing parts. Heading into Monday afternoon, the expectation was for the stadium roof to be open for the first time in nearly two full seasons in a primetime showdown against the Houston Texans. That lasted for all of several minutes in doubt after some sort of mechanical issue sent a giant piece of metal fall … [Read more...] about AT&T Stadium’s status provides perfect metaphor for Cowboys’ season ahead of Texans’ game