5:42 PM ET, Fri September 03, 2010

Coach Tom Coughlin sounds confident in 'improved' Rhett Bomar as Giants backup quarterback

Newark Star-Ledger — Plus, an in-depth look at Shawn Andrews' performance vs. the Patriots and a game review

New York Giants 41 mins ago

Giants coach Tom Coughlin 'surprised' by Brandon Jacobs' concerns about his role

Newark Star-Ledger — Coughlin says both Jacobs and Ahmad Bradshaw will play in 'multiple' offensive game plans

New York Giants 41 mins ago

Your Giants comments: Report says Brandon Jacobs is upset at demotion to No. 2 RB

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New York Giants 41 mins ago

Birds Trade for OL; Cut 10 Players

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Philadelphia Eagles 1 hour ago

Did Justin Tryon do enough to make the Redskins' final roster?

Redskins Insider | Washington Post — Third-year cornerback Justin Tryon intercepted a pass and broke up another Thursday night in a 20-10 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. But did Tryon do enough? Before his performance in the preseason finale, Tryon was on shaky ground to make the opening 53-man roster, according to people with knowledge of the situation. And it's doubtful he could have done enough in the last preseason game to effect a major change in his situation. "I think Justin can play in the league," defensive coordinator Jim Haslett said after the game. Tryon, a fourth-round pick in 2008, was a major contributor last season...

Washington Redskins 1 hour ago

Redskins unveil week of festivities for opener vs. Dallas

Redskins Insider | Washington Post — In case you forgot, the Redskins' season opens next week with a little game against the Dallas Cowboys. To make sure no one takes this lightly, the team has planned a series of events for next week to help fans prepare for one of the most anticipated season openers in recent years. The Redskins are calling the week the largest pregame tailgate party in team history. On gameday, fans can start filling the parking lots at noon -- eight hours before kickoff. The team will have five videoboards spread throughout the parking lots so fans won't miss any other NFL action. "We want this to be a gameda...

Washington Redskins 1 hour ago

Coughlin "surprised" by Jacobs' outburst

The Blue Screen | New York Daily News — Tom Coughlin was admittedly “surprised” when he heard this morning that Brandon Jacobs finally let his frustration boil over. And not surprisingly, Coughlin sought out Jacobs for a little chat....

New York Giants 1 hour ago

Dumping Patrick Crayton proves money is priority

Dallas Cowboys Blog | ESPN Dallas — ARLINGTON, Texas – Why the heck would finances influence the Cowboys’ 53-man roster decisions in an uncapped season that will end with a Super Bowl in Jerry Jones’ $1.2 million football palace? I asked that question to Jerry this afternoon as he stood in his jewel of a stadium. “Well, I don’t know that it does, first of all,” Jerry said. “That’s a given that I’m not ready to say does.” OK, but let’s be honest. The Cowboys just traded Patrick Crayton, a productive player owed $2 million this season, to San Diego for a seventh-...

Dallas Cowboys 1 hour ago

David Buehler on securing his status

Dallas Cowboys Blog | ESPN Dallas — Cowboys kicker David Buehler joins Ben and Skin to discuss his impressive performance in the preseason finale against the Dolphins.  

Dallas Cowboys 1 hour ago

Jerry Jones: Trade 'possible' in next day

Dallas Cowboys Blog | ESPN Dallas — ARLINGTON, Texas – Owner/general manager Jerry Jones acknowledged that the Cowboys are discussing potential trades with “multiple teams” about “more than one player.” “It hasn’t happened, but there certainly is potential that we might make a trade before the cut deadline,” Jones said following the Friday press conference for the Manny Pacquiao-Antonio Margarito fight at Cowboys Stadium. “I’d say possible. Possible, but very real.” Jones declined to discuss specifics about the trade scenarios, including whether the Cowboys were...

Dallas Cowboys 1 hour ago
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