Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy detailed how reinvigorating their offense depends on Dak Prescott reestablishing a solid repertoire with wide receivers.
The Detroit Lions, an offensive dynamo, come to Dallas this Sunday. Although the Cowboys are favored by seven, they shouldn't underestimate one of the NFL's best offenses. Through five games, the Lions showed a strong bite.
If Prescott practices all week, demonstrating a solid rhythm, he will probably start on Sunday.
Russell Wilson compared himself to the superhero "Wolverine" because he too has a supernatural ability to heal.
Nathaniel Hackett's first season as a head coach is already sinking, thanks to a 2-4 start. Upsetting key players like running back Melvin Gordon III plunges it even further.
The Cowboys are 4-2, but their offense is stagnant, averaging 300.8 yards per game, well below the league average. One player who could jumpstart Dallas is Steelers wide receiver Chase Claypool.
Ferrell and Abram have both struggled to reach their full potential in Las Vegas, neither has made a Pro Bowl in four seasons.
The Broncos are in a dark hole after a dreadful 2-4 start, and it doesn't look like there's a light at the end of the tunnel.
Wilson didn't end his press conference with his usual "let's ride" catchphrase as things continue to spiral in Denver.
Denver Post columnist Sean Keeler ripped the Broncos' offense following a disastrous showing against the Chargers on Monday night.
Thankfully for Browning, he recovered his fumble avoiding a blooper.
K.J. Hamler made an amazing 47-yard catch against the Chargers. Despite, a slight underthrow from Russell Wilson due to pressure, Hamler tracked the deep ball down hauling it in.
The touchdown is a career first for Dulcich, who is a third-round pick out of UCLA.
Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy believes starting quarterback Dak Prescott will be medically cleared to practice this week, which means he's could start against the Lions this Sunday.
Ferrell, a first-round draft pick in 2019, isn't tapping in to his full potential.
Justin Simmons suffered a thigh injury after a Week 1 loss in Seattle.
Prescott is hopeful he will be able to take the field Sunday.
The Eagles don't run a prototypical pro offense, instead relying on concepts from the college game, such as the read option.
Carolina RB Christian McCaffrey would look good in orange and blue. Perhaps it's time for the Colorado native to return home as a Denver Bronco. According to CBS NFL insider Jonathan Jones, the Carolina Panthers plan to rebuild, which means they could trade McCaffrey, a former First-Team All-Pro.
In a stacked division, the Broncos can't afford to fall to 2-4.
Some are writing Russell Wilson off, but he still has one staunch supporter.
Kintsugi is a Japanese art in which broken pieces of pottery are put back together with gold. Per Todd Archer of ESPN, Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy has used this Kintsugi theme throughout the season to keep his team together.
On the NFL Network on Thursday, Raiders wide receiver and free spirit Mack Hollins guaranteed that he'd play better barefooted. Besides wanting to play shoeless, Hollins revealed other quirks. "Now I just eat meat at night, I don't eat vegetables no more," Hollins said.