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Continued from main ESPN Radio AM 1160 Martinsville, VA page.  Romo's broken pinkie to sideline QB at least one more week[Oct. 22, 2008] Tony Romo wanted to play in the Cowboys' loss to the Rams last Sunday, but his broken pinkie wasn't ready. It appears it won't allow him to play for at least another week as well. Speaking on Terrell Owens' "Inside the Huddle" radio show on Tuesday night, the quarterback said he was disappointed yet feels sitting out Sunday's contest against the Buccaneers is the right decision.  Patriot Gains[Oct. 21, 2008] For at least one game and one night, the New England Patriots rediscovered the joys of domination. "We had a lot of things to hang our hats on tonight coming from all three units," Patriots receiver Randy Moss said. "We put it together. I think that when we put all three of those together this team is very, very scary. " The inconsistent Patriots maintained their back-and-forth ways Monday night with a no-doubt 41-7 victory over the Denver Broncos at Gillette Stadium.  Panthers just say N.O.[Oct. 20, 2008] Julius Peppers had a sack, forced a fumble, broke up a pass and helped the defense spearhead a convincing 30-7 win over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Peppers' play punctuated a balanced effort that saw Jake Delhomme throw two touchdown passes, Steve Smith, DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart each score touchdowns, and the defense shut down Saints quarterback Drew Brees and the NFL's second-ranked offense.  Romo tells coaches he'll play with broken finger[Oct. 16, 2008] Tony Romo is willing to do his part.The quarterback informed coaches on Wednesday that he is ready to play Sunday against the St. Louis Rams  With backup Betts injured, Redskins bring in ex-Seahawks RB Alexander[Oct. 15, 2008] The Redskins reached agreements with halfback Shaun Alexander, punter Ryan Plackemeier and safety Mike Green Tuesday.  Cowboys look lost in the desert[Oct. 13, 2008] For a few frantic moments Sunday, the Cowboys made you forget how pedestrian they've become. Marion Barber's mad dash to the end zone and a 52-yard field goal by Nick Folk at the end of regulation temporarily covered up another unimpressive effort.  Cowboys' Pacman gets in fight with bodyguard at Dallas hotel[Oct. 9, 2008] Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam Jones got into a fight with one of his security guards at a downtown Dallas hotel on Wednesday morning, according to Dallas police.  Saints CB Porter out for rest of rookie season following surgery[Oct. 8, 2008] Saints starting cornerback Tracy Porter will miss the rest of his rookie season after dislocating his right wrist during Monday night's game against Minnesota.  Redskins take two for the road[Oct. 6, 2008] The Redskins completed a remarkable two-week swing with a 23-17 comeback victory over the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field to improve to 4-1. This is no longer an upset-minded team. Quite simply, this has all the makings of a playoff team.  Williams' 123 yards, three touchdowns pace Panthers[Oct. 6, 2008] DeAngelo Williams had 123 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns and the Panthers held Larry Johnson to 2 yards rushing in a 34-0 win Sunday.  Belichick denies Davis' tampering allegation[Oct. 2, 2008] Davis said Tuesday that the Patriots had tampered with Moss before the deal in April 2007 that brought the wide receiver to the Patriots for a fourth-round choice that year on the weekend of the NFL draft. "I've told the story about Randy many, many times," Belichick said in a conference call with members of the media covering the 49ers, "and the first time I ever talked to Randy was the Sunday morning of the second day of the draft last year.  Bassett drops to McMichael[Sep. 30, 2008] Bassett’s football team dropped to McMichael (N.C.) High School 20-17 at home on Monday, putting an end to the Bengals’ hopes of an undefeated season.A 56-yard rushing touchdown by Boo Woods in the fourth quarter put the Bengals within 3, but an inability to execute effectively allowed McMichael to regain possession and run the clock down to end the game. “Totally my fault on play-calling,” Bassett coach Jay Gilbert said afterward. “The play-calling on that last series was not what it should have been, it just wasn’t. I take all the blame for the loss.” The Bengals’ record dropped to 4-1.  Collier paralyzed below waist, one leg had to be amputated[Sep. 30, 2008] Jacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle Richard Collier, shot while sitting in a car outside an apartment complex earlier this month, is paralyzed below the waist and his left leg was amputated, his doctor said Monday.  Redskins leave Texas Stadium with a fond memory[Sep. 29, 2008] Barring a playoff meeting, the Washington Redskins made their final visit to Texas Stadium on Sunday. And after a 26-24 victory that doesn't even begin to tell the story, they pretty much left the Cowboys' defense in ruin.  Burress would serve one-game suspension, halve financial penalty[Sep. 27, 2008] If the settlement is reached, Burress will still miss the Giants game on Oct. 5 against the Seattle Seahawks but he will lose just half of the $235,294 he is being docked for a two-week suspension. As a final condition, sources said, the Giants would agree not to pursue action against Burress seeking any bonus money he could owe under a forfeiture clause in a $35 million contract extension he signed just before the regular season opener. Under the clause, Burress could lose a portion of his bonuses if he is suspended or fined for conduct detrimental to the team. His escalator bonuses for future salary also could be affected without an agreement by the Giants to forgive the penalty. Continued from main ESPN Radio AM 1160 Martinsville, VA page. |
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