Photo via The Undefeated Who knew that with the 135th overall draft pick that the Dallas Cowboys would be getting a franchise quarterback? When Tony Romo went down with a back injury in the preseason against the Seattle Seahawks it looked like the Cowboys season was over before it ever got started. Turns out Romo’s … Continue reading “How Far Can Dak Prescott Take the Dallas Cowboys?”
Photo via nbcphiladelphia.com By: Jonathan Rodriguez November 28th, 2016 Bringing up the tail end of the NFC East are the battered and bruised Philadelphia Eagles that currently cling to a .500 record at 5-5 as they prepare for their Monday night game against the struggling Green Bay Packers. Facing the real possibility of being eliminated … Continue reading “Which Key Injury on the Philadelphia Eagles Hails from Texas?”
Photo via USA Today Images Man, Sean Lee is an animal Lee doesn’t make very many flashy plays. He does sometimes, like his pick on the two point try. His style is down and dirty, locking down the middle of the field in coverage, making sure that even if opposing receivers catch balls, they … Continue reading “Instant Analysis: 5 thoughts on Dallas 31, Washington 26”
Photo via Tim Heitman, USA TODAY Sports There have been those that have criticized Dez Bryant’s emotional style of play. There are those that believe he’s toxic to a locker room, that his vocal style of leadership is ineffective in a league that forces you to control your emotions and act conservatively with your … Continue reading “Dez Bryant is a team player, full stop”
Photo via Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY Sports Matt Stafford, Highland Park graduate, is having a heck of a season. At age 28 the former Scot and Georgia Bulldog might be coming into his own as an upper echelon quarterback in the NFL. In 2005, Stafford led the Scots past two incredible teams en … Continue reading “Matt Stafford looking to lead Lions past Vikings”
Photo via The Sports Fan Journal TJ McAloon @tjmcaloon November 23, 2016 Former Stratford High School, and current Indianapolis Colts quarterback, Andrew Luck is doubtful for this Thursday night’s Thanksgiving game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, because of a concussion he suffered last week against the Tennessee Titans. No one knew that Luck had the injury … Continue reading “Andrew Luck being Cautious with Concussion likely out Thursday”
Photo via Ezra Shaw – Getty Images By: Hunter Cooke November 22nd, 2016 Michael Crabtree is a Texas football legend. Period. Full Stop. No more discussion. He’s responsible for one of the best plays in state history, the glorious last second catch that lifted Texas Tech above the Texas Longhorns in 2008. He was … Continue reading “Crabtree still a vital part of the Raider’s offense”
Photo via Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports By: Jonathan Rodriguez @JonathanRod_7 November 21st, 2016 Before I start, there is one thing that I would just like to say that this is my honest opinion. Anybody that says they believed that the Dallas Cowboys would be 9-1 at this point in the season with the best … Continue reading “Why the Dallas Cowboys are 9-1”
Photo via TexasHSFootball.com By: Coach Jeff Hancock, Vidalia HS (Louisiana) November 18th, 2016 As I sit to write for the first time for TexasHSFootball with the topic of “benefits/drawbacks of the Spread Offense” I ask myself how I keep this article from becoming my first novel as there is so much that can be … Continue reading “Coach’s Corner: The Benefits and Drawbacks of a Spread Offense”
Photo via USA TODAY Images By: TJ McAloon November 17th, 2016 At 4-5, the New Orleans Saints sit just two games back of the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC South Division. Tonight’s Thursday Night Football game, on the road against the Carolina Panthers, is a “must win” if they want to keep their playoff … Continue reading “Can Drew Brees and the Saints ever get over their road woes”
