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Ed WerderBioEd Werder joined ESPN as a Dallas-based bureau reporter in September 1998. He covers news for the network's NFL programming Sunday NFL Countdown, Monday Night Countdown (formerly NFL Prime Monday) and NFL 2Night. In addition, he also reports sports news for ESPN's news and information programs, including SportsCenter. |
CBs vs. WRs in battle of high draft picks
Ed Werder, ESPNDallas.comEagles-Cowboys matchup highlights a difference in organizational philosophies.
Story | Conversation | November 04, 2009Others can do it; why not Cowboys?
Ed Werder, ESPNDallas.comWide receiver situation exposes Cowboys' hesitance to make the tough calls.
Story | Conversation | October 21, 2009Galloway inactive for Sunday's game
Ed Werder, ESPNPatriots WR Joey Galloway did not accompany the team on the trip to Denver.
Story | Conversation | October 11, 2009Without T.O., Cowboys' problems linger
Ed Werder, ESPN.comWRs criticizing Romo wasn't Cowboys' plan
Story | Conversation | October 09, 2009Pats' Brady: 'Not smart' to throw at Bailey
Ed WerderNew England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was just asked on a national conference call about how smart it is to throw at Denver CB Champ Bailey. Sai...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 07, 2009Revolution shows evolution of Romo
Ed Werder, ESPNDallas.comLatest milestone for Cowboys' quarterback: Winning without a touchdown pass.
Story | Conversation | September 30, 2009Jones' knee injury concerns Jerry Jones
Ed Werder, ESPNIn the wake of the Cowboys' come-from-behind victory over Carolina, team owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday that he is concerned about the severity of running back Felix Jones' knee injury.
Story | Conversation | September 29, 2009RB Felix Jones' injury concerns owner
Ed Werder, ESPNRB Felix Jones' knee injury concerns Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
Story | Conversation | September 29, 2009Sources: Marshall interest at issue
Ed Werder, ESPNThe Denver Broncos are carefully monitoring any public comments made by the New York Jets that might indicate the team is tampering with suspended Denver receiver Brandon Marshall, sources said Wednesday.
Story | Conversation | September 02, 2009Source: Big Ben to be re-examined
Ed Werder, ESPNA team source says Ben Roethlisberger injured his Achilles' tendon when offensive tackle Max Starks inadvertently stepped on it during Steelers' practice Thursday. But an initial medical examination Thursday night revealed no significant damage.
Story | Conversation | August 21, 2009Favre opts to remain retired
Ed Werder, ESPN.comAfter nearly three months of what he described as intense and often emotional soul-searching, Brett Favre decided to remain retired from the NFL rather than become the Minnesota Vikings' starting quarterback.
Story | Conversation | July 28, 2009Sources: Favre anguished over choice
Ed Werder, ESPN.comWith the Vikings scheduled to report to training camp in less than a week, Brett Favre remains anguished about whether he should come out of retirement and join the team, according to sources.
Story | Conversation | July 23, 2009Sources: Favre throws for Vikings
Ed Werder, ESPN.comSources said Vikings offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell watched Brett Favre throw in Mississippi.
Story | Conversation | July 12, 2009Sources: Vikings back off Favre some
Ed Werder, ESPN.comSources said the Vikings have suspended their pursuit of Brett Favre after the quarterback failed to report to organized team activities on Tuesday.
Story | Conversation | June 09, 2009Source: Favre doesn't want surgery
Ed Werder, ESPN.comSources tell ESPN's Ed Werder that Brett Favre will not meet with Dr. James Andrews on Tuesday and surgery is not imminent.
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