Cowboys: Cutdown analysis

...to see who the Ravens release. That's been a pipeline for them in the past (Lance Frazier, anyone?). Right now, Alan Ball is the fourth corner. And there's really nothing behind him...

Saskatchewan Roughriders Lance Frazier (15) tackles B.C. Lions Geroy Simon (8) during first quarter CFL Western Final football action...

...holding their subjects' attention than do others. Melyssa Ford of BET had that effect on Seahawks Lance Frazier, Shaun Alexander, Jimmy Williams and Peter Warrick. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar

Springs benefits from mistakes

KC Joyner reveals his new metric, designed to better measure the overall performance of a cornerback.

Story | Conversation | September 08, 2005

Benson could be much lengthier holdout

Cedric Benson is unlikely to hold out for the entire season, but there are signs that he's dug in for a lengthy absence.

Story | Conversation | August 26, 2005

Switch to 3-4 should suit Parcells

As the Dallas Cowboys prepare to head for training camp, our friends and Scouts, Inc., break down their roster.

Story | Conversation | July 20, 2005

Glenn played for Parcells while with Jets

Three sources have told The Dallas Morning News that the Cowboys are interested in signing 12-year veteran CB Aaron Glenn, who was released by the Texans on Tuesday.

Versatility makes Pats tough

Monday Night Football analyst John Madden previews Week 11 in the NFL.

DBs score twice in rout of Texans

The Colts are counting on a trio of rookie DBs to help improve their defense and make the team more balanced.

Johnson scolded, tries to explain frustrations

Chad Johnson apologized Monday for letting frustration get the best of him during the Cincinnati Bengals' most convincing victory of the season.

Schobel's big play leaves Bengals all aglow

Matt Schobel caught a down-the-middle pass from Carson Palmer and ran 76 yards for a touchdown Sunday, leading Cincinnati to a 26-3 victory over the Dallas Cowboys.

Week 8: Games at a glance

ESPN.com recaps all of the action from Week 8 and hands out a few game balls.

Titans WR sidelined by knee surgery

Tennessee Titans receiver Tyrone Calico will have surgery Thursday to repair torn cartilage in his left knee and might need to have his anterior cruciate ligament fixed as well.

Mountaineers' hopes hinge on Harris

Scouts, Inc., examines the Maryland-West Virginia matchup and sees the Moutaineers winning handily.

Story | Conversation | September 16, 2004

All four expected to stay on active roster

Roundup of Sunday's NFL cuts