Source: Cowboys might rest Barber
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comCowboys running back Marion Barber is desperately trying to return from a left quadriceps injury in time for Monday's game against the Panthers, but the club is "leaning toward" holding him out, according to a source.
Story | Conversation | September 25, 2009Burress declines questions about future
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comA day after being released by the New York Giants, embattled wide receiver Plaxico Burress made an appearance at the Final Four to cheer on his Michigan State Spartans.
Story | Conversation | April 04, 2009Vikings' fate rests squarely with Jackson
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comThe value of these people to their NFC playoff teams can't be overestimated.
Story | Conversation | December 30, 2008Giants are motivated to get back to Super Bowl
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comEverything is in place for the Giants to make another run to the Super Bowl, writes Matt Mosley.
Story | Conversation | October 22, 2008Giants' Tuck won't be flying under the radar this year
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comWith Michael Strahan retired and Osi Umenyiora hurt, Justin Tuck is ready to assume his role as the Giants' top pass-rusher, writes Matt Mosley.
Story | Conversation | August 27, 2008Camp Confidential: McNabb confident Eagles will return to prominence
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comAlthough the Eagles are coming off an 8-8 season in which they missed the playoffs, Donovan McNabb is confident the team is still among the NFC's elite, writes Matt Mosley.
Story | Conversation | August 12, 2008Camp Confidential: Cowboys' Phillips stays cool on hot seat
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comIf Cowboys coach Wade Phillips is feeling the pressure after last season's playoff disappointment, he isn't showing it, Matt Mosley writes.
Story | Conversation | July 30, 2008Giant mess? Shockey, Burress head list of distractions
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comThe Giants' Super Bowl hangover was expected. How much it will affect the team's focus remains to be seen, writes Matt Mosley.
Story | Conversation | June 26, 2008Once face of the franchise, Williams facing hazy future
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comIt seems fortune has horse-collared Roy Williams. The Pro Bowler's dubious defensive skills and strange behavior prompt questions about his future in Dallas, Matt Mosley writes.
Story | Conversation | May 24, 2008Cowboys looking to recapture dominant form
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comAfter dominating the NFC for most of the season, the Cowboys have become a big question mark heading into the divisional playoffs, writes Matt Mosley.
Story | Conversation | January 08, 2008Observation deck: Upstart Browns making strides
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comIt's too early to call the Browns a playoff team, but they at least belong in the conversation, writes Matt Mosley.
Story | Conversation | October 28, 2007London now, China Bowl later
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comWill the London trip make Tom Coughlin cranky? That's just one of the schedule-related questions Matt Mosley is asking himself.
Story | Conversation | April 05, 2007Brocato a legend among scouts
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comTo the fan, C.O. Bocato is a nameless, faceless scout. But in the NFL, Bocato is a legend who shapes franchises and players' careers and he let ESPN.com's Matt Mosley tag along as he worked the Texas pro day.
Story | Conversation | March 26, 2007One man's recipe for perfect WR
Matt Mosley, ESPN.comA dose of Michael Irvin's toughness, a dash of Paul Warfield's smoothness, a pinch of Jerry Rice's durability -- those are just some of the ingredients for the perfect wide receiver, Matt Mosley writes.
Story | Conversation | March 22, 2007Stop me if you've heard this one ...
Matt Mosley, ESPNDallas.comObstructed View: Three guys walk into a bar ... stop me if you've heard this one.
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