NFC
Loss shows that Cowboys still have some kinks to work out
Kansas City Star - The most anticipated matchup to date of the 2007 NFL season provided a stern reality check for the Dallas Cowboys, but a closer look at Sunday’s 48-27 loss to the powerful New England Patriots shows the current NFC favorites may not be as far away
Tampa Bay lands Chiefs’ Bennett
Orlando Sentinel - Look for Graham to start but Bennett to be on the active roster Sunday when Tampa Bay (4-2), currently tied with Carolina for first place in the NFC South, travels to Detroit to face the Lions (3-2) in a conference game at Ford Field. Given the high
NFL Replay: Peterson’s all-day effort wins Week 6 honors
USA Today - 1. A vast gap still exists between the AFC and the NFC, as the Patriots’ 48-27 Sunday smackdown of Dallas on the Cowboys’ turf suggested. The Cowboys, riding high with a 5-0 start and jockeying with Green Bay for the NFC’s pole position, found out
Giants’ Coughlin leads big October
NorthJersey.com - coming up, he could become 14-2 before November hits. His Giants have won four straight since that 0-2 start, and are just one game (plus a head-to-head loss) behind Dallas and a half-game (plus a head-to-head win) ahead of Washington in the NFC East
John Smallwood | Winning isn’t everything in NFC
Philadelphia Daily News - IN SPELLING, the difference between “micro” and “macro” is only the “i” and “a.” But the difference between the words’ meanings is everything. Andy Reid has always taken a micro view of the NFL season - each season is made up of 16 entities that get
Cowboys just another opponent for Pats
Kansas City Star - Dallas is the class of the NFC — a potential Super Bowl opponent, they say — and one of the few teams capable of challenging a New England team that now (let’s face it) has a real chance to be the first undefeated NFL team since the 1972 Miami
For Giants’ Manning, Burress, no practice needed
USA Today - All of which moved New York to within one game of Dallas in the NFC East and added distance from the Giants’ 0-2 start. “Honestly, I think the reason we’re playing so good is that we’ve still got that 0-2 mentality,” said Giants linebacker
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