The Dallas Cowboys have shored up a key piece of their offensive line for the long term. Per NFL Network, the Cowboys and Pro Bowl left guard Tyler Smith have agreed to a four-year, $96 million ...

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The Cowboys have reportedly locked down a critical piece on their offensive line for years to come. Dallas is giving guard Tyler Smith a four-year contract extension worth $96 million with $81 million ...

NFL Network analyst Marc Ross evaluates Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud through the first two weeks of the 2025 season on "The Insiders". Chief National Reporter Steve Wyche joins NFL Insiders ...

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Former MSNBC analyst Matthew Dowd tried to defend the controversial comments he made about Charlie Kirk this week and took a swipe at his former employer Friday for caving to a "mob." Dowd was dropped ...

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Dallas is making Tyler Smith the highest-paid player at his position. The Cowboys and the two-time Pro Bowl guard have agreed to terms on a four-year, $96 million contract extension that includes ...

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix and Formula One have reached an agreement to extend the race's stay in the World Championship's calendar. 2025 marks the tenth time Formula One touches down in Azerbaijan to ...

The analyst, Matthew Dowd, apologized for his remarks on social media. By Benjamin Mullin MSNBC has fired Matthew Dowd, a political analyst whose on-air comments after Charlie Kirk’s death drew ...

After Sunday’s 34-32 season-opening win in New York, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said that he believed the Steelers “got hosed” by the officials on a crucial call late in the game.