As it turns out, the NFL did not like Carr's celebration and fined him $14,069, the league announced on Saturday. He was not penalized for the celebration during the game. Derek Carr and the @Saints are on pace to drop 70 points on the Cowboys today 😳😳 pic.twitter.com/7pQP8ZF8IW

When most people were predicting who the elite teams would be in the NFC this season, the New Orleans Saints were left out. They must have taken offense. New Orleans has looked the part of a true Super Bowl contender to open the season,

After dropping a stunner in Week 2, the Philadelphia Eagles find themselves heading into an absolute slobberknocker in Week 3, as they will be traveling down to the “Big Easy” for a certified Louisiana shootout against the most prolific offense in the NFL right now,

After a week filled with criticisms for their blowout loss to the New Orleans Saints, the Dallas Cowboys caught one more stay from a FEMA inadvertently released message.

When New Orleans belted Dallas 44-19 at AT&T Stadium, a government agency declared the Cowboys’ loss a major disaster.

The Dallas Cowboys were so close to greatness. Dak Prescott had quarterbacked his way into a 16-game win streak at home in the regular season, and one of the last passers to outduel him -- Tom Brady,

In the Dallas Cowboys 44-19 loss to the New Orleans Saints, while the headline is the score, and the overriding thought was Mike Zimmer's defense not stopping the run and Mike McCarthy's offense not scoring enough if we delve a little deeper,

The Dallas Cowboys are trending in the right direction when it comes to player availability for Sunday's crucial early season contest. In danger of dropping to 1-2 on the young season, the Cowboys hav

The Cowboys owner and general manager maintained confidence in Ezekiel Elliott and the other rushers Dallas has deployed through the season’s first two weeks. Before the team hosts the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Jones revealed his thoughts on the position and the possibility of elevating Dalvin Cook from the practice squad this weekend.

Jerry Jones simply doesn't see a problem. And he can't understand why the question keeps coming up. The Cowboys owner made his weekly call-in to Dallas radio station 105.3 The Fan on Friday, and he went into full-blown denial mode when asked about the

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones keeps getting asked a particular question, and he's not happy about it. The post Cowboys’ Jerry Jones Doesn’t Like a Question He Keeps Getting Asked appeared first on Heavy.