Randy Gurzi
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Cowboys CB DaRon Bland Becomes Prime 2027 Cut Candidate After Joey Porter Jr. Trade (opens the original)
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Jerry Jones said the Dallas Cowboys would be active this year and he meant it. After weeks of speculation, Jones pulled the trigger on a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers, bringing in cornerback Joey Porter Jr. Dallas sent a 2027 sixth-round pick and a 2028 second-round pick to the Steelers in exchange for the 26-year-old cornerback, who will be motivated to earn an extension with the Cowboys. Porter has already proven himself worthy of a massive deal, but the question is how Dallas will be abl
4 Dallas Cowboys with most to prove entering Week 4 (opens the original)
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It's hard to imagine a worse feeling than what the Dallas Cowboys went through this past weekend in Rio. One could argue being blown out is worse, but at least in those games the outcome is certain fairly quickly. This weekend was arguably more painful since the Cowboys not only stood up to a team that was favored to win, but they had the chance to win it at the end. Through self-inflicted wounds, they ended up flying back to Texas feeling the sting of a 34-31 loss. Now, they turn their attentio
Buffalo Bills Surge in Week 4 NFL Power Ranking Roundup Despite Subpar Showing (opens the original)
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Buffalo Bills fans endured plenty of stress this weekend when their team struggled mightily against the Los Angeles Chargers. Buffalo turned the ball over five times, including on the very first offensive snap of the game when James Cook coughed it up. Josh Allen wasn’t immune either, with three turnovers of his own. Still, their defense, led by Greg Rousseau, kept the score low and the Bills escaped with a win. That victory may have caused some blood pressure to rise in Western New York, but me
Five Winners, Four Losers from Bills' Grueling Week 3 Win vs. Chargers (opens the original)
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Ugly wins still count the same, which is a good thing for the Buffalo Bills. They were out of sorts all day on Sunday, spending much of the game trailing the Los Angeles Chargers. It was a day full of turnovers and penalties, but in the end, they found a way to get the 24-16 win and improve to 3-0. They will turn their attention to the New England Patriots, who will visit Highmark Stadium next week. Before we move onto that one, let's take a look at who stood out as winners and losers in the win
Biggest Takeaways From Bills Ugly Week 3 Win vs. Chargers (opens the original)
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The Buffalo Bills were home for the second consecutive week and had 10 days to prepare for the Los Angeles Chargers. It didn't seem as though they had that much time, with Buffalo coming out flat in this one and falling behind 10-0 in the first quarter. Bills On SI's Ralph Ventre said this one could be a closer contest than it seemed, and he was proven correct as the Bills spent most of the game playing from behind. After a comedy of errors throughout the first three quarters, Buffalo finally to
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