Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones accused the New York Giants of faking injuries in Week 1. Giants defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins got his revenge with a classic quip at Jones' expense.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said it was "obvious" the New York Giants were faking injuries to slow down Sunday night's game. Did Big Blue miss the NFL's recent memo?

We've long wondered about Jason Pierre-Paul's availability for the New York Giants' opener. Two days before the game, we still don't have an answer as the defensive end is a game-time decision.

The Packers' running back battle is spearheaded by two rookies, Eddie Lacy (left) and Johnathan Franklin. Who's in the lead? Gregg Rosenthal weighs in on the NFC position battles.

With training camp just around the corner, Gregg Rosenthal breaks down the top competitions, highlighted by the Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback derby between Michael Vick and Nick Foles.

The New York Giants seem like perennial playoff contenders, but recent history suggests otherwise. Elliot Harrison explains why Eli Manning and Tom Coughlin's bunch are in for another down year.

Desmond Bishop isn't ready to sign with the Minnesota Vikings or Kansas City Chiefs. The former Green Bay Packers linebacker revealed that he's also drawing interest from the New York Giants and Jacksonville Jaguars.

"NFL Total Access" is taking a look at every team in the NFL with its "32 in 32" series. Around The League will do the same. First up: The Dallas Cowboys. Is Jason Garrett running out of time?

Gone are the days when teams could develop players, but New York Giants GM Jerry Reese wants to draft a prospect with immediate impact potential.

After starting 15 games at middle linebacker for the New York Giants last season, Chase Blackburn is signing on with the Carolina Panthers.

Adam Schein has good news for the Dallas Cowboys: They're so bad, Tony Romo, Jerry Jones and Co. won't have to worry about meeting any of the usual high expectations.

The New England Patriots were the only NFL team to make noise on the fifth day of free agency. Gregg Rosenthal breaks down all of the news from Aqib Talib signing to Brandon Lloyd's dismissal.

Linebacker Dan Connor was a salary-cap casualty just before the start of free agency. He's found a new home in New York, signing a one-year deal with the Giants, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports.

As the free agency frenzy officially begins, we're keeping tabs on Ryan Fitzpatrick and all the big-name cuts right here.

The Dallas Cowboys cut linebacker Dan Connor and restructured the contracts of Jay Ratliff and two others, freeing up what little cap space they have ahead of free agency.

Around The League's Gregg Rosenthal ranks this year's free-agent linebacker crop, from the Baltimore Ravens' Dannell Ellerbe to the Chicago Bears' Brian Urlacher.

The Dallas Cowboys started the painful process of trying to replace linebacker Sean Lee on Wednesday. There are no easy answers here as the team tries to make adjustments on defense.

Sean Lee has played his last snap of the season after he injured his big toe during a Week 7 win over the Carolina Panthers. It's a devastating blow to the Dallas Cowboys' defense and playoff hopes.

Morris Claiborne's coverage skills are crucial to the Dallas Cowboys' defensive plans, so they aren't messing around with the rookie, throwing him into the fire. Ian Rapoport has the latest.

Dan Connor signed with the Cowboys to compete for a starting spot at linebacker. But Connor knows whoever ends up as the backup will still likely see his fair share of playing time.