The San Francisco 49ers are a juggernaut right now, and they showed it on Sunday night when things got scrappy and messy and rarely went to plan. They could absolutely win the Super Bowl.
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Dallas has looked good enough to win a Super Bowl at some point during the Dak Prescott era, but it now seems further away than before Mike McCarthy arrived.
We were planning on pinning this on the kicker, the poor man with the quiet eyes who spent the entire day being followed around by a network camera like he was hosting an art installation on internal tumult.
We were planning on pinning this on the quarterback, too.
SANTA CLARA — If you didn’t know better, you’d think Dak Prescott was the unheralded rookie in this game.
And now we all must wonder where this leaves the Dallas Cowboys in their never-ending chase of a title in the post-Jimmy Johnson (sorry, Barry Switzer just doesn’t get credit) world. With octogenarian owner Jerry Jones getting more desperate each year to prove that he is truly a great football mind and not just a latter day P.T. Barnum, you’d have to think everything is on the table.
The Bucs get the highest draft pick among this year’s playoff teams.
The Cowboys owner addressed questions surrounding his team’s coach after another disappointing ending to the season for Dallas.
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Following Dallas’s loss to San Francisco in Sunday’s NFC divisional round playoff game, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones assured that McCarthy’s job “remains safe” as the team’s coach and that Jones agreed with McCarthy’s decision making with kicker Brett Maher.
This year’s AFC Championship is a rematch from last season with the Chiefs hosting the Bengals.
The AFC conference championship is set after the Chiefs and Bengals emerged victorious in the divisional round.
Kansas City is the first team in NFL history to host five consecutive Championship games. Oddsmakers at SI Sportsbook have installed them as 1.5-point home favorites over the Bengals as the Patrick Mahomes-led squad looks to get revenge for last season’s AFC championship loss.
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The Cowboys melted down in the Divisional Round… again.
Usually, the pain of your favorite team losing a playoff game is enough for any fan. But what about when your team’s season ends via a string of seriously unfortunate plays that cause the entire NFL fan base to participate in a joint facepalm?
Well, that’s exactly what happened to Dallas Cowboys fan across the country as they watched their club fall to the 49ers 17-12 on Sunday night.
The Eagles will host the 49ers in Philadelphia in the NFC Championship and oddsmakers reveal a very small spread with their initial release.
The top two seeds in the NFC, the Eagles and 49ers, both won their divisional playoff matchup this weekend and advanced to the NFC conference championship.
Now that the NFC championship is set, oddsmakers revealed the initial odds and spread for the title game. Philadelphia opened as 2-point home favorites over San Francisco. The Eagles have won seven of the last nine games while the 49ers are on a 12-game winning streak.
Hallelujah!
Orlando Magic’s Jonathan Isaac is one step closer, and a day away, from his return to the NBA.
The 25-year-old forward and former sixth-overall-pick, who’s been away from the game since tearing his ACL on Aug. 2, 2020, dropped an announcement on Sunday that he’ll be available for action against the Boston Celtics Monday.
“He will be returning to the court tomorrow completely healed,” Isaac’s pastor announced, providing a joyful update after Isaac’s near 2.
For second straight year, Cowboys season ends with a hilarious disaster
Sometimes, we need a laugh after things have been pretty rough. A funny video of a dog dancing, or a person slipping on ice is normally my go to.
In these turbulent times, however, we have the Dallas Cowboys, a bucket of laughs at all times. No matter how good or bad Dallas is, they are always funny and their last play against the San Francisco 49ers is a perfect example.
Let’s set the stage: Dallas is down 19-12 in the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs, and they’re in their own territory.