Eagles RB Westbrook was not good enough to play against Cowboys

After missing the Philadelphia Eagles win over the New York Giants with a concussion, running back Brian Westbrook was originally expected to be good enough to wear back his Eagles jersey and play against the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday. However, he eventually had to miss the second straight game as the concussion still bothered him a lot.


Westbrook sustained the concussion two weeks ago while the Eagles were playing against the Washington Redskins. Earlier last week Coach Andy Reid said the running back would be good to play against the Cowboys, but Westbrook started experiencing symptoms of a mild headache on Friday. More tests were done and the team had to hold Westbrook out for precaution.

According to Eagles trainer Rick Burkholder, the team will continue to evaluate Westbrook’s injury this week to see if he could play for the Eagles against the San Diego Chargers on this Sunday.

Cowboys' new $1.15 billion stadium is open for Country-music concert

Blake Shelton walked on stage, announced the openning of Country-music concert to a crowd of about 70,000 on Saturday night.


"We're the luckiest people in the United States of America. We get to watch the king and queen of country music in this place tonight. And it just so happens to be in the grand opening of the new Cowboys Stadium."


The stadium, which cost $1.15 billion, lured a Super Bowl, a Final Four, the NBA All-Star game and other major sports and entertainment events, and its main tenant is the Cowboys.

The stadium is located neighbour to the Texas Rangers' home field. Arlington taxpayers paid $325 million, and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones paid the remaining. Everything was designed to be the best, except for the traffic. No wonder it nearly doubled the initial projection of $650 million.

Cowboys is showing interest in Terrell Owens

Recently Terrell Owens talked a lot about his day with the Cowboys, and Jerry Jones, the boss who dumped the disgruntled employee, showed interest in what T.O. said.


"I'm drawn to when he's featured on certain segments, and I read carefully what's written," the Cowboys' owner said Thursday. "I'm interested."

"He's credible with me," Jones said. "That's what makes it interesting."

The fans do not feel like to give more reaction to everything the wide receiver says or does. Owens keeps speculating that quarterback Tony Romo and offensive coordinator Jason Garrett pushed for his release in Dallas. We can expect that he will say more about it on his upcoming reality TV show.

Jones just did not deny the posibility of resign Owens. More or less, the fans will have to react to what is going on for longer time.