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Van Brett Watkins, accomplice of Rae Carruth, dies at 63

Van Brett Watkins, who had spent two decades in prison for firing the shots in a plot by then-Carolina Panthers player Rae Carruth to kill Carruth's pregnant girlfriend, has died at age 63.

Cowboys 'didn't miss a beat' after Mike McCarthy's surgery

McCarthy missed a couple of days of practice, but he was on the sideline for the Cowboys' big NFC East win Sunday night.

Stephen A.: Mahomes and Reid embarrassed themselves with ref complaints

Stephen A. Smith says Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid embarrassed themselves by complaining about the offside call in the Chiefs' loss to the Bills.

Stephen A.: This year feels different for the Cowboys

Stephen A. Smith outlines why this season feels different for the Cowboys to seriously make a run.

NFL Week 15 games lines: Eagles are week's biggest road favorite

Current lines, ATS, money lines and totals as well as our Football Power Index predictions for every NFL Week 15 game from Thursday through "Monday Night Football" on ESPN.

SVP's One Big Thing: Cowboys jump atop the NFC East

Plus, the Buffalo Bills remain in the playoff mix after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs and are a team that nobody wants to see on the other side of the field.

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