Topic: Malik Hooker

The football finally bounced the Cincinnati Bengals' way, literally, with a fourth-quarter Dallas Cowboys blunder helping to snap a losing streak and curing the late-game plague that's infected them throughout this year.

The Dallas Cowboys totaled eight touchdowns, forced five turnovers and logged 220 rushing yards to clobber the Indianapolis Colts and move to 9-3 on the season.

Defensive end Randy Gregory will sign with the Denver Broncos, and not the Dallas Cowboys, despite his former team's multiple announcements Tuesday that he decided to re-sign with the franchise in free agency.

The Dallas Cowboys placed wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and four others in the NFL's COVID-19 safety protocol, the team announced. Cowboys players also met virtually to start the week, but are scheduled to practice Tuesday.

Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones and Detroit Lions wide receiver Kenny Golladay are among the top players expected to hit free agency in the aftermath of franchise tag player designations.

The Indianapolis Colts are declining to pick up the fifth-year option on safety Malik Hooker.

Indianapolis Colts safety Malik Hooker came down with an incredible one-handed interception in the fourth quarter Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Call it a week of mystery surrounding the availability of Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco for Sunday's crucial division game vs. the Cincinnati Bengals.

INDIANAPOLIS -- A bye weekend behind them, the Indianapolis Colts say they're refreshed and ready to focus on an important AFC South Division home game.

Coming off a Thursday night game in which the Houston Texans lost Will Fuller for the season with a torn ACL, several other teams declared their receivers out.