Cowboys owner weighs Switzer fate after gun arrest
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he has consulted the NFL on penalties for Barry Switzer after Switzer carried a loaded unlicensed .38 pistol through Dallas Fort Worth airport. A fine is likely, per sources, amid tense talks on Switzer’s job and the team’s direction.
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NFL in Mexico draws roaring crowd for Dolphins Broncos
In Mexico City a crowd of 104,209 watched the Miami Dolphins defeat the Denver Broncos 38 19 at Estadio Guillermo Canedo. The record turnout highlights growing NFL interest as commissioner Tagliabue confirms a 1998 Cowboys exhibition in the city with Monterrey and future South of the border games. Marco Martos, born Mexican player on the Dolphins, drew prominent attention as he contributed a kickoff return and a reception.
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Seahawks Sign Saleaumua To Boost Defensive Line
Seattle signs former Chiefs defensive tackle Dan Saleaumua to a three year contract worth over 4 million. He joins a rotation with Cortez Kennedy and Sam Adams as Walter Jones misses practice amid contract talks. Edwards released to make cap room. Seattle aims to surprise in upcoming season.
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Norman Faxon win third straight team title at Fred Meyer Challenge
Greg Norman and Brad Faxon shot an 8-under 63 for a course record 19-under 123 to capture their third consecutive Fred Meyer Challenge team title at Oregon Golf Club. Mickelson Haas finished second at 16-under, with Elkington Stadler and Palmer Jacobsen también in pursuit. Norman tied the knot with six birdies and an eagle in eight holes, reinforcing their dominance in the best-ball format.
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