It’s Week 14 of the NFL season and only four games remain to decide who advances to the playoffs. And who goes is anyone’s guess as 28 teams remain in contention for a postseason berth.

“It’s good to be 9-3 and our team is in a decent position here,” says New England Patriots head coach BILL BELICHICK. “Hopefully we can keep improving through the last quarter of the season.”

With four games to go, there are 22 teams either in or within two games of a playoff spot.

The Dallas Cowboys will be inducting three former players into their Ring Of Honor at halftime of the Seattle game on Sunday, November 6, 2011. The inductees are wide receiver Drew Pearson (1973-83), defensive end Charles Haley (1992-96) and guard Larry Allen (1994-05). At the conclusion of the on-field halftime ceremony, each player will be made available in the post game interview room on the field level.

The Dallas Cowboys have played the N.Y. Jets only nine times since Dallas’ entrance into the league in 1960. It took just over 11 seasons for the two teams to finally meet. Under the current schedule, the teams face each other once every four seasons.

Cowboys Stadium boasts a cleaner energy design ahead of the Super Bowl

On Sunday night, one of the most highly-anticipated sporting events in the nation will take place in the brand new Cowboys stadium in Arlington, Texas. Not only will Super Bowl XLV be held in the largest football stadium in the U.S. National Football League, but also the most eco-friendly.

Join Russ Cohen as he talks to NFL legend, Drew Pearson about his career and the upcoming REEBOK 2010 HEROES CELEBRITY BASEBALL GAME. Saturday, June 26, 2010, at 6 p.m.

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