Will the craziness continue here at Texas Stadium?

Let's see, so far this week in NFL, we've had a 62-yard field goal at the gun by Tampa Bay, a 56-yarder at the gun by Lawrence Tines of Kansas City, who missed an extra point earlier in that game.

We had Atlanta make a 56-yarder, only to have a late time out by Pittsburgh nullify it. Eventually, Morten Andersen, who is older than the NFL itself, make a field goal in overtime to down the Steelers.

Seattle never loses at home, but did Sunday.

The lowly Texans defeated Jacksonville, one of the best teams in the AFC.

Arizona lost to Oakland, which many had predicted to go 0-16 (Guess Matt Leinart isn't quite Dan Marino just yet).

Whew ... what a week it's been.

Sounds like there is something strange brewing for this tilt between the Giants and the Cowboys.

All the sports radio folks in the Metroplex are basically calling this a "let's see how good the Cowboys really are" game.

If Dallas runs the ball well, they will win tonight.

I'm taking the Cowboys in a close one.