Craig Petraglia 
Since being selected in the third round of the 2003 NFL Draft, Jason Witten has forged an illustrious career with the Dallas Cowboys as one of the league’s all-time elite tight ends. Now at the age of 32, Witten’s role … Read more
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Every hero has his sidekick – even on the football field. If Dez Bryant is the Batman of the Dallas Cowboys offense, that makes Terrance Williams his reliable sidekick, Robin. Dez and Williams are the caped crusaders of America’s Team. An underrated and overshadowed wide receiver, Terrance Williams’ big … Read more
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Despite the departure of several defensive starters, Cowboy fans can still remain confident that the defense will find a way to get off the field in the 2015 season. The most important person for Dallas’ defensive unit doesn’t wear a uniform, and he doesn’t play one down. Defensive … Read more
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The ’07 Giants, ’12 Ravens and ’13 Seahawks. These teams’ strategy to build a core group on the defense highlight the importance of a dominant defensive unit in order to win a championship. Following a 2013 season in which the Dallas defense was historically one of the worst … Read more
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Despite a mutual desire between Dez Bryant and the Dallas Cowboys to hash out a long-term agreement, Jerry Jones placed the franchise tag on Bryant by Monday’s deadline. The two parties had negotiations throughout the season but their efforts were fruitless. As per the rules, Dallas will now … Read more
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Among the 20 Cowboys bound to hit free agency, star running back DeMarco Murray is the biggest question mark. Following an All-Pro season that featured more than 2,200 all-purpose yards, 13 touchdowns and the NFL rushing title, Murray’s future in Dallas is foggy. The 2015 Offensive Player of … Read more
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Just three years removed from inking cornerback Brandon Carr to a lucrative 5-year/$50 million contract, the 7-year veteran’s future in Dallas is in doubt. Brandon Carr’s disappointing tenure thus far in Dallas raises questions regarding his roster spot next season. His scheduled salary of $8 million in 2015 … Read more
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Despite coming off a career season for Tony Romo, Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys front office are faced with the difficult task of finding his successor. The Cowboys all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns is under contract through the 2019 season, but due to his age … Read more
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