Adam Schultz
When Dak Prescott left the game late against the Buccaneers in Week 1, many thought the Cowboys’ season was done and dusted. It thrust Cooper Rush into the spotlight, something he had done once last season. To …
Who would have thought that without Dak Prescott, the Cowboys would be 3-0? Not too many. But such has been Cooper Rush’s ability to keep things simple and having some luck while the defense has balled out, the Cowboys have been able to string wins together. But on Sunday, the Rams present a huge opportunity to …
For all the good things that came out of Sunday’s win over the Commanders, Michael Gallup returning to football was number one. The fact that he caught a touchdown pass made it even better. His return also gave us a glimpse into what had been missing during the season’s first three games—a deep threat. Twice Cooper …
After starting the season in the worst way possible, to then losing Dak Prescott for what many thought at the time was going to be for around six to eight weeks, the Dallas Cowboys have turned their season around. With Cooper Rush and the offense complementing the superb work that Dan Quinn’s defense is doing, the …
When a starting quarterback goes down with an injury, that is season over for most franchises. The way with football is that backup quarterbacks rarely see any meaningful game time if the starter is fit. Hence why, many say that having a good backup quarterback is essential, even if they do not see the field. Dallas …
There have been many question marks surrounding the Cowboys’ choice to thrust CeeDee Lamb into the number one receiver spot, but the 23-year-old has shown he can be more than that for America’s Team. After the season-opening debacle at home to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the knives were out for number 88. The former Oklahoma Sooner’s …
Cooper Rush and the Dallas Cowboys take on the New York Giants tonight in the first divisional game of the season. The world was caving in on Dallas after its season-opening loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. A poor showing offensively that yielded just three points and a hand injury to Dak Prescott had the fan …
With Dak Prescott out for the foreseeable future, Cooper Rush has stepped in and stepped up, but how far can he take Dallas? When Dak Prescott left the Cowboys’ season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the fourth quarter due to a finger injury, many thought the worst for Dallas’ season. Post-game, it was revealed …
The Cowboys sit at 1-1 after the opening two weeks of the season, with a noticeable shift in how the team wins games. Everyone loves the high-octane offense that the Cowboys have produced over the last few years. Dak Prescott was throwing for colossal yardage, receivers in CeeDee Lamb, Amari Cooper (now with Cleveland), and others …
The Cowboys’ passing game that involved CeeDee Lamb and Noah Brown stepped up in the win over Cincinnati after underwhelming in the season opener. What a difference a week makes. Against Tampa Bay to open the season, the Cowboys’ receivers looked not at NFL standard. While that is a scathing statement, they left much to be …
The Cowboys are back in action on Sunday as they look to atone for their horror opening game against the Buccaneers. There is only one good thing about a loss; you know that players will want to put in a better outing the following week. For the Cowboys, that comes on Sunday against Joe Burrow and …
With a receiving corps that largely underwhelmed against the Buccaneers, many have to up their game against the Bengals in Week 2 with CeeDee Lamb in the firing line. Coming into the season, the most significant question mark on the Dallas offense was how the receivers and Dak Prescott work together and cope without Amari Cooper …
With Dak Prescott out for the foreseeable future, the Cowboys could turn to what made them a dominant force in 2016. The run game with Ezekiel Elliott. When an injury happens in football, it is often a case of the next man up. At the quarterback position, this is not exactly how to approach it. For …
Heading into the new season, there wasn’t much optimism from those in the know with the Cowboys. The offseason was as bad as it gets, trading away Amari Cooper to Cleveland and losing Cedric Wilson (Miami) and Randy Gregory (Denver). But even worse, the critical areas needed for improvement were let be. Instead, the old “we …