Brian Martin
It’s February, meaning the NFL draft season is heating up. In just a few days time (February 24-March 1) the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine kicks off and then after that it’s just Pro Days and private workouts leading up to the NFL Draft in April. Before you know it, the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of …
The 2020 offseason is an important for the Dallas Cowboys. Quite possibly the most important in the history of the entire position. This team seems to be on the cusp of something big, but the decisions they make in the next few months could end up making or breaking them not only this season, but for …
It’s February, meaning the NFL draft season is heating up. In just a few days time (February 24-March 1) the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine kicks off and then after that it’s just Pro Days and private workouts leading up to the NFL Draft in April. Before you know it, the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of …
It’s February, meaning the NFL draft season is heating up. In just a few days time (February 24-March 1) the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine kicks off and then after that it’s just Pro Days and private workouts leading up to the NFL Draft in April. Before you know it, the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of …
It’s February, meaning the NFL draft season is heating up. In just a few days time (February 24-March 1) the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine kicks off and then after that it’s just Pro Days and private workouts leading up to the NFL Draft in April. Before you know it, the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of …
It’s February, meaning the NFL draft season is heating up. In just a few days time (February 24-March 1) the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine kicks off and then after that it’s just Pro Days and private workouts leading up to the NFL Draft in April. Before you know it, the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of …
It’s February, meaning the NFL draft season is heating up. In just a few days time (February 24-March 1) the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine kicks off and then after that it’s just Pro Days and private workouts leading up to the NFL Draft in April. Before you know it, the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of …
It’s February, meaning the NFL draft season is heating up. In just a few days time (February 24-March 1) the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine kicks off and then after that it’s just Pro Days and private workouts leading up to the NFL Draft in April. Before you know it, the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of …
It’s only February, but when it comes to the Dallas Cowboys first-round pick (17th overall) fans and media alike seem to have tunnel vision. It doesn’t matter if you’re listening to a podcast or the radio, reading an online or printed article, or watching television everyone seems to have their eyes set on the top two …
Yesterday I shared with you the 2020 local prospects eligible to participate in “Dallas Day” for the Dallas Cowboys. I was able to come up with 29 NFL hopefuls with ties to the Dallas area. Today, I want to take a look at the players who have the best chance of seeing their name written down …
In the coming weeks and months I will be breaking down potential prospects for the Dallas Cowboys to determine their strengths, weaknesses, and potential fit with the organization. Today, I want to take a look at a local prospect out of TCU who could be in play for the Cowboys in the first-round of the 2020 …
With the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine quickly approaching at the end of the month and the NFL Draft to follow, I wanted to get a jump start on potential prospects the Dallas Cowboys could be interested in this year. Their allotted 30 pre-draft visitors is always a good indication of what players and positions they could …
The small-school prospect has been a staple of Dallas Cowboys teams and drafts in the past. Defensive Tackle Jethro Pugh out of Elizabeth (N.C.) City State was the first in 1964, but you’re probably more familiar with Hall of Famer’s OT Rayfield Wright (Fort Valley State) and OG Larry Allen (Sonoma State). Even still today small-school …
In the coming weeks and months I will be breaking down potential prospects for the Dallas Cowboys to determine their strengths, weaknesses, and potential fit with the organization. Today, I want to take a look at a former Alabama Crimson Tide player who could be in play for the Cowboys with the 17th overall pick in …
As strange as it may sound, the Dallas Cowboys shouldn’t be in a big hurry to sign Quarterback Dak Prescott to a long-term extension just yet. They need to explore all options before committing the amount of money Prescott and his representatives are asking for. That includes free agent QBs, like Teddy Bridgewater Now, before I …
The Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory over the San Francisco 49ers not only capped off the 2019-2020 NFL season, but it also set the draft order for the upcoming 2020 NFL Draft. With the draft order now set Draft Analyst Matt Miller released a full seven-round mock draft with all 255 picks, including projected compensatory …
Well, the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory over the San Francisco 49ers officially put a stamp on the end of the 2019-2020 season. All in all it was a rather disappointing year for the Dallas Cowboys, but there is a renewed optimism surrounding this team heading into the future. It’s that future I want to …
According to Jay Glazer via TMZ Sports, former San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Raiders Defensive End Aldon Smith has turned his life around and is laser-focused on getting back into the NFL. “Aldon’s great because Aldon’s been working out with our [military veterans] in our MVP program every single Wednesday night,” Jay Glazer said. “Aldon has …
Well Cowboys Nation, it may be time to put any hopes of Jamal Adams joining the Dallas Cowboys to rest. It’s starting to look as if the New York Jets are trying to put the kibosh on any trade speculation involving their All-Pro safety. Just to clear this up… we’ve had small discussions thus far, not …
Depending on who you talk to, determining exactly what the Dallas Cowboys 2020 team needs are will probably vary. Everybody has their own opinion as to how they rank different positions and which one might be more important to address first. Today, I thought I’d share with you my thoughts on the topic. Let’s take a …
In the coming weeks and months I will be breaking down potential prospects for the Dallas Cowboys to determine their strengths, weaknesses, and potential fit with the organization. Today, I want to take a look at a former LSU Tiger who could be in play for the Cowboys in the first-round of the 2020 NFL Draft …