Brian Martin
“Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?” Well…we all know the answer isn’t Dallas Cowboys Wide Receiver Michael Gallup, but he does have something in common with SpongeBob SquarePants. The Cowboys second-year WR seems to have watched quite a bit of the yellow, porous children’s cartoon, because he’s become a sponge as well. Okay, that …
Other than his rookie season, there always seems to be a dark cloud hanging over the head of Dallas Cowboys Running Back Ezekiel Elliott. Heading into the 2019 season is no exception due to Zeke’s altercation with a security guard at a music festival, which is why I believe Tony Pollard and Mike Weber could be …
As much as we would like for it to be true, some players in the NFL are just more important to their team’s success than others. The Dallas Cowboys of course are no exception. They have more than a few players who are absolutely detrimental to the organization’s success or failure this year, but who is …
Year after year the Dallas Cowboys try to do their best to create competition at every position, especially since Jason Garrett has taken over as head coach. Creating competition throughout the roster has actually become one of his coaching mantras, which is no surprise coming from a former backup quarterback. Believe it or not, this year …
As a rookie, it looked as if Quarterback Dak Prescott could do no wrong. He was pretty much thrown to the wolves after the back injury Tony Romo sustained in Week 3 in the preseason against the Seattle Seahawks, but he responded in such a way it was almost as if he had the magic touch. …
It’s completely unfair to compare an unproven, incoming rookie into the NFL to a Hall of Fame player, but that’s exactly what the Dallas Cowboys and several draft “analysts” did by comparing Leighton Vander Esch to Brian Urlacher a little over a year ago. It was pretty laughable at the time, but not so much now …
You may have forgotten, and I know some of you have, but Randall Cobb, the longtime Green Bay Packers wide receiver, is now a member of the Dallas Cowboys. He was one of the few free agent signings by the Cowboys, and was brought aboard to replace Cole Beasley in the slot. But, could he actually …
The story is just beginning for the Dallas Cowboys 2018 draft class, but based on the first chapter it’s hard to imagine them having any kind of sophomore slump. Now that it’s time to turn the page to see what’s in store in chapter 2 for last year’s rookie class heading into their second-year in the …
Now that Cole Beasley has taken his talents North after joining the Buffalo Bills this offseason, the Dallas Cowboys now have to find his replacement as not only a slot receiver, but as a punt returner as well. The latter could be the more difficult to replace and what I want to discuss today, particularly as …
Dallas Cowboys 2019 Win/Loss Prediction[tps_header][/tps_header] Unfortunately, we are in the slowest, most boring time of the entire calendar year for the NFL. The excitement that comes with the NFL Draft has come and gone, and we still have several weeks until there are any kind of football activities to entertain us. We are pretty much left …
Jason Witten is 37 years old, retired from the NFL after the completion of 2017 season to try his luck as an announcer in the booth, but has now decided to come out of retirement to rejoin the Dallas Cowboys? It seems a little unrealistic to think he can come back after a year away from …
Former Toledo Wide Receiver didn’t receive an invite to the 2019 NFL Combine or hear his name called in any of the seven rounds at this year’s NFL Draft, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t possess the talent to make someone’s roster in the league. After signing with the Dallas Cowboys as an undrafted free agent, …
Despite their insistence that upgrading the safety position was a top offseason priority, the Dallas Cowboys haven’t really done much to improve the backend of their secondary. They did sign former Minnesota Vikings and Cincinnati Bengals Safety George Iloka as a free agent and drafted Donovan Wilson in the sixth-round in this year’s NFL Draft, but …
Despite adding Tony Pollard and Mike Weber through the 2019 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys still don’t have a clear-cut running back to back up Ezekiel Elliott this season. I like the upside of both of these rookies, but I think it would be wise on the Cowboys part to bring in a more established player …
It’s old news now, but Jason Witten will suit up for the Dallas Cowboys once again in 2019. After less than a year in retirement, he will return to the field with the hopes of chasing down that ever elusive Super Bowl ring that has eluded him, and the Cowboys, for nearly two decades. If successful, …
Rumors and speculation. That’s the point of the offseason we have reached with the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of the NFL. That’s not necessarily a bad thing because it means players are staying out of trouble, but it’s still a slow time nonetheless. Today, I’d like to dive into some of the rumors and speculation …
After Travis Frederick was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre, an autoimmune disease that attacks the body’s immune system, it looked as if the Dallas Cowboys 2018 season was over before it even got started. Fast-forward a year and there are still concerns about Frederick’s health, but he’s not the only one amongst the Cowboys offensive lineman we should …
With the 2019 NFL Draft now behind us and nothing to really look forward to until training camp kicks off sometime in mid July, there isn’t a lot of the news to discuss regarding the Dallas Cowboys. Well, that is as long as players are able to keep themselves out of trouble between now and then. …
Well Cowboys Nation, how are you feeling right now about the Dallas Cowboys current roster? Are you satisfied with the veterans and rookies they’ve added this offseason? Do you believe more upgrades are necessary? I don’t know about you, but all of these questions have been weighing on my mind here lately. With all of these …
There is a still a lot of time between now and when the Dallas Cowboys have to cut down their roster to get under the league mandated 53 limit, but that doesn’t mean we can’t go ahead and speculate what the team will look like in 2019. That’s what I’m going to attempt to do today …
It’s funny to think about the reception Cowboys Nation gave Linebacker Leighton Vander Esch when his name was announced as the Dallas Cowboys first-round draft pick in the 2018 NFL Draft just a little over a year ago. Those “Boo Birds” are certainly singing a different tune today and should get even louder in 2019 once …