Shane Carter 
The new CBA has been met with a mixed bag. Not only was the vote incredibly close but a ridiculous number of players didn’t even vote. As a result, a new wave of changes will take effect: 17-game season (beginning 2021). Seven playoff teams (only the number one … Read more
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Now that the season is over for the Cowboys, and they’ve found their Head Coach, they can turn their attention to the offseason. Now is the time teams evaluate personnel and players and get ready to re-up for the next season with new and better players. Free agency … Read more
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2019 was, in a word, disappointing. What was supposed to be THE year for the Cowboys turned into the best description for the Jason Garrett era in Dallas: 8-8. It didn’t matter if the teams they played were without one or more of their best players, the Cowboys … Read more
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Just a few months ago the Dallas Cowboys offense was simple: run the ball with Ezekiel Elliott behind their offensive line and let the passing game open up. This would allow Dak Prescott to open the passing game, let Dallas control the flow, and deteriorate opposing defenses. But times … Read more
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Quarterback contracts in the NFL are not based on who’s better or even necessarily what that player has earned. It’s a market position. A market position that fluctuates based on how much the salary cap goes up, as well as who just got paid. The Cowboys had their window … Read more
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The first practice of training camp is on July 27th for the Cowboys, which isn’t very far off. That also means that the preseason isn’t too far off either. In other words, football is inching its way closer. Up to this point, free agency, the draft, and waiting on … Read more
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DeMarcus Lawrence was just the beginning. Over the next 12 months, we’re going to see more Cowboys players given contract extensions, and other players will be off the team in an effort to save money and pay off their stars. What’s unfortunate will be the value that some of … Read more
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Another year, another draft come and gone. The difference was that this year the Dallas Cowboys were without a first-round pick thanks to their trade for Amari Cooper with Oakland. Their de facto first-round pick would obviously earn an A+ from how well he meshed with Dak Prescott and … Read more
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There’s only two certainties in life: death and taxes. Aside from that, life is unpredictable, and so is the NFL Draft. Every year, there are players taken both way too late and, sometimes, way too soon. We hear and read reports for months and think we have an idea … Read more
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Hidden among another deep receiver class, Kahlil Lewis from Cincinnati is one who hasn’t gotten much attention. The 6’0″ 200-pound receiver was among his conference’s best but wasn’t recognized as such. In his four years with the Bearcats, he caught 168 passes for 2,116 yards and 21 touchdowns. Lewis … Read more
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Michael Dogbe is another in a long line of NFL Draft hidden gems. The talented defensive lineman from Temple is fresh off his senior season and thanks to a strong outing at the Senior Bowl, he’s starting to get some recognition. The 6’3″ 285-pound senior in 2019 had … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys’ focus after losing in the second round of the playoffs is likely going to be contract extensions, sealing up their best players now before getting ready for the draft. They’re likely to lose a few free agents but their priority will be their big name free … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys were embarrassed by the Colts last Sunday. There was not one area that wasn’t shown up in Indianapolis. However, it’s that sort of game that good teams sometimes need because it helps them come back to Earth and realize they’re not unstoppable. So now they … Read more
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A winning streak can turn a season around in just a matter of weeks. On Thursday, both the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints put their win streaks on the line and inch their way closer to the playoffs. The Saints are riding a 10-game win streak since … Read more
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The big word around the Dallas Cowboys lately is about Jason Garrett and the future of the head coaching job. Some have speculated that either Quarterback Dak Prescott or Jason Garrett will get axed, and the other will stay. Owner Jerry Jones was quoted on 105.3 The Fan … Read more
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The NFL trade deadline is tomorrow at 4:00 pm, and it’s expected to be another wild one. There have already been a number of reports of prime players who are on the trading block. So, should the Dallas Cowboys make another big move? Teams who are expected to … Read more
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The Cowboys victory against the Jaguars was a reminder to everyone just how good Dak Prescott & Co. can be. They ran and threw all over the Jaguars defense like they were high school level. It was a one-sided, lambs to the slaughter type of game. At the end of … Read more
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On Sunday night, the Lone Star State will be on full display. The Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Texans only play each other once every four seasons (not counting preseason) and the entire state shows out for it. The Texans have plenty of star power behind DeAndre Hopkins, … Read more
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America is the land of opportunity, and on Sunday afternoon, the Cowboys will have plenty of it. They play the Carolina Panthers and will feature one of the more intriguing teams that Dallas has put out in recent years. The team features as deep of a defensive line … Read more
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Not much could be said about the Dallas Cowboys after getting crushed by the Arizona Cardinals. The majority who played were backups and players fighting for a spot, but many had a hard time justifying a spot. The team lost 27-3 and couldn’t get anything going offensively. Quarterbacks Cooper Rush … Read more
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