Being the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys is no easy task. It’s difficult enough to be a coach or coordinator of any of the other 31 NFL teams, but there is just something different about working for Jerry Jones. Jerry is a shrewd businessman who values his … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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With the departure of Barry Switzer the Cowboys turned to Chan Gailey to become the fourth head coach in team history. Gailey brought back a focus on the running game and the Cowboys drafted to upgrade the offensive and defensive lines. Picking eighth, the Cowboys drafted defensive end … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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We finally got to see the Dallas Cowboys in game action this past Saturday after a long offseason of walk-throughs and battling amongst each other. As eager as fans were to see Dallas bang heads with members of a different team, the players were even more anxious to … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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The Dallas Cowboys played their first preseason game on Saturday. Although only a few starters played, I paid close attention to the others that need a big month to make the 52-man roster. One of those players is Deuce Vaughn, and boy, did he perform. Vaughn looked sharp … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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The Cowboys streak of consecutive NFC Championship game appearance had ended at four in 1996. The team came into the 1997 season looking to get back on top. Instead, the whole thing unraveled. Troy Aikman’s long-running frustration with Barry Switzer’s coaching style boiled over in an epic sideline … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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NFL reporters Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero have both posted/tweeted on X (Twitter) that the New England Patriots are signing former Cowboys’ running back Ezekiel Elliott. Elliott himself appeared to confirm their reporting with a post/tweet of his own minutes later. “One Five, all the way live! @Patriots” … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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The Dallas Cowboys and All-Pro guard Zack Martin agreed on a new, reworked deal Monday afternoon. The new deal will pay him more than $18 million in each of the next two years, according to the sources. Both years will be fully guaranteed. Martin was scheduled to make … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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Admit it, during Saturday afternoon’s preseason game between the Jaguars and Cowboys you held your beath after Dallas scored its first touchdown. In came Brandon Aubrey, currently the only place kicker in camp in Oxnard, to attempt the point after. Visions of Brett Maher’s last six PAT attempts … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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The first preseason game is in the books, and the Dallas Cowboys dropped what was a pretty intriguing game to the Jacksonville Jaguars. There’s plenty to be excited about for Dallas and other items that need more time baking. Deuce Vaughn reaffirmed for everyone how good he was … Read more
Written by: Jermaine Arvie
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The Cowboys title defense in 1996 was literally doomed before it even started. Two years of poor drafts by Jerry Jones left the Cowboys without depth. The 1996 draft was better than the previous two, but that was a low bar to clear. So when suspensions and injuries … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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There is nothing like a Dallas Cowboys game day. Waking up in the morning knowing my favorite team will be on television later in the day gets me more hype than my coffee. I know it’s only preseason, but today we got to see the Cowboys live on … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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Still stinging from letting a three-peat slip away the Cowboys went to work on getting back to the Super Bowl in 1995. If owner Jerry Jones was hoping to show the world the General Manager Jones had been the genius behind building the team, he fell well short. … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Months ago, before training camp, before OTAs, before the draft, anyone who covered the Cowboys, at some point, discussed the anticipated wide receiver battle that would take place at Cowboys training camp. The assumption was that CeeDee Lamb, Brandin Cooks, and Michael Gallup would be the Big Three … Read more
Written by: Jazz Monet
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The Dallas Cowboys offensive line has been solid the last few weeks in training camp even without Zack Martin around. Thursday, the depth may have taken a hit, though. Chuma Edoga who was slated to start the season as the backup left tackle behind Tyron Smith went down. … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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Playing in the preseason comes with both positives and negatives. On the one hand, teams can watch players compete at their highest-level striving to earn a roster spot and a future in the NFL. On the other hand, we have those God-forsaken injuries. Nevertheless, depending on how you … Read more
Written by: Jermaine Arvie
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After a second-straight Super Bowl win over Buffalo in January, the Cowboys were early favorites to make it three in a row at the end of the 1994 season. Barring catastrophic injuries, the team was young and solid at every position. They seemed an unstoppable juggernaut. Only self-sabotage … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Recently, I published a post that ended with the mention of Dak Prescott’s resolve. Well, if “resolve” is the correct description of Dak’s outlook, Micah Parsons’ recent statements should be described as “absolute conviction.” Parsons appeared as a guest on The Pivot Podcast earlier this week. It was … Read more
Written by: Jazz Monet
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The preseason is upon us, and the Dallas Cowboys players are ready to hit someone other than the friendly fire displayed periodically in training camp. Unfortunately, the televised scrimmages that teams used as a game before the preseason matchups are no longer an option. Now, coaches will use … Read more
Written by: Jermaine Arvie
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The 2023 version of the Dallas Cowboys will field one of their most talented and competitive teams in recent memory. They have very few weak spots on the roster, but someone needs point out those few weaknesses, and how they could derail the team. Previously, I wrote about … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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To call the 14 months between Dallas’ victory over the Bills in Super Bowl XXVII and the firing of Jimmy Johnson as tumultuous would be an understatement. Over that period of time, Dallas would celebrate its third Super Bowl victory. They would add Bernie Kosar to back up … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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