The Dallas Cowboys training camp is so close you can almost taste it. Fans have been clamoring for some real football. Watching highlights of seasons past and reading blogs about what could be is just not enough. Dallas should land in Oxnard in five days, and camp will … Read more
Written by: Jermaine Arvie
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Coming off the stinging loss in Super Bowl V in January, the Dallas Cowboys were hearing one common refrain. The Cowboys can’t win the big game. The loss hung over the team for the entire offseason. Even the fact that a new stadium in Irving was nearing completion … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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The Dallas Cowboys’ players and coaches will report to 2023 training camp next week on July 26th. Fans will breathe a sigh of relief, as it has been a long five months since the last meaningful sighting of Cowboys football. The Cowboys’ roster features many players who are … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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As we are now a week away from the Cowboys returning to training camp, and all had been quiet on the Arlington front. I recently wrote about how the lull of the offseason in July is deafening, and we desperately needed some Cowboys football to break the silence. … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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Chaos might be the best word to describe the Dallas Cowboys as they began their second decade in the NFL. Starting with their first draft pick in 1970. With the merger of the NFL and AFL to start the 1970 season, the league was split into two conferences. … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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As we near the end of July, there are a few things coming to an end. The days of leaving the house for work in disgust because my wife and kids get to sleep in during summer break and I don’t are almost over. Starting next week, they … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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As good as the Dallas Cowboys defense was last year, it sounds absurd to believe they will be even better this season. The truth is they will be and for a good reason. The acquisition of Stephon Gilmore solidified the unit’s back end, giving Trevon Diggs a partner … Read more
Written by: Jermaine Arvie
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The last year of the 1960s marked the 10th season of NFL football in Dallas. For followers of the Cowboys it must have seemed like a full year of instant replay. As they had in 1968, the Cowboys came into the season with high expectations. They jumped out … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Late Sunday afternoon, Cowboys fans got some news regarding the status of RB Tony Pollard. Whether it’s good or bad news depends on which side of the fence you land on when it comes to paying NFL running backs. First reported by ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Cowboys, “…barring … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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As we wait for camp to finally open at the end of this month, we are left to scroll through Cowboys’ Twitter. And the Blue Star Twitteratti never fail to amuse. The two sub factions – the Dak Pack and the Romo-sexuals (that was actually a thing 10 … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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The 1968 season was supposed to be the coronation of the Dallas Cowboys as the new kings of the NFL. The Packers were old and Vince Lombardi had retired. There was no one standing in the way of the Cowboys and that elusive first NFL Championship. A date … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Let’s not kid ourselves, folks; the Cowboys still have a kicker problem on their hands. On July 16th, 2023, the Cowboys’ kickers on the roster are hard to trust. Why? Because they are unproven, both of them. You could all think I am completely wrong, but answer me … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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Worried is a strong word; I know Jake Ferguson, Luke Schoonmaker, and Peyton Hendershot will show up this season. The question is, can they do it constantly?
Written by: Shane Taylor
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We have finally come to the end of my favorite Cowboys wins versus division rivals series. The Commanders (Redskins) and Giants have been properly dispatched with three games each. I could not narrow down Philadelphia to just three games, so lucky readers get the fourth game in this … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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The 1967 season brought a new team to the NFL – the New Orleans Saints. With 16 teams now in the NFL, two divisions became four. Gone was the West and East divisions. They were replaced the four C’s. The Central, Coastal, Century, and Capitol divisions. The Saints … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Cowboys report to training camp Monday, July 24. They have 89 players on their camp roster after signing kicker Brandon Aubrey. This leaves room for them to add one more guy before they reach Oxnard, California. Running back As I looked around at what others thought about the … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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Few things feel better during the NFL season than celebrating a Dallas Cowboys win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Recent events, and likely social media beefs between content creators and fans, have made the Eagles the Cowboys’ recent most hated rival. Remember the Bounty Bowl back in the 90’s? … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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The Cowboys added three more pieces to their long-term success in the 1966 NFL Draft. Offensive guard John Niland was taken in the first round and started four games as a rookie. Defensive tackle Willie Townes was taken in the second round, and moved to defensive end as … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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I wrote a story recently about 3rd-year players desperately trying to hold onto their roster spots. You noticed I left a name off the list if you read it. Kelvin Joseph shouldn’t be on the list; he should be the list all by himself. Nevertheless, I did not … Read more
Written by: Jermaine Arvie
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After a half-decade of frustration, the Dallas Cowboys were looking to finally turn the corner in 1965. Armed with a 10-year contract extension, Tom Landry was looking for better days. The 1965 NFL Draft would only yield two players who would make an impact on the team. Dallas … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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