Jerry Jones throws shade at own players during 1st camp interview
It wouldn’t be the first day of training camp if Jerry Jones wasn’t the main story from the first full day in Oxnard, California,
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Will Jerry Jones Ever Sell the Dallas Cowboys?
Franchises in major league sports have been selling for huge profits in 2025. The recent $10 billion valuation of the Los Angeles Lakers, which will move into majority ownership under Mark Walter
HBO to film a feature highlighting the life of “Dandy” Don Meredith
HBO has once again tapped into the rich tapestry of sports and culture with the impending production of its latest original feature, Shades of Star and Steel. The film will chronicle the
Randy Gregory’s Return Provides Much Needed Depth to Cowboys’ Pass Rush
The Dallas Cowboys pass rush was supposed to be an area of strength this season. However, after six games they have generated just 11 sacks, with four coming from Aldon Smith, who
Cowboys Need Elite Wide Receiver Group to Take Over vs Washington
It’s going to be an uphill battle for the Dallas Cowboys offense from here on out. With injuries to their quarterback and an offensive line that’s been decimated as well, offensive production
CeeDee Lamb Makes NFL History, Continues Dominance in the Slot
The Dallas Cowboys added a nuclear weapon in the first round 2020 NFL Draft when they selected Wide Receiver CeeDee Lamb at 17. Lamb showed from the start that he was a
Washington Football Team’s Defensive Line the Stuff of Nightmares
What is about to go down on Sunday in Washington between the Washington Football Team and the Dallas Cowboys is probably the worst possible combination of circumstances that the Cowboys could face.
Mike Nolan’s Job Could Hang on Cowboys’ Next 2 Games
There is plenty of blame to go around for the Dallas Cowboys’ disappointing 2-4 record so far this season. But while injuries and fumbles have been the primary culprit on offense, the
From Injuries to Coaching Failures: Can the Dallas Cowboys Recover?
The year 2020 has brought an onslaught of things to deal with and for the Dallas Cowboys, it’s no different. As they sit 2-4 on the season, it seems nothing can go
Dallas Cowboys Fall to 2nd in NFC East, can Reclaim Lead With Week 7 Win
The Dallas Cowboys have suddenly fallen from their perch atop the NFC East division after the Philadelphia Eagles Week 7 22-21 victory over the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football. The
Ezekiel Elliott: “I’ve Just Got To Lock In And Focus”
Ezekiel Elliott has had a major issue this season, fumbling the football. So far in 2020, Elliott has lost four fumbles after only losing five in his first four seasons. The former
Unlikely Savior: OL Cam Erving Expected to Return & Start This Week
If it wasn’t for Dak Prescott’s injury then the devastation of the Cowboys’ offensive line would be the team’s biggest story right now. Thankfully, Dallas should be getting at least one experienced
Cowboys Sign S Steven Parker From Practice Squad to 53-Man Roster
Safety Steven Parker has played in the Cowboys’ last two games as an elevated player from the practice squad. Apparently he’s done some thing the team likes, because today Dallas made him
2020 NFL Trade Deadline: Will Dallas Cowboys be Buyers or Sellers?
The past few years the Dallas Cowboys have been an active participant acquiring players via trade before the deadline each season. The past two years they’ve acquired Michael Bennett and Amari Cooper
2020 Season a Complete Organizational Failure for the Dallas Cowboys
The 2020 season for the Dallas Cowboys has gotten off to a disastrous start. And that may be an understatement. Everything that could go wrong for the Dallas Cowboys has gone wrong
Randy Gregory Removed From Commissioner’s Exempt List, Eligible to Play Sunday
Randy Gregory hasn’t played in a game for the Dallas Cowboys since the 2018 postseason due to an indefinite suspension for violating the league’s substance-abuse policy. He was conditionally reinstated back in
Most Entertaining Games Of The Cowboys-Washington Rivalry
There aren’t many more heated rivalries in the world of sport than that of the Dallas Cowboys and Washington. Sports Illustrated views it as the biggest grudge match in the NFL, and
Time for Tony Pollard to Start Cutting Into Ezekiel Elliott’s Workload?
The Dallas Cowboys Week 6 performance on Monday Night Football against the Arizona Cardinals was yet another example of the abysmal play we’ve come to expect from them this season. We can
Cowboys Players Criticize Coaches After 2-4 Start and Humiliating Loss
It would be easy to blame the slew of injuries to starting players for what’s gone wrong with the Dallas Cowboys’ 2020 season so far. But some players aren’t taking that route,
Despite Missed Week, Dak Prescott Still Leads NFL in Passing Yards
No matter what certain “experts” said prior to last night’s game, the Dallas Cowboys certainly missed Dak Prescott in their blowout loss to the Arizona Cardinals. That reality is driven home even
How the NFL is Embracing Casino and Sportsbook Partnerships
There’s no question about it: the NFL is big business whichever way you look at it. In 2018 it generated $16 billion in revenue, half of which was returned to the 32
Leighton Vander Esch Expected to Play on Monday Night Football
As he returned to practice somewhat surprisingly late last week, it’s looked like Leighton Vander Esch would return to game action this week and now that has been confirmed. Per DallasCowboys.comDallasCowboys.com, Vander
Dallas Cowboys 2020 Trade Deadline Targets
The NFL trade deadline this season is getting closer. Teams have until November 3rd to either finalize trades for players to help with a potential playoff push or to ship off players
What’s Going Wrong for the Cowboys?
Despite an unusual start to the 2020 season, which has seen the Draft happen remotely, no pre-draft publicity, and all pre-season games cancelled, the NFL has nonetheless seen a flying start to