Former Cowboy and Super Bowl champion, Tom Rafferty, dies at 70
In a statement released yesterday, the Dallas Cowboys mourned the loss of former center and guard of 14 years, Tom Rafferty, who died on
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Can Nick Sorensen keep Cowboys special teams on top?
For the last four years, one thing the Dallas Cowboys did not have to worry about was the production that they got from former special teams coach John Fassel. Now with him
Cowboys front office is going to cost themselves once again
As someone who is only able to see what is happening on the surface around the league, and not behind the senses, with recent news it sure seems like the Dallas Cowboys
BYE Week Hangovers? Cowboys should fair pretty well
The NFL started scheduling bye weeks back in 1990. They even scheduled two bye weeks in the 1993 season. For the most part, the 34 bye weeks have resulted in much-needed rest
Jerry Jones says roster is fine, fans says maybe this isn’t our year
Appearing on 105.3 The Fan this morning, Jerry Jones dropped this little nugget regarding the upcoming trade deadline: “The initiation of an opportunity to make a trade at this time that would
Micah Parsons provides fodder for Monday morning quarterback
The good thing about the Cowboys having a bye week? We don’t have to worry about dissecting a loss. The bad thing? Trying to figure out what to write about since there
Rising Star: Osa Odighizuwa’s impact to the Cowboys defense can’t be overlooked
With the 75th pick of the 2021 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys selected Osa Odighizuwa, defensive tackle from UCLA. The Cowboys had 11 picks in the 2021 draft, and much to the
Penalty issues continue to loom large in Big D
The Dallas Cowboys still need to address one lingering issue. There are so many pointless penalties. I thought they fixed it after the first couple of games of the season, but last
State of the Cowboys: Bye week improvements we need to see
The Dallas Cowboys stand at 4-2 on the season as they head into a much needed bye week. Usually teams would rather have their bye week come a little later in the
Mental Fortitude: Cowboys rely on mind over matter in a game of inches
he Dallas Cowboys had a plan—a pretty good plan, at that. Trevon Diggs was the young alpha in the defensive backfield with a propensity to jump routes and take the ball away
By The Numbers: Cowboys batting .500 all-time in Week 7 games
Maybe it’s a good thing that the Cowboys have this week off after all. Dallas is just 30-30 with three byes and one game lost to the 1982 strike in Week 7
These 3 players could be key to Dallas’ rising expectations
This week is going to be a critical time for the Dallas Cowboys. It’s a reset for most teams as they recover from injuries and fine-tune gaps in the offense or defense.
Cowboys could be buyers at the NFL trade deadline
Reports have been buzzing this week about the Dallas Cowboys looking to be buyers at this year’s trade deadline. That falls on Halloween, October 31st. Dallas got a big win Monday night
Michael Gallup’s contract is starting to look worse by the game
Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup signed a five-year $62.5 million dollar extension in March of 2022. Since then he has been struggling to find his footing again due to his torn ACL
Stephen A Smith doubles down, denies Micah Parsons’s request to ‘keep that same energy’
Micah Parsons hasn’t made himself available to the media since his Week 5 postgame appearance. That was after the Dallas Cowboys’ loss to the San Franciso 49ers which quarterback Dak Prescott described
It’s time for McCarthy to stop forcing the run game
The Cowboys rebounded nicely Monday night with a victory over the Los Angeles Chargers 20-17. They looked better than they did a week ago, and this was a must-win, as I said
Cowboys’ rookies invisible against LAC; need to step it up
With one notable exception, the Dallas Cowboys’ rookie class isn’t showing up this season. Undrafted free agent Brandon Aubrey collected his first game-winning field goal in Monday’s 20-17 win over the Chargers.
Cowboys win Kellen Moore Bowl
The Dallas Cowboys emerged victorious with a 20-17 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers in the Kellen Moore Bowl on Monday night. Dallas faced off against their former offensive coordinator for the
The Cowboys tend to shine on Monday Night Football
The Cowboys will play on a Monday for the 86th time tonight when the face the Los Angeles Chargers. Of the previous 85 games Dallas has 50 wins against 35 losses. They’ve
Is Monday’s game the first must-win for the Dallas Cowboys?
As we sit back and enjoy football on a Sunday that doesn’t featured the Dallas Cowboys, I found myself looking at the NFC and the rest of the Cowboys schedule. The Chargers
Replacing vital offensive weapons: A Look at how these players are performing
It’s been a doom and gloom this week for the Dallas Cowboys, and for good reason. A ripe 42-10 blowout at the hands of a team that already knocked you out of
Dallas has struggled in Week 6 road games
The Dallas Cowboys will have today off. They’ll likely be watching some of the NFL action along with the rest of us. When they take the field at SoFi Stadium on Monday
Legendary Cowboys fullback, Walt Garrison, dead at 79
While Bob Lilly has long been known as “Mr. Cowboy”, the Dallas Cowboys had an actual cowboy on their roster for nine years. Walt Garrison spent his off-seasons on the rodeo circuit.
Expanding opportunities for the 1st year safety: Could it benefit the Dallas Cowboys?
While the Los Angeles Chargers vastly differ from the San Francisco 49ers, they pose offensive problems that the Dallas Cowboys should respect. At this point, every symbolic stone in the DFW metroplex