Former Cowboy and Super Bowl champion 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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Is Jerry Jones Holding the Cowboys Back—or Lifting Them Up?
Jerry Jones has owned the Dallas Cowboys since 1989, and during that time, he’s become one of the most recognizable and influential figures in professional sports. While he’s often a lightning rod
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
A quarterback controversy arises in 1984
The 1984 season was the Cowboys’ silver anniversary in the NFL. They had much to celebrate about their past. There would be very little to celebrate about the future for the next
Will Mike McCarthy’s draft approach from Green Bay work in Big D?
Training camp practice number four concluded on Monday in Oxnard, California. The Dallas Cowboys and other teams are brimming with their fair share of storylines. Injuries to Donovan Wilson, Israel Mukuamu, and
Luke Schoonmaker’s injury woes improving Hunter Luepke’s roster bid
When the Cowboys signed undrafted free agent Hunter Luepke out of North Dakota State he faced long odds to make the roster. His versatility was his best positive to offer. He played
1 play in 1983 epitomized a decade of frustration in Dallas
“No, Danny, no!” If you were watching the Cowboys play on television on Dec. 11, 1983, as I was, you already know what happened. For those of you that weren’t, here’s the
Fans are underestimating Cowboys’ rookie Deuce Vaughn
Back in April, the world got to witness the shortest player eligible for the NFL Draft get selected by the Dallas Cowboys. Deuce Vaughn, standing at just 5’5″, was taken in the
Cowboys Training Camp: Tolbert, Vaughn looking sharp after first week
The first week of Cowboys training camp is in the books, and overall it was a very good start outside of a few players getting hit with the injury bug. This Cowboys
1981: Danny White, Cowboys can’t “catch” a break
The Cowboys – coming off the disappointing ending of the previous campaign — reloaded for the 1981 season. They added offensive lineman Howard Richards (1st) and Glenn Titensor (3rd) in the draft
This UDFA is quietly making noise early in training camp
Day 2 of training camp wrapped up on Thursday. Some of the familiar faces were on display. No colossal shock on which players continue to get the attention. Dak Prescott’s one underthrown
Opportunity for Markquese Bell after injuries to Wilson and Mukuamu
The Dallas Cowboys had their first day of training camp in Oxnard, California, Wednesday. The day went as expected, with players getting their feet wet; unfortunately, the Cowboys joined the injury party
1980: Danny White’s impossible task begins
With Roger Staubach’s retirement in April, the Danny White Era officially began in Dallas. The biggest question that loomed over the Cowboys: Could he get it done, could he replace the legendary
Ezekiel Elliott’s second contract might have killed the running back market
As my colleague Shane Taylor reported this week, several NFL players gathered on Zoom. The subject was the declining market for running backs. This meeting was followed in short order by Giants’
Cowboys Training Camp: Steele cleared, Schoonmaker in trouble?
The Cowboys’ first official training camp practice took place Wednesday. A lot has happened since the Cowboys reported to camp Tuesday afternoon. Mostly good, but some uncertainties are also in the water.
1979: The Captain’s last command
Despite the disappointing outcome of Super Bowl XIII months before, the Cowboys entered the 1979 season with high hopes. Despite his age (38) Roger Staubach appeared to be at the top of
Dallas Cowboys offensive line presents reasons for optimism and concern
Training camp for the Dallas Cowboys began Wednesday at 1:30 pm in Oxnard, California. Dak Prescott throwing to his ensemble of wide receivers commands most of the storylines. How the running back
Cowboys cornerback room might be most competitive position group
Well, it’s finally here. Dallas Cowboys training camp has arrived after nearly six long months of waiting. The last meaningful football was the playoff game in San Francisco at the end of
1978: A familiar foe stands in the way of Dallas’ title defense
Dallas began its title defense in the draft with three solid picks – but only managed to keep two of them in the fold. The Cowboys selected defensive end Larry Bethea in
Michael Gallup “mentally 100%” at the start of training camp
Mind over matter, it’s a real thing. Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup might finally be over that hurdle. “Mentally, it’s up to 100 percent,” Gallup said this week. He went on
Two undrafted free agents eyeing the same role in training camp
The Dallas Cowboys have officially landed in Oxnard, California. Players like Jayron Kearse already appreciate the calm, breezy 69-degree weather the west coast offers versus the summer swelter Dallas embodies. The upcoming
Cowboys will need young linebackers to grow up quickly
The Dallas Cowboys have arrived in Oxnard, California for the 2023 training camp activities. It is the first real football team activities since their playoff loss in the Divisional round to the
1977: The Cowboys stormed through the NFL for second championship
Still stinging from the upset loss to the Rams a few weeks earlier, the Cowboys committed grand theft draft pick in May of 1977. The Cowboys sent their first round pick of
Cowboys defensive end room isn’t big enough for all the talent
Training camp is just about upon us, and the Dallas Cowboys look to hit the ground running once they arrive in Oxnard, California. The temperatures may be in the 70s, but the