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
The choice at backup to Dak Prescott will likely be a familiar face
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
Osa Odighizuwa is ready to reach new heights and here’s why
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
1969: The decade ends with Dallas stuck in a loop
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
Cowboys, Tony Pollard unlikely to reach long-term deal prior to deadline
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
Cowboys’ fanbase at crossroads of high expectations and just settling
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
1968: Great expectations ended in a season of discontent
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
Cowboys kicker is likely to have a short leash in 2023
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
Cowboys TE-by-committee needs to be consistent in 2023
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?
1967: The Ice Bowl Cometh
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
Cowboys have options for last training camp roster spot
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
1966: Cowboys’ title dream came up one win short
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.
A great problem: What if Mukuamu and Joseph both exceed expectations?
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
1965: A new era begins in Dallas
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
Everson Walls among Senior Coach/Contributor semifinalists for 2024 HOF class
Walls and Ed Reed are the only two players in NFL history to lead the league in interceptions in three separate seasons.
After further review: Joy Taylor’s comments about Dak Prescott don’t hold weight
Recent comments by a talking head who doesn’t usually draw headlines has social media buzzing once again. The subject is Dak Prescott. What’s new? These slanderous and completely biased sports talk shows
The Hall of Fame Will Never Call For Tony Romo
There are 35 quarterbacks enshrined in Canton. None of them are named Tony Romo. Romo retired after the 2017 season and became eligible for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame
1964: The defense steps up, the offense…Bueller? Bueller?
With the dismal 1963 season behind them, the Dallas Cowboys started 1964 off with a bang. The year started off with a good omen, but enough about the year I arrived on
This free agent tight end could bring some veteran leadership to the unit
Remember Anthony Barr. The Dallas Cowboys brought him in for a few different reasons. First, depth was a concern last year as it is a potential wart this year. Jabril Cox was
1963: A day of infamy, a year of darkness for Dallas
The fourth season in the Cowboys’ young history began like none of its three previous seasons had. They were all alone in Dallas. Despite winning the 1962 AFL Championship, the Dallas Texans
Dallas Cowboys game predictions for the 1st 5 weeks of the 2023-24 NFL season
The NFL released the schedule for its 104th season back in May. On September 7th, the kick-off game will see defending champions Kansas City facing the Detroit Lions at Arrowhead Stadium. From
An NFL without the Cowboys almost came to be
As we discovered in Sunday’s post about the 1960 season, the Dallas Cowboys almost never existed. An NFL without America’s Team? If both Washington and Pittsburgh had gotten their way back in