Imagine landing a date with the girl you've been wanting to ask out for a long time. That's always special, but now imagine that date including signing your first contract with an...
Gil Brandt made sure Cowboys Twitter had something to argue about this week. He took to Twitter to share his thoughts on who were the best quarterbacks in the history of the...
The Dallas Cowboys have proven capable of building a Super Bowl contending football team over the last few years. They have a talented, young roster that has been mainly built through the...
The honors keep coming for Gil Brandt, the longtime lead scout for the Dallas Cowboys from their inception in 1960 all the way to 1989. Yesterday at the NFL Honors ceremony he...
When you worked hand in hand with Tom Landry and Tex Schramm to build one of the most iconic sports franchises in history, you deserve a spot in the Pro Football Hall...
Let me start by saying that Gil Brandt is the Godfather when it comes to the NFL and the Dallas Cowboys. He has forgotten and dismissed more about the game of football than I or any of us will ever know. Capeesh? Capeesh. As loyal members of Cowboys Nation we can admittedly look at things through America's Team-tinted glasses.
The Dallas Cowboys have entered their third week of organized team activities (OTA's) and minicamp practices are just around the corner. If you believe the talk by those people who have been fortunate enough to watch some of these OTA's, then you probably already know that it looks as if the Cowboys players are practicing with a greater sense of urgency and a renewed energy. Former Vice President of player personnel for the Dallas Cowboys, Gil Brandt, was on hand to watch two different OTA practices last week and shared a lot of interesting observations based on what he saw from the team as a whole and from individual players. Brandt was a key part of the Cowboys organization from 1960 up until 1989 when the Jerry Jones era began. At age 83, Brandt is still a well-recognized voice of opinion around the NFL and currently contributes as a senior analyst for NFL.
There are officially 58 days until the toe meets the ball at AT&T Stadium where the Dallas Cowboys will host the New York Giants on NBC’s Sunday Night Football.
Celebratory high fives all...
