In the aftermath of the Dallas Cowboys wildcard round loss, there have been a ton of quotes from players making sense of the upset, but All-Pro receiver CeeDee Lamb may have just said the most encouraging thing yet. While on the Micah Parsons “The Edge” podcast, Lamb opened … Read more
Written by: Mark Heaney
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Micah Parsons has not been heard from since before the playoff loss to Green Bay, but he made one thing very clear on his podcast Wednesday. Parsons has been in the league for three years and continues to get better, but he can’t do it all. Parsons has … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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Even with the Super Bowl taking place next weekend, a hot topic is Mike McCarthy, Dak Prescott, and the Dallas Cowboys. Now that I have had a few weeks to gather my thoughts after another disappointing end to a Cowboys season, maybe running it back is better than … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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Everyone’s been yelling at me since the Cowboys recent run in Playoff Failure Theater. “Ok, wise guy,” they snipe, “You want to fix the Cowboys? How would you do it?” So far they haven’t liked my ideas. Mainly because the first thing I do involves the quarterback. But, … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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I have to admit, I’ve been trying to write this post now for the last four days. It’s hard to write anything when you keep biting your keyboard in half. It’s also somewhat expensive too. The outrage over Sunday’s surrender to the beatable Green Bay Packers had barely … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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This is not a post I thought I would be writing during the second week of the playoffs. I honestly thought I would be writing another game preview for the Cowboys vs the Lions, a rematch I am sure everyone wanted to see. With that now out of … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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In the 1976 film, Network, UBS anchor Howard Beale tells his viewers that “I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore!” With 1:50 left in the first half, as Darnell Savage ran back a 64-yard Pick Six, I was Howard Beale like I’ve … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Mike McCarthy’s head coach job is on the line as the playoffs get under way. One would think that three-straight 12-5 seasons – with three consecutive playoff appearances – would equal job security. But this is Dallas and Jerry Jones is still the … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Last weekend on Fox, Jerry Jones announced that he will finally induct Jimmy Johnson into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor on December 30th. Halleluiah, it is about time! Although I was born in 1996, Johnson was before my time, I have still been a Dallas Cowboys fan … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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Prior to the trade deadline on Halloween, Cowboys’ Owner – and faux General Manager — Jerry Jones, declared he was fine standing pat. “I’m not seeing anything right at this moment,” Jones said just hours before the deadline on 105.3 The Fan. “I see us right now having … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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The NFL trade deadline hit yesterday afternoon, and as you should know by now, only one NFC contender did not make a move to strengthen their football team. The Dallas Cowboys. The 49ers, Seahawks, Lions, and Eagles all made moves yesterday or a few days before the deadline … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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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 help us principally has to start over on the other end… I like where we are … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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You would think that a 40-0 blowout road win over a divisional rival on national television would ensure a great week ahead, right? Not unless your name is Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys. In a week where he should be walking on Cloud Nine after the … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Its been nearly 35 years since Jerry Jones purchased the Dallas Cowboys. It has been 27 seasons since the Cowboys last won a Super Bowl. Or made it to an NFC Championship game for that matter. Jones will turn 81 next month. Not to be morbid, but his … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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The folks over at The Sports Geek decided to do a deep dive on which new ownership had the biggest impact on their NFL franchise after taking over. Jerry Jones came in second – sorry, Jerry – in their research. The man who did better was Al Davis … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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After a second-straight Super Bowl win over Buffalo in January, the Cowboys were early favorites to make it three in a row at the end of the 1994 season. Barring catastrophic injuries, the team was young and solid at every position. They seemed an unstoppable juggernaut. Only self-sabotage … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Just call 1992 the year of the three- and five-game win streaks in Dallas. The Cowboys would win three games, lose a game, then win five straight twice during the season. The pattern carried them all the way to Super Bowl XXVII in Pasadena where they lifted the … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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You would think after 34 years there would be very little that Jerry Jones would say that would surprise any of us. Yet, Jerry still manages to do just that. Last week, when pressed about getting Jimmy Johnson on the Ring of Honor, Jerry dropped this nugget at … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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If Jerry Jones’ had hoped to ride into town and be proclaimed ‘savior of the Dallas Cowboys’ he would be sorely disappointed. It wasn’t that changes didn’t need to be made. And it wasn’t that everyone knew the game had passed Tom Landry by. It was the way … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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After enduring consecutive losing seasons the Cowboys were looking to turn things around in 1988. Tony Dorsett was traded to Denver during the offseason. Dallas even had a productive draft for a change. Michael Irvin was drafted in the first round and Ken Norton Jr. in the second. … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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