The NFL Draft is drawing closer, and it’s created more conversation about what the Cowboys will do with their No. 24 pick.
If Dallas wants to draft a wide receiver with that pick,...
It's an exciting day in the world of college football. The 2019 College Football Playoff is about to begin with the nation's top four teams ready to square off in the gridiron...
The Dallas Cowboys might still have Jason Garrett at head coach, but the search for a new guy for the job is already the biggest discussion around America's Team. Many names have...
Typically, when a coach is asked about a potential future coaching job that is currently occupied, he'd never openly admit to eyeing that position. He'd dodge the question, lie, and say he's...
It's unbelievable how fast football season goes by. You blink your eyes and four weeks have passed. As we get ready for October football, we think by now we have a grasp...
The Cowboy 2019 draft strategy was a bit off the wall compared to what was expected of them.
Where most thought they'd address safety early on, they instead waited until the sixth round...
While this class won't feature a deep offensive tackle group in the 2018 NFL Draft, there are a lot of interior linemen who will catch the eyes of multiple NFL teams. Heck,...
In the first round of any given NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys love to move around. Usually trading back to acquire more draft picks or avoid too big a "reach," the Cowboys...
As soon as NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the Dallas Cowboys' intentions to draft Ohio State Buckeyes Running Back Ezekiel Elliott with the fourth overall pick, the projections for his rookie season numbers began. Fans, analysts, and writers alike all began predicting incredible feats for Zeke's rookie year. We heard it all from 2,000 yards to being a lock for Rookie of the Year. It was almost impossible to temper our excitement and expectations. But, without reeling in our expectations a bit is it possible we are setting Zeke up for failure before he even takes a snap as a Cowboy?
The greatest running back in the history of the National Football League, Emmitt Smith, played for the Dallas Cowboys. A fellow Pro Football Hall of Fame running back, Tony Dorsett, preceded Emmitt as the ball carrier for America's Team. This is a team with a rich history when it comes to running backs. For a long time all Dallas Cowboys fans have been able to hang their hat on regarding the running back position - is history. In the Tony Romo era, which current Cowboys fans know very well, we've had the likes of Julius Jones, Marion Barber III, Tashard Choice, Phillip Tanner, Felix Jones, and DeMarco Murray tote the rock.
As this past week moved along and we inched closer to the start of the NFL Draft, the fight for Ezekiel Elliott seemed like a lost one. All signs seemed to point to Jalen Ramsey, that is, unless the Chargers snatched him first. Instead the Cowboys decided to sort of shock the world with their selection of Elliott at #4 overall with Ramsey still available. It is easy to get excited about the selection of Zeke. Tony Romo, Dez Bryant, and now Zeke Elliott with that incredible Offensive Line in front of them gives this offense a chance to win each and every week.
