President Trump Says He's Spoken With Cowboys' Owner Jerry Jones
President Donald Trump says he has spoken to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones amid his extended attacks on NFL players for kneeling during the national anthem.
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President Donald Trump says he has spoken to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones amid his extended attacks on NFL players for kneeling during the national anthem.
Jason Garrett said the team wanted to send a message the team respects the American flag and the importance of unity and equality.
Retired broadcaster Brent Musburger blasted former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo's broadcasting skills over the weekend.
The Dallas Cowboys made a show of unity before their game against the Arizona Cardinals, but it wasn't during the national anthem.
Dak Prescott threw two touchdown passes and flipped head over heels into the end zone on a 10-yard run for another.
With the Cowboys offense struggling in the first half, Dak Prescott took over to get his team on the scoreboard.
Novacek says he is fine with players conducting peaceful protests, but he firmly believes protesting the National Anthem is the wrong way.
All eyes were on America's team as they came out onto the field at the University of Phoenix Stadium on Monday night.
There is no easy answer. But In the wake of President Donald Trump calling for the firing of NFL players who opt for peaceful protest during the National Anthem, the Dallas Cowboys are at work crafting a singular answer.
With a slew of NFL players protesting the National Anthem, many people have begun to spread lies and 'fake news' reactions to this national news story. And one such target has been Dallas Cowboys Owner/General Manager Jerry Jones.
A federal court has agreed to hear arguments from the NFL to suspend Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott.
The Cardinals finally get to play a home game. Following two preseason road games and two more away from home to start the regular season, the Cardinals are back in Arizona on Monday night against Dallas.
Broncos linebacker Von Miller pushed through Noah Brown's block on Sunday, and Brown got up and dived at Miller's knees as the Denver star chased down Ezekiel Elliott on a handoff from Dak Prescott.
Dak Prescott didn't need long to answer whether Dallas' 42-17 loss to Denver was his most humbling day in the NFL.
Elliott was candid with the media after practice and admitted he displayed a lack of effort on the plays.
