Cowboys McClay Sees Dak Prescott Qualities In Jaylon Smith
Cowboys assistant director of player personnel Will McClay says he sees a certain Cowboys star quarterback's qualities in Jaylon Smith.
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Cowboys assistant director of player personnel Will McClay says he sees a certain Cowboys star quarterback's qualities in Jaylon Smith.
Last year's NFL rushing leader as a rookie isn't talking to media members because of lingering issues off the field, but Elliott is still hamming it up with adoring fans.
Ousted Cowboys receiver Lucky Whitehead has been claimed off waivers by the New York Jets, his agent tells 105.3 The Fan's Mike Fisher.
Cowboys rookie Ryan Switzer sat down with the GBag Nation out in Oxnard on Wednesday.
The Fan's Mike Fisher suggested that while the Dallas Cowboys may have botched the optics and the chronology, they got 'The Wrong Last Straw' on Lucky Whitehead ... and that the now-released receiver may be facing a pair of legal entanglements away from football.
Dak Prescott climbed the stairs to the VIP tent that once served as Tony Romo's perch for interviews at training camp, facing a phalanx of cameras similar to the one his predecessor and the longtime Dallas starter used to see.
"If they were trying to set an example, it was a bad example because I didn't get no time to clear my name," said Whitehead.
A Michigan court found Dallas Cowboys corner Jourdan Lewis not guilty of domestic violence charges on Tuesday.
According to Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network, the Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a two-year $15.4 million extension with offensive tackle La'el Collins.
According to Mike Fisher of 105.3 The Fan, the charges against Lucky Whitehead have been dropped.
A Dallas Cowboys player is in trouble with the law for missing a court date, stemming from a petty theft charge in June.
Prosecutors say there's insufficient evidence to file sexual assault charges against Michael Irvin, a former football star for the Dallas Cowboys and the University of Miami.
Jerry Jones interjected some bad-boy anecdotes from his youth, smiled at the thought of life before social media and even asked a couple of questions himself Sunday at his annual training camp opener with reporters .
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones opened the team's 2017 training camp on Sunday by announcing that there is "absolutely nothing" to lingering reports that star running back Ezekiel Elliott is guilty of domestic violence.
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, and now CBS Sportscaster, Tony Romo said he believes Ezekiel Elliott will 'figure it out' when it comes to playing football and avoiding the pitfalls of being a sports celebrity.
