Report: Dez Bryant Files Lawsuit Against Former Financial Adviser
Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is counter-suing his former landlord, according to a report from NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
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Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is counter-suing his former landlord, according to a report from NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
The Cowboys have finally addressed a gaping hole in the middle of their defense as they have come to an agreement with linebacker Justin Durant
The Cowboys are the first sports franchise worth $4 billion, according to Forbes. In its annual rankings, Forbes placed the Cowboys ahead of Real Madrid and Barcelona after the NFL team had a 25 percent increase in value.
A court filing says that a refused phone call precipitated former Cowboys running back Joseph Randle's threatening to kill a deputy while jailed on other charges in Kansas. The Cowboys released Randle last year.
The Cowboys will continue to have to answer outsider questions about Rolando McClain until he leaves.
The Cowboys middle linebacker is getting a 10-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy (again), and that the team has known this fate for weeks.
Former Cowboys special teams player C.J. Spillman has been convicted of sexual assault in a 2014 incident at a Grapevine hotel.
The Dallas Cowboys have received yet another blow to their already depleted defense.
Oftentimes, those of us charged with the responsibility to compile "top-10 lists" or "top-100 lists" feel compelled to trick them up or gimmick them up or click-bait them up.
Bryant is coming off a sort of "wasted year'' and a patient off season rehab due to a pair of foot surgeries.
Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is being sued by his former landlord according a filing in Dallas County court Wednesday.
The arrests -- including multiple felony charges -- are piling up for former Cowboys player Joseph Randle. We are up to seven arrests in 18 months due to the latest, a felony charge of criminal threat.
Cowboys COO Stephen Jones answered frankly a question about whether he's concerned that an entire generation of Dallas fans have yet to see the team win big. "Of course," he said. "I'm worried every day that we don't get a championship."
The Cowboys knew they were getting closer to replacing their aging Valley Ranch complex, which had its indoor field destroyed in a storm in 2009. The last practice at the 31-year-old facility in Irving was the final day of minicamp Thursday.
The Dallas Cowboys are turning a page of club history Thursday, holding their final press conferences and practices at the Irving Valley Ranch headquarters.
