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The Dallas Cowboys are one week away from getting quarterback Tony Romo back, but they lost some key defensive stars in last week's game with the Philadelphia Eagles. Here is a look at the Cowboys injury report heading into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers game.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones didn't offer much to explain Dez Bryant's outburst to the media at Valley Ranch on Thursday.
Greg Hardy hasn't played the part of a leader much since Dallas owner Jerry Jones described him that way following the polarizing defensive end's sideline tantrum during one of six consecutive losses.
As the Dallas Cowboys stand at 2-6, losing games has been only one of the story lines of this troubled season.
Dez Bryant went off on reporters in epic fashion on Thursday and he says he had a good reason.
Greg Hardy has tired of listening to people who believe that he should never play again and took to Twitter to declare his innocence and claim prejudice. That is the biggest headline in a week where the Cowboys should be concentrating on ending their losing streak.
The defending East champion Cowboys haven't recovered since Philadelphia's Jordan Hicks knocked Tony Romo out with a broken collarbone on Sept. 20.
Another former NFL player has spoken on the Grey Hardy situation. This particular player carries more weight around DFW, however.
Embattled Cowboys player Greg Hardy has caused another social media storm.
The Cowboys have released quarterback Kellen Moore to make room for rookie linebacker Mark Nzeocha coming off the non-football injury list.
In her career as a dental hygienist, she wants to make sure others are confident enough to smile wide as well.
Count Charles Barkley among those backing Greg Hardy, sort of.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined The Fan on Tuesday morning to review the OT loss to the Eagles and, more importantly now, the major issues looking ahead for a 2-6 team that's lost six straight.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told The Fan's Shan & RJ that eight games into Greg Hardy's first season with the Cowboys - he's not looking back.
The Dallas Cowboys have lost six straight games and finally play a team that they will be favored to beat. Here is a look at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the Cowboys try to save their season.
