Cowboys Are Most Valuable Sports Franchise According To Forbes Magazine
The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable sports franchise in the world at a worth of $4 billion, according to Forbes magazine.
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The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable sports franchise in the world at a worth of $4 billion, according to Forbes magazine.
How many weeks until a team thinks they tie the game last-possession, only to miss the game-tying extra point?
Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett had nothing but praise for his team for their come-behind win over the NY Giants.
The Dallas Cowboys did enough to lose to the New York Giants in the first week of the 2015 NFL season. With three turnovers and down by six with just over a minute, hope was small. Then Tony Romo had another miracle finish and the Cowboys won the first game of the season.
Not even the dismal diagnosis of a broken bone in his foot put a damper on Dez Bryant's excitement over his Dallas Cowboys' improbable 27-26 season-opening victory over the Giants.
Dallas All-Pro receiver Dez Bryant could be out at least a month after breaking his right foot Sunday night in the Cowboys' season-opening victory over the New York Giants.
It wasn't pretty by any means, but Tony Romo carried the Dallas Cowboys to a come from behind win over the New York Giants on Sunday night.
The Dallas Cowboys' new team headquarters in Frisco will, as 105.3 The Fan reported early Friday, be sponsored by Ford Motor Co., as both announced in an afternoon press conference at the five-acre site to be christened the "Ford Center at The Star.''
The Dallas Cowboys lost a key starter to the injured reserve in the preseason and have a pair of starters suspended to start the 2015 NFL season. However, outside of those losses, the Cowboys head into their season opening game with the New York Giants healthy.
The Cowboys are trying to be tight-lipped about who will be the starting running back Sunday night against the New York Giants at AT&T Stadium.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has undergone his second hip replacement surgery and expects to attend the season opener at home Sunday against the New York Giants.
The Dallas Cowboys have questions at running back and the offensive line as they head into their 2015 NFL season opening game with the New York Giants. Here is a look at Cowboys news, including adding a new quarterback and letting a veteran linebacker go.
The Cowboys are continuing a "tradition'' with a "Romo Wednesday'' even though he's healthy … as is the rest of the active roster.
Now that they are the defending NFC East champions looking for multiple playoff wins, the ever-optimistic Jerry Jones isn't trying to pump up things. Neither is his son.
The Cowboys set the standard for technologically advanced NFL stadiums. The challenge to keep that unofficial title could be as tough as getting to the Super Bowl.
