Jones Talks RB Situation, Super Bowl Expectations
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he's dialing dow' his Super Bowl hype talk this year because he's 'exceptionally realistic,' and quite frankly, is 'tired of being criticized.'
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he's dialing dow' his Super Bowl hype talk this year because he's 'exceptionally realistic,' and quite frankly, is 'tired of being criticized.'
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo practiced Monday, with his left eye looking better after his second bout with a sty that kept him out of practice for a day early in training camp a month ago.
The Cowboys media team is at least as good as the football team, and it shows in a series of team-produced documentaries on a handful of subjects.
Tony Romo got his first and likely only extended action of the preseason for the Dallas Cowboys, and found one of his reliable options even with Dez Bryant sitting out again.
The first-team offense was crisp despite having two stars on the bench. The first-team defense was sound thanks to the healthy return of two starters.
Cowboys fall to Minnesota Vikings 28-14 but Romo looks good.
Paul Solotaroff talks with 105.3 The Fan's Shan & RJ about his experience with Dez, writing the featured article on the Dallas Cowboys star and some of the things that didn't make the article.
Orlando Scandrick's season-ending knee injury was a flashback for Dallas coach Jason Garrett to losing linebacker Sean Lee during the offseason just a year earlier.
While it's wise to retain membership in the "Never-Say-Never Club,'' it's even more wise to heed the words of trusted Cowboys executives themselves when chasing down rumors.
Our Aug. 10 exclusive on the Cowboys' partnership with DraftKings — which we reported would include a "DraftKings Lounge'' at AT&T Stadium - is now official.
Dallas Cowboys backup quarterback Brandon Weeden, fresh off a concussion in Sunday's preseason loss at San Francisco, isn't asking much.
Scandrick fiery attitude will come in especially handy as he faces surgery and rehab from a season-ending knee injury that includes tears of his right ACL and MCL.
Orlando Scandrick's season is over before it started after the Dallas cornerback tore two ligaments in his right knee in practice at training camp Tuesday.
Scandrick was carted off the field while reportedly telling the team's medical staff that he felt he'd suffered a right knee ACL tear.
Amid a terse training-camp mood following a lackluster 23-6 preseason loss Sunday at San Francisco, the atmosphere is about to change: Dez Bryant will participate in his first practice Tuesday since sustaining a hamstring strain on Aug. 6.
