Cowboys To Add FB Jed Collins
The Dallas Cowboys plan to sign former Lions fullback Jed Collins, 105.3 The Fan has learned. Collins signed with the Saints after going undrafted out of Washington State in 2011.
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The Dallas Cowboys plan to sign former Lions fullback Jed Collins, 105.3 The Fan has learned. Collins signed with the Saints after going undrafted out of Washington State in 2011.
Henry Melton and Bruce Carter will once again play prominent roles on defense -- just not with the Dallas Cowboys.
DeMarco Murray's family members are spreading the word, according to 105.3 The Fan: "He's going to be an Eagle.''
The free-agent running back will fly to Philadelphia on Thursday for his first -- and maybe only -- outside-of-Dallas visit.
The Buccaneers played host to Bruce Carter on Tuesday and today have signed the former Dallas Cowboys linebacker to a four-year contract.
'I don't like the Cowboys,'' tweeted Philly defensive back Malcolm Jenkins. 'But I do like DeMarco Murray …. Come on over to the dark side bro! We'll treat you good!'
After Tuesday's late-night post-Mavs-game private meeting between DeMarco Murray and Jason Garrett, the possibility of the NFL's leading rusher returning to the Cowboys seems as likely as ever.
Antonio Cromartie thinks he's a fit in Dallas. Brandon Carr could see his deal re-worked. But for now, the Cowboys are hesitant to make either move for a cornerback.
Called into a courtroom to testify, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones sparred Tuesday with an attorney for fans suing the NFL over a seating mess at the 2011 Super Bowl.
Dallas Cowboys Coach Jason Garrett met with running back DeMarco Murray in what sources tell 105.3 The Fan was a "significant" session.
The Dallas Cowboys are allowing several of their free agents to walk as NFL Free Agency opens Tuesday.
Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris is staying in the NFC East, but not with the Cowboys. Harris is heading east to join the NY Giants.
DeMarco Murray is not currently with the Dallas Cowboys. He's making that abundantly clear on social media.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is set to testify in the trial of a lawsuit brought by a handful of fans who sued the NFL over problems with temporary seats at the Super Bowl.
