Cowboys Optimistic About McClain, Not Carter For Seattle
The Dallas Cowboys could be without two starting linebackers as the team travels to Seattle to take on the league's most prolific rushing attack this weekend.
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The Dallas Cowboys could be without two starting linebackers as the team travels to Seattle to take on the league's most prolific rushing attack this weekend.
The Cowboys' offensive wheel keeps rolling along, with the hub of that wheel DeMarco Murray and his record-threatening rushing pace. But the individual spokes of the wheel are spinning along nicely, too.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is no longer denying that opposing fans are filling up AT&T Stadium. Instead, he's on to explaining why.
The Dallas Cowboys bring their 4-1 record into Seattle to battle the Super Bowl champions in front of the legendary 12th Man.
Cowboys fans have a vision: 2014 middle linebacker Rolando McClain, playing like a Pro Bowler as he is, paired with his predecessor, the injured-for-this-season middle linebacker Sean Lee, playing like the Pro Bowler he is projected to be
It's obvious the impact that linebacker Rolando McClain is having on the Cowboys defense this season. But it's intriguing to think what his future might hold alongside Sean Lee.
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo says the team played a "road game" -- at home -- against Houston. Here are some solutions to get Dallas fans back to the games
The Dallas Cowboys faced a tough game as they went into overtime with the Houston Texans. Here is a look at the Cowboys team grades after their late win.
It's been a running joke about AT&T Stadium. Cowboys fans don't show up, but opposing fans do. The criticism got real on Sunday.
Kicker Dan Bailey missed a potential game-winning field goal at the end of regulation. When he got a second chance, he did what he always does. He converted.
Dan Bailey made a 49-yard game-winning field goal in overtime, and the Cowboys beat the Houston Texans 20-17 despite blowing a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter.
Cowboys tight end Jason Witten surpassed the 10,000 yards receiving mark on Sunday, becoming just the third tight end in NFL history to do so.
The Dallas Cowboys have reportedly offered a 4-year contract extension to 26-year-old running back DeMarco Murray.
A Texas rivalry that didn't look as if it would amount to much when the season started features a pair of 3-1 teams, along with the league's leading rusher in Dallas' DeMarco Murray.
The Dallas Cowboys have used a newfound commitment to the running game to fuel an impressive start. Can they keep it up against Houston?
