Number Crunching: Why Cowboys End-Of-Draft Matters
The Cowboys own a six-pack of seventh-round picks in the NFL draft, and seventh-round picks are not made of gold. But they represent an opportunity to mine for precious metals.
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The Cowboys own a six-pack of seventh-round picks in the NFL draft, and seventh-round picks are not made of gold. But they represent an opportunity to mine for precious metals.
Tony Romo, who underwent back surgery in December, is ahead of schedule in his rehab, according to Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones.
The Dallas Cowboys are trying to reload via draftees and on Monday were were awarded three compensatory picks in the 2014 NFL Draft.
The Dallas Cowboys have filed a grievance against defensive tackle Jeremiah Ratliff, the result of what the club says was a fraudulent claim of injury, which led to his Oct. 16 release by the club --and his ensuing signing and participation with the Bears three weeks later.
Henry Melton wanted to join his hometown Cowboys, was drawn to his association with a Dallas staffer, was willing to concede his injury status, and believes he's soon to return to Pro Bowl form.
Contrary to popular opinion, there has been no offseason "changing of the guard'' at Cowboys headquarters as it relates to owner Jerry Jones' authority.
In his first interview since signing with the Cowboys, Henry Melton tells 105.3 The Fan about the top reasons he's joined Dallas under the terms of what sources tell us is a one-year deal with a three-year team option
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo and his wife Candice welcomed a new addition to their family on Tuesday with the birth of their son Rivers.
Donald, who is projected as a first round pick in April's draft, joined 105.3 The Fan's New School on Wednesday to discuss his experience at the NFL combine.
Newly signed quarterback Brandon Weeden is excited about his fresh start with the Dallas Cowboys. He joined New School with Shan & RJ on Wednesday.
At 7:18 p.m. Dallas time, Bears free agent Henry Melton tweeted, "Thank you, Chicago, for the best 5 years of my life! I can't wait to begin the next chapter of my life … With a star on my helmet.''
The Dallas Cowboys have signed ex-Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden to what sources say is a two-year contract.
The Cowboys are hoping to be players in free-agent shopping by having avoided setting the retail market in its first week and finding better deals this week in the form of planned Valley Ranch visitors.
Multiple teams are bidding on Melton, 27, a Pro Bowl talent who is an ideal Dallas fit as a 3-technique tackle playing under his old Chicago mentor, Cowboys defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli.
Free agent linebacker Will Herring isn't joining the Dallas Cowboys after all.
