Cowboys Still Want To Keep Romo In Dallas For Rest Of His Career
Team vice president Stephen Jones is still working to keep Romo in Dallas for the rest of the quarterback's career.
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Team vice president Stephen Jones is still working to keep Romo in Dallas for the rest of the quarterback's career.
"What I want us to do in Atlanta is to take what they give us, without a mistake,'' Jones tells 105.3 The Fan. "And I can predict the score for you: It'll be positive Cowboys.''
According to the Dallas Morning News, Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith has been harassed by members of his family who want a piece of Smith's fortune.
Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant missed practice on Thursday with a hip injury, but still expects to play in Sunday's matchup with the undefeated Falcons.
Bronze placards recalling big moments in Dallas Cowboys history have been steadily disappearing from a Grapevine golf course.
Dez Bryant dazzles one play and drifts the next. Miles Austin piles up touchdowns when he's not hurt. Kevin Ogletree stars on a big stage then virtually disappears.
With four more catches against the Falcons on Sunday, Jason Witten will surpass Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin's franchise record of 750 receptions.
"Certainly in 24 years, I've experienced boos," said Jones, who remarked following Sunday's loss that he has been to "boo school" before.
Coach Jason Garrett said Monday there's a tremendous amount of urgency for Dallas (3-4) going into Sunday night's game at Atlanta (7-0), the NFL's only undefeated team.
For the first time in 34 years calling Cowboys games on the radio, Brad Sham on Sunday angrily suggested a player be benched. Yep: Dez Bryant.
Country star Kenny Chesney will perform at halftime when the Cowboys host the Redskins on Thanksgiving Day to kick off the Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign.
The New York Giants are still undefeated at Cowboys Stadium after another comeback victory under Eli Manning.
"I don't see enough sense of urgency to take care of home field" he told Elf & Slater, referring to winning home games to stay strong in the playoff picture. "It doesn't seem like, to me, that they've jelled."
The Cowboys (3-3) embarrassed the defending Super Bowl champions 24-17 in the NFL kickoff Sept. 5, and the host Giants (5-2) readily admit it.
