Romo Starts 10th Cowboys Camp
This is Romo's sixth training camp as the starter. That is the same time Jason Garrett has been on the staff. He was offensive coordinator before becoming head coach.
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This is Romo's sixth training camp as the starter. That is the same time Jason Garrett has been on the staff. He was offensive coordinator before becoming head coach.
Jerry recently added yet another quote for the books; this time, it was for his troubled wide receiver, Dez Bryant.
Shame on the 3 players – Andre Holmes, Brodney Pool and Felix Jones – for failing Sunday's conditioning test.
But this we do know about Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant's recent legal entanglement: His boss is "pissed'' about it.
The Dallas Cowboys opened their training camp with a series of outrageous pronouncements from owner Jerry Jones, who spoke to the media at large on Sunday.
With temperatures in the mid-60s on Monday, training camp sure has changed for the Cowboys since Jason Garrett was a backup quarterback with Dallas.
With training camp underway, Cole Beasley is now being looked at as a candidate to make the Cowboys final roster. To SMU coach June Jones, that wouldn't be a surprise at all.
Jenkins skipped voluntary workouts in Texas this summer, instead doing his rehab work at home in Florida after his surgery.
Owner Jerry Jones, who made his fortune primarily in oil and gas exploration, has used the phrase "glory hole" before in describing his goals on and off the football field.
The Cowboys kicked off training camp in Oxnard with a press conference from Jerry Jones. He and coach Jason Garrett gave a opening speeches and answered questions.
Fans of America's Team are going for the gold today, and it has nothing to do with the Olympics.
Former Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett wants a piece of his old team when the Super Bowl champion Giants open the season against their NFC East rivals on September 5.
The Cowboys have added former TCU running back Ed Wesley to the lineup days before they are scheduled to leave for training camp in Oxnard, California.
With a $16.4 million, four-year contract and his wrist finally healthy, Claiborne was finally on the field Wednesday with his new team during a practice for rookies and selected veterans.
The documents reveal that Summit knew the facility was prone to buckling and planned to provide the Cowboys with engineering calculations that would hide the defect.
