What Do The Cowboys Need From The NFL Draft?
The Cowboys haven't had a winning season in two years, losing 19 of their last 33 starts, and that must change. This is their chance. Again.
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The Cowboys haven't had a winning season in two years, losing 19 of their last 33 starts, and that must change. This is their chance. Again.
Former Dallas Cowboy Tony Casillas talks with 105.3 The Fan's New School about his memories of the man simply known as "Coach Joe".
The Dallas Cowboys confirm former special teams coach Joe Avezzano has died after suffering a heart attack in Italy.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has sent a memo to all 32 teams threatening "significant discipline'' to anyone caught leaking confidential information gathered on draft prospects to the public.
On Wednesday, Oregon-based Nike unveiled new uniforms for all NFL teams. But never fear: The Cowboys' royal blues, sterling silvers and striking whites remain.
As part of the Cowboys move back to Oxnard, California for training camp this summer, the team will play its first two pre-season games on the West Coast.
Ryan Leaf will stay in jail in Great Falls a while longer while Texas prosecutors work with their Montana counterparts to revoke the ex-quarterback's probation on 2010 drug charges.
Two days after posting bail for drug and burglary charges, former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been arrested a second time in Montana.
Golden Richards, who scored a touchdown in the Dallas Cowboys' 1978 Super Bowl victory is expected to join the lawsuit.
Jerry Jones sat down for a "state of the Cowboys" recently and there were some positives in his comments, but there also was huge negative.
Most NFL coaches are not shying away from addressing the presence of a bounty system on the New Orleans Saints.
When informed that his team would be opening the 2012 season against the New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys' Owner Jerry Jones said "I got chills."
NFL owners ratified the agreement between the league and players' union that takes away $36 million in salary cap space from the Redskins and $10 million from the Cowboys.
The National Football League announced on Tuesday that the Dallas Cowboys will open the 2012 regular season at MetLife Stadium against the New York Giants.
NFL owners have ratified the agreement between the league and players' union that takes away $36 million in salary cap space from the Redskins and $10 million from the Cowboys.
