Jones Happy With Cowboys, But Improvement Needed
"We've put ourselves in a position to compete," Jones said. "I really like the way the team is playing. Bottom line is, our team is playing well in critical areas and we've got improvement in sight."
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"We've put ourselves in a position to compete," Jones said. "I really like the way the team is playing. Bottom line is, our team is playing well in critical areas and we've got improvement in sight."
What do you get a 6'2, 250 lb linebacker for Christmas? The Dallas Cowboys own Victory Butler joined RAGE to answer that question!
But look at how things have worked out for them -- and for the Dallas Cowboys, who probably wouldn't be riding a four-game winning streak and leading the NFC East without those three guys.
Jerry Jones tells 105.3 The Fan that WR Miles Austin may be returning to the Dallas offense this weekend against the Arizona Cardinals.
The Cowboys returned from a long weekend Monday holding a four-game winning streak, a lead in the NFC East and a clear route to the playoffs.
Somebody might have pushed Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Melissa Kellerman off Twitter, but it wasn't the Dallas Cowboys.
Cowboys still aren't super, but all the sudden they're pretty good.
The Dallas Cowboys did everything expected from them in November. They played four games and won them all.
The Dallas Cowboys are in control of their destiny for first place in the NFC East. It has become a two team race unless the Eagles get hot and run the table.
Tony Romo threw two touchdowns and Dan Bailey made a 28-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Cowboys a 20-19 Thanksgiving win over Miami.
Ten years in the NFL. Three Super Bowl rings. Two Pro Bowls. But Lett is often remembered for two mistakes, including one on Thanksgiving Day.
It was 17 years ago that a red-headed backup quarterback from Princeton authored one of the most amazing holiday scripts in Dallas Cowboys' history.
Romo goes into Thursday on a streak of three games with no interceptions. The Cowboys have won them all, pushing into a tie for first place.
Never at a loss for words the Cowboys owner/CEO made perfectly clear his thoughts on the OT win against the Redskins during his weekly show on 105.3 The Fan.
By winning four of their last five games, Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys have clawed their way to a share of the lead in the NFC East.
