Jerry Jones "Very Frustrated" Over Buehler Injury
"I'm very frustrated. It is his job to stay ready to play and prepare himself so those kinds of things for what he's got to do don't come up."
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"I'm very frustrated. It is his job to stay ready to play and prepare himself so those kinds of things for what he's got to do don't come up."
The Giants were huge underdogs going into New England last week. The Patriots had not lost consecutive games since 2003.
The Cowboys are working to complete a deal to return their training camp to Oxnard, California. The new deal would be for at least three years.
The Cowboys are famously known as "America's Team," a moniker that instantly lends itself to the team being under the constant scrutiny of critics and supporters nationwide.
Only two weeks ago, the Cowboys were the league's top rushing defense. Then LeSean McCoy of Philadelphia ran for a career-high 185 yards against them.
Tony Romo believes his broken rib is completely healed and he may be ready to shed the protective vest he has been wearing for nearly two months.
The move was made Thursday, a day after Buehler re-aggravated the injury. The kickoff specialist had been back for only two games after missing the previous four.
In his first season's worth of games running the Cowboys, Jason Garrett succeeded in his mandate of changing the culture around the club.
Cowboys inside linebacker Sean Lee has returned to practice wearing an oversized cast to protect his injured left wrist.
Cowboys GM/Owner Jerry Jones joined me on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas where he said Murray reminded him of one specific Hall of Fame running back.
"I'm concerned now that Miles won't be back until after Thanksgiving. We'll see how that goes. Sean Lee, we'll see how he practices this week and if he does practice."
The media in the Cowboys locker room has been treated to a glimpse of Murray's potential greatness. And now we're getting an ego to match.
The Cowboys like their chances of making a run at the playoffs, despite their 4-4 record, and that's not just because of their soft schedule.
I know it was just the Seahawks. And two weeks ago it was only the Rams. But a year ago today the Cowboys were 1-7. Mediocre teams can't afford to be choosy.
Tony Romo wasn't at his best, and neither was the Dallas defense. They were still more than the Seattle Seahawks could handle.
