Taco Charlton Returning To Dallas This Weekend, Picked Up By Dolphins Day After Cowboys Release Him
One day after being released by the Dallas Cowboys, defensive end Taco Charlton has been picked up by the Miami Dolphins, the Cowboys next opponent.
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One day after being released by the Dallas Cowboys, defensive end Taco Charlton has been picked up by the Miami Dolphins, the Cowboys next opponent.
Charlton had not played a down in the first two games of the regular season.
Under the photo of Prescott throwing a pass, it says, "STAR POWER: The "Unmatched Value of Being a Cowboy," in the magazine's "Money Issue."
Although the Dallas Cowboys have started the season strong, the cost has been injuries to two of their up-and-coming players in wide receiver Michael Gallup and safety Xavier Woods.
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Taco Charlton is speaking his mind after Executive Vice President Stephen Jones made comments on why the disgruntled player has not seen a snap this season.
Dak Prescott carved up the Washington Redskins' defense with his arm and his legs, completing 26 of 30 passes for 269 yards and three touchdowns and rushing for 69 yards in a 31-21 Dallas Cowboys victory Sunday.
CBS 11 sports anchor Bill Jones breaks down the Dallas Cowboys' matchup with the Washington Redskins in NFL Week 2.
Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence didn't hold back in his response to criticism he received on social media for not giving an autograph to a child after the team's win on Sunday.
Arlington had dozens of cars towed out of neighborhoods near AT&T stadium Sunday, strictly enforcing a parking rule that was rolled out slowly during the 2018 football season.
It was the Dak Prescott show Sunday afternoon as the Dallas Cowboys offense picked apart the New York Giants to start the season with a win, 35-17.
Following the team's season-opening win, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said a new deal for quarterback Dak Prescott is "imminent."
In his first regular season game since coming out of retirement, Witten grabbed his first touchdown since the 2017 season.
After an offseason and preseason filled with new contracts, new (and familiar) faces and "Zeke Watch," it's time for the Dallas Cowboys to put it all on the field.
The Dallas Cowboys have released running back Alfred Morris to make room on the roster for Ezekiel Elliott.
On Thursday, both the Cowboys owner and running back showed there were no hard feelings following Elliott's 40-day holdout.
