Cowboys Cap Hell: The Scoop On The Latest Myth
A DFW-based report on Tuesday declared, to paraphrase, that "Dallas is in cap trouble and cannot sign its young players.'' The report is completely inaccurate in every single way.
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A DFW-based report on Tuesday declared, to paraphrase, that "Dallas is in cap trouble and cannot sign its young players.'' The report is completely inaccurate in every single way.
Critics continue to ponder the negatives of the Dez Bryant fight and the value in covering it. But football-practice fights can be as positive as they are commonplace.
Cowboys fans are setting their hopes high heading into the 2015 season. 105.3 The Fan's Cory Mageors shares what he's looking for in camp to set the tone for a Super Bowl-type season.
Dez Bryant pledged his new contract wouldn't change the intensity with which he plays.
Dez Bryant took a couple of long pauses, first to search for a way to describe how he has matured and then to find the right word to describe skeptics who think he hasn't changed at all.
Cowboys star receiver Dez Bryant found his owner and his coach on Wednesday and gave them a hug. Today marks the start of giving them something even bigger.
Folks who follow the Cowboys star receiver on Twitter, however, just witnessed the speed with which Dez can move.
A few days ago, on the eve of the franchise-tag deadline, the Dallas Cowboys were concerned that Dez Bryant might miss games. Now the Cowboys are concerned about the Pro Bowl receiver in terms of "throwing him right to the wolves.''
NFL vice president of officiating Dean Blandino understands, sympathizes, and has a reason to 'hang onto' the 'Dez Caught It' controversy as well.
Dez (and Demaryius) just got paid. But does their production warrant their contracts?
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says the team is not worried about Dez Bryant off the field. One key reason -- Dez's partnership with Roc Nation and rapper Jay-Z.
The Dallas Cowboys and WR Dez Bryant have reached a 5-year agreement in principle worth an estimated $70 million, $45 million would be guaranteed.
If the Dallas Cowboys and wide receiver Dez Bryant are to secure a long-term deal this offseason, the deal must be signed by 3 p.m. CST Wednesday.
The clock is ticking!!! On Monday, Dez Bryant tweeted that he won't report to the Dallas Cowboys unless he has a long-term deal.
The hashtags Dez Bryant and Pay88 were trending Monday afternoon as the Dallas Cowboys wide receiver reiterated on Twitter that he wants a long term deal.
A national report insisted on Monday morning that Bryant contacted Cowboys COO Stephen Jones to announce his intention to boycott part of Dallas' upcoming season should he not received his contractual desires.
Giants star defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul was in the middle of a Dez Bryant-like contract negotiation. He then made a decision that could impact his long- and short-term future with New York.
Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant has become an avid supporter of Dallas boxing star Charles 'The Future' Hatley. "We have a great relationship," the local boxer said.
Sources tell 105.3 The Fan that Dez Bryant and the Cowboys are closing in on a deal, as the two sides are discussing an announcement following the July 4 weekend.
It was 26 years ago when Jerry Jones sat behind his desk at Valley Ranch and explained to me that "Deadlines Make Deals,'' a phrase that is now a central part of Dallas Cowboys parlance.
The Mavs have always planned to approach the July 1 free-agent shopping season featuring dual targets LaMarcus Aldridge and DeAndre Jordan with barrels blazing. But as I reported in Friday, they've now arranged for a second barrel.
The All-Pro, involved in contract talks with Dallas, visited with Tony Romo and played catch on the sideline with staffers during Thursday's workout.
Jones said Wednesday that he has 'no doubt' that Bryant will be leading the way for the Cowboys in their opener Sept. 13 at home against the NFC East rival New York Giants.
Dez Bryant doesn't have many cards to play in this effort to bust from the $12.832 million franchise tag he is presently locked into.
Bryant has not signed his franchise tag, and there is only a month before the deadline for the Pro Bowl receiver to work out a long-term deal with the Cowboys or play this season for $12.8 million.
