Dez Says He Can Return At Less Than 100 Percent
Following the Cowboys loss to the New York Giants, Dez Bryant was there and supporting his team - even having a sideline tiff with a raging Greg Hardy.
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Following the Cowboys loss to the New York Giants, Dez Bryant was there and supporting his team - even having a sideline tiff with a raging Greg Hardy.
The Cowboys have now lost four in a row.
Dez Bryant has been ruled out for the Dallas Cowboys' game at the New York Giants on Sunday.
Dez Bryant is working to make his return to the Dallas Cowboys, but he is listed as doubtful on this weekend's injury report. With Bryant still about a week out, here is a look at the other injured Cowboys and their status for this week.
Dez Bryant prepares to return to the field for the Dallas Cowboys and changes might be coming at running back. Here is a look at the biggest headlines this week as the Cowboys prepare to battle their division rival New York Giants.
Dez Bryant's foot-surgery recovery is more like a 'process' than it is 'light-switch-like' in that the Cowboys All-Pro receiver is unlikely to wake up one morning feeling 100 percent.
On the eighth of 11 questions concerning whether Dez Bryant would play six weeks after breaking his right foot in the season opener, Dallas coach Jason Garrett had heard about enough.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Dez's efforts to return to play 'has been extraordinary' and told 105.3 The Fan, 'If he's comfortable in 'putting it down and driving off on it' - we're comfortable with him playing.'
The Dallas Cowboys are trying to figure out how to replace the production lost from Tony Romo and Dez Bryant's injuries. Here is a look at moves that Dallas is making during their bye week to address these concerns.
On Thursday, Dez Bryant made his first appearance on the Cowboys practice field since undergoing surgery five-and-a-half weeks ago to repair a broken bone in right foot.
Dez Bryant wants to be the next player to return, but Jason Garrett isn't so sure that he is ready.
The New England Patriots pulled away from a powerless Dallas offense.
The Dallas Cowboys offense continues to fall to injuries, but the defense has suddenly grown to full strength, with players coming back from suspension and injuries just in time to play the New England Patriots. Here is a look at the Dallas Cowboys injury report for this week's NFL game.
The Dallas Cowboys get two of their best defensive stars back this week from suspension, but they're still struggling on the offensive side of the ball due to injuries and lack of performance in the running game. Here is a look at some of the biggest Cowboys headlines heading into their week five game with the New England Patriots.
Next up for Dallas is undefeated New England, followed by the surging Giants and then Seattle.
The Dallas Cowboys defense had no answers for Matt Ryan in week three, and now they have to face Drew Brees with some key players injured.
After Weeden couldn't answer an Atlanta rally with any success down the field in a 39-28 loss Sunday, the natural question was whether the Cowboys trusted their backup enough with Tony Romo sidelined.
Tony Romo has joined Dez Bryant on the injured list and both players are out for at least two months. With Jason Witten also injured and three defensive linemen suffering injuries that knock them out this week, the Dallas Cowboys limp into a game with fellow unbeaten Atlanta Falcons.
In the span of a few days, Jerry Jones has elevated from 'low as a crippled cricket's ass' to 'daydreaming' about Cowboys greatness.
Dez Bryant and I visited this morning near the Cowboys weight room, where he noted, "Things are going perfectly. My foot feels great. Feels like it's healing great.''
Jason Witten was almost mummified and almost mute, emerging from the Cowboys' Valley Ranch training room for just a moment to offer some clarity on national-media speculation that his streak of 189 consecutive games played (the NFL's longest active streak for a non-specialist) is in danger.
Last week, the Cowboys lost wide receiver Dez Bryant to an injury. This week, they lost quarterback Tony Romo to an injury. What you think about the team's playoff chances now?
Dez Bryant was already out, having been lost in the Week 1 win over the Giants. Now here is was Week 2, at Philly, and Tony Romo goes down, too?
Tony Romo joined Dez Bryant on the injured list with a broken left collarbone.
The Dallas Cowboys head into a huge NFC East game with their rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles and former Cowboys' star DeMarco Murray this weekend. However, the Cowboys are severely empty handed as they lost wide receiver Dez Bryant, pass rushing rookie Randy Gregory, and offensive lineman Ronald Leary for the game.
