Jury Selection Begins In Dallas Super Bowl Ice Suit
Jury selection has started in the trial of a lawsuit filed by a worker injured by ice and snow falling from the roof of Cowboys Stadium during the week before the 2011 Super Bowl.
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Jury selection has started in the trial of a lawsuit filed by a worker injured by ice and snow falling from the roof of Cowboys Stadium during the week before the 2011 Super Bowl.
The early 90's Cowboys thought their roster was talented enough to draft based on need. It was a mistake then, and it's still a mistake for the mediocre Cowboys.
Johnny Manziel would love to join the Dallas Cowboys.
DeMarcus Ware will undergo elbow surgery on Feb. 18, an action that further muddies the pass-rusher's future with the Dallas Cowboys.
By all accounts, Romo is progressing in core-stabilization and core-strengthening exercises following the surgery, which ended his 2013 season after a dramatic game 15 win at Washington.
Attorneys for Josh Brent won the sympathy of the jury, which sentenced the former Dallas Cowboy to just ten years probation.
With Garrett, Callahan and Monte Kiffin returning, do you give Jerry Jones CREDIT for continuity?
The Dallas Opera reveals its new season, including a free simulcast that will take place at AT&T Stadium.
Our report from the end of the Dallas Cowboys that has ownership considering an amicable retirement for 73-year-old defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin and an elevation of his lieutenant Rob Marinelli was always a 'consideration' and is still in play.
Chris Boniol and the Dallas Cowboys have 'mutually agreed' to part ways, the special-teams assistant coach tells me today.
Traditionalists and purists will moan, but an expansion of the NFL Playoffs adding two more wild-card teams is coming.
If the Dallas Cowboys dismiss offensive coordinator Bill Callahan, would the third time in flirting with Norv Turner be the charm to bring him back to Valley Ranch?
Bailey, 25, is set to be a restricted free agent. The Cowboys can issue him a first-round tender (guaranteeing Bailey a salary of about $3 million) or a second-round tender (at about $2 million).
The Cowboys have been mum on whether or not defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin will return in 2014. But Jerry Jones is certain about one thing: the Cowboys will not abandon the 4-3.
Some of the most prominent politicians and business people in the state came together Thursday in Dallas to remember billionaire and business legend Harold Simmons.
Indeed, while Jones said there will be fewer changes on the staff than last year, and also said he's in no hurry to finalize things, his unwillingness to commit to the coordinators seems to speak volumes.
Jerry Jones reaffirmed his commitment to head coach Jason Garrett on Tuesday, but the status of Garrett's coordinators is still in limbo.
The Dallas Cowboys lost their final game of the season, and missed the playoffs as a result, for the third straight year. However, for all the problems and difficulties, there is still room for optimism when it comes to the Cowboys' future.
Is Jerry Jones embarrassed by the Cowboys' failures over the past 17 seasons? As honest as the question was, the answer was even more direct.
Dallas Cowboys defensive leader Jason Hatcher insists the Cowboys are on the rise. But will he and DeMarcus Ware be around to see it next season?
Despite their dearth of recent success, all eyes will be on the Cowboys. For the karma and the drama, for better or worse, they are America's team. Mostly for worse. Just watch on Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys are making moves on a trio of quarterback fronts: overseeing a steroid injection for Tony Romo; preparing well-paid veteran backup Kyle Orton; and signing 41-year-old Jon Kitna.
As 2013 draws to a close, let's take a look back at the top 10 figures in the sporting world who would have been far better off avoiding Twitter, taking the high road, or playing the quiet game
There's a lot of uncertainty surrounding the Dallas Cowboys. Will Tony Romo play on Sunday? Is Jason Garrett coaching for his job?
The Dallas Cowboys are holding on to the slimmest of hopes that quarterback Tony Romo's season isn't over due to what sources say a disc-related problem in his back that is related to last April's surgery on the same area.
