Is Alleged Cowboys' 2014 Cap Going To Be A "Train Wreck''?
Calculators all over Cowboys Nation are spitting sparks and being enveloped in smoke as a result of the ESPN report that alleged Dallas' 2014 cap is going to be a "train wreck.''
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Calculators all over Cowboys Nation are spitting sparks and being enveloped in smoke as a result of the ESPN report that alleged Dallas' 2014 cap is going to be a "train wreck.''
On Sunday morning various sports media outlets, including the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, reported that the Dallas Cowboys are no longer sold on DMarco Murray
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined 105.3 The Fan for his weekly show and kicked-off the conversation remembering the career of Jay Ratliff, who was cut from the Cowboys this week after sitting out all of the 2013 season due to injury.
In the immediacy of the moment, some Dallas Cowboys observers believe the five-year, $40-million extension given now-departed Jay Ratliff two years ago ranks as Jerry Jones' worst-ever gaffe.
Ben's son is having trouble choosing sides on the massive Tony Romo debate, plus Ben's awkward exchange with Miles Austin, and some crazy Jerry Jones audio.
NFL deadline trade ideas are fun. They are the stuff that sports-talk-radio dreams are made of. Unfortunately, after the media/fan proposals are made, sports-talk-radio dreams of "monster trades'' die.
Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray will not be available this Sunday when the team travels to Philadelphia, according to team owner Jerry Jones. The status of Pro Bowl DE DeMarcus Ware is uncertain.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined 105.3 The Fan's GBag Nation Friday and let them know right away that he had 'that old real nervous in the stomach feeling' heading into the Redskins vs Cowboys game on Sunday.
Minutes after the Cowboys fell to the Broncos on Sunday at AT&T Stadium, owner and GM Jerry Jones deemed the team's 51-48 loss a "moral victory". Jones clarified on Wednesday.
The Dallas Cowboys defense has given up an average of 409 yards a game this season. While owner Jerry Jones said he wants to cut Monte Kiffin some slack, something needs to change soon.
I know. I know. No moral victories. But let's look at the big picture. This may have been the first time this season the Cowboys were healthy enough to play at the up-speed tempo they played at.
New School poses the question, which Skip Bayless attempts to answer: Is Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones coddling the Cowboys?
The Cowboys tried hard. Participation ribbons for everyone. There are no moral victories in professional sports, especially for the Dallas Cowboys.
The Dallas quarterback displayed the full power of his offense from the earliest moments of Sunday's shootout with Denver, though the first 500-yard passing game in team history was spoiled by a late interception
That 2-3 record actually places Dallas in a first-place tie in the lame NFC East. And there is no grand shame in losing to the undefeated Broncos, who average an incredible 45 points per game.
Matt Prater kicked a 28-yard field goal as time expired and Peyton Manning and Denver overcame the first 500-yard passing game in Dallas history to keep the Broncos unbeaten with a 51-48 victory over the Cowboys on Sunday.
Tony Romo had a Peyton Manning comparison dropped on him by his owner in the offseason.
The Dallas Cowboys stand accused of having long suffered from what Jimmy Johnson calls "optimistic infection.' Does optimism cause a football team to overlook its weaknesses? Or does it help a football team overcome them?
The Texas Lottery has introduced the latest version of the Dallas Cowboys scratch-off game. The $5 game offers more than $29 million in instant prizes, topping out at $100,000.
The problematic left knee of Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl defensive end Anthony Spencer may require season-ending microfracture surgery, team owner Jerry Jones revealed on Tuesday morning.
As the Cowboys prepare to host the St. Louis Rams at AT&T Stadium this weekend Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he is still high on what the Cowboys can do despite the Week 2 loss to Kansas City.
While Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admits that the running game has room to improve, the real cause for the team's ground struggles may in fact have nothing to do with the Cowboys at all.
The noise that causes those same sort of chills to run up the spines of Dallas Cowboys fans? "We have to re-commit to the running game.''
Forbes has again released their most envied list of the "Richest 400 Americans" and to no surprise it again includes two of North Texas' best knows sports moguls; Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and Mavs owner Mark Cuban.
Curious fans were watching to see how the high-octane Chip Kelly offense would translate to the NFL. Jerry watched as well -- and was left impressed.
