Cowboys Release Safety Will Allen
The Dallas Cowboys announced Tuesday that they have released Safety Will Allen.
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The Dallas Cowboys announced Tuesday that they have released Safety Will Allen.
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.
The Dallas Cowboys have appeared on "Hard Knocks" twice. Now, the NFL is trying to spread it around.
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
Coupled with the players' pink equipment, especially their gloves and towels, the flags caused confusion among broadcasters, fans, players and coaches Sunday.
I suggested this on Friday's edition of New School and it DEFINITELY holds true today. Yesterday's classic shoot-out with the Broncos was a GOOD loss for the Cowboys.
While many are calling the Cowboys' 51-48 loss to the Broncos a "good loss" or "moral victory", head coach Jason Garrett isn't willing to use either label.
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.
Dallas receiver Miles Austin will miss his second straight game with a hamstring problem, and Denver cornerback Champ Bailey is still out with a foot injury.
The Fan caught up with Cowboys cornerback B.W. Webb to find out a little more about him, especially after coming from a highly educational, but not football prominent football school.
The last time Manning faced the Cowboys, he went 36 of 48 for 365 yards and two touchdowns, but also threw four interceptions in Indianapolis' 38-35 overtime loss Dec. 5, 2010.
Last spring, in Rod Marinelli's first-ever meeting with his players after taking the job as Dallas Cowboys defensive line coach, he grabbed their attention by opening a speech with five simple words:
You laugh now, but there was a time, very recently, when it was a debate. There was a time, when we thought the kid had commandeered the throne. There was a time when, when we thought it was the dawn of one empire, and the dusk of another.
JB Smoove is the celebrity guest this week in the Ben and Skin show NFL picks, as Tim Cowlishaw hangs on to a one game lead.
Austin was listed as doubtful Friday after not participating in practice all week leading into Sunday's game against Denver.
6-2-1 last week. 12-4-1 last 2 weeks. ROLLIN!!
The thirst for additional wealth among the NFL owners simply cannot be slaked, and therefore those in charge of such decisions will likely push hard to move a team there if it results in even $1 more net per year. The question is, should an NFL team move to London?
Tony Romo had a Peyton Manning comparison dropped on him by his owner in the offseason.
The Denver Broncos have the best offense in the NFL, and if the Dallas Cowboys want a chance of winning, they will need to rely on a weapon they need to rely on much more - DeMarco Murray.
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Anthony Spencer is undergoing microfracture surgery on his left knee Tuesday, a process that includes stem-cell treatment designed to help promote cartilage growth.
Dallas is near the bottom in pass defense and likely to be tied for the league lead with 10 TD passes allowed with Manning set for his first visit to the Cowboys' stadium after throwing for 16 scores in the first four games.
The visitor's locker-room door at Qualcomm Stadium featured thick iron bars and a coat of blood-red paint. Following Sunday's 30-21 loss to the Chargers, there seemed symbolism in that door.
Jason Garrett joined New School with Shan & RJ on Monday morning to discuss the team's 30-21 loss in San Diego.
