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The Dallas Cowboys off-and-on season continues, as the Cowboys lost to the San Diego Chargers in Week 4. Here is a look at the Cowboys team grades for the fourth game of the NFL season.
Philip Rivers and the rest of the Chargers team made sure that they did not let a fourth-quarter lead slip away against the Cowboys, rallying to win 30-21 on Sunday.
Inactive for the Cowboys are wide receiver Miles Austin, cornerback Chris Greenwood, guard David Arkin, center Phil Costa, tackle Darrion Weems, tight end Andre Smith and defensive end Caesar Rayford.
The only game the Dallas Cowboys lost is the only one in which Anthony Spencer played. That sure doesn't mean they wish it was his last of 2013.
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?
Some people believe that Tony Romo is at his best when he has the freedom to improvise. Tony Romo is a game manager. Or, at least, that is what he should be.
Cowboys middle linebacker Sean Lee makes his weekly appearance with Ben and Skin to discuss the upcoming Week 4 match-up with the San Diego Chargers.
Jason Hatcher isn't sure if he should be called a vocal leader for the Dallas Cowboys. The defensive tackle's words and actions say he should.
Dallas Mavericks forward Shawn Marion joins Ben, Skin, and Tim Cowlishaw for their weekly NFL Picks.
The NFL and Twitter said Thursday that the deal will let football fans interact with NFL video content created specifically for Twitter - on computers, tablets or mobile devices
Cowboys defensive lineman George Selvie unexpectedly calls in to the Ben and Skin show, and Shan Shariff and the Fake Monte Kiffin show up to spice up the interview!
The Dallas Cowboys have placed defensive end Anthony Spencer on season-ending injured reserve and claimed cornerback Chris Greenwood off the Detroit Lions' practice squad.
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.
Bryant has been fined $7,875 by the league for a throat-slash gesture made after his first-quarter touchdown. He now says he will appeal.
DeMarcus Ware finished the Dallas Cowboys' third game of the NFL season with two sacks, giving him 115 for his career. That allowed him to surpass Harvey Martin for the most in team history.
There is a huge difference between "Peyton Manning Type Time," and actually being Peyton Manning.
The Dallas Cowboys continue the shuffle along their defensive line, adding former Colts defensive tackle Drake Nevis on Tuesday, according to the team's website.
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.
With a new high powered offense, the Chargers have played competitive all season but have a losing record thanks to a bad defense. Here is a breakdown of the Chargers heading into Week 4.
Former Cowboys Daryl 'Moose' Johnston called the Cowboys to win the game - now he joins Ben & Skin to give his recap of the game.
With the league expanding its annual international series from one game to two this year, the usual questions arise whether one day the league will expand to London.
After a 31-7 victory over St. Louis on Sunday, the Cowboys shot down a report that the defensive tackle and emerging team leader had singled out his quarterback to stress the importance of avoiding another up-and-down season.
I take at least as much pleasure from watching the Giants, Redskins and Eagles suck as I do from watching the Cowboys do well.
The Dallas Cowboys beat the St. Louis Rams, 31-7, in Week 3 of the NFL season. In the game, Dallas turned in a perfect performance on both sides of the ball. Here is a look at the grades for the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3.
For a club plagued by an "undercurrent of frustration'' featuring the alleged "calling out'' of Tony Romo by fellow team leader Jason Hatcher, the Cowboys certainly looked like a unified bunch in Sunday's 31-7 home win over St. Louis.
