Cowboys LB Lee: "The Toe Is Ready To Go"
Cowboys middle linebacker Sean Lee is ready to win a spot in the team's new defense, and he is no longer recovering from a "fluke injury" that ended his season last year.
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Cowboys middle linebacker Sean Lee is ready to win a spot in the team's new defense, and he is no longer recovering from a "fluke injury" that ended his season last year.
The Cowboys have released quarterback Aaron Corp two days after signing him. They also waived defensive tackle Brian Price.
105.3 The Fan is getting word that the Cowboys signed safety Gerald Sensabaugh to a one-day contract today, allowing him to retire as a Dallas Cowboy.
Carrie Underwood will take over the theme song for "Sunday Night Football," with NBC sticking to the formula of a female country music star for its intro.
The Cowboys have signed quarterback Aaron Corp, twice released by Buffalo after joining the Bills as an undrafted free agent last year.
Heisman Trophy winner Vinny Testaverde of Miami has been selected for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame.
Jerry Jones says Tony Romo has committed to spending "Peyton Manning-type time" trying to turn the Dallas Cowboys into Super Bowl contenders again.
"Jason Witten is arguably the best tight end in the National Football League,'' Garrett said, time and time again … as if to suggest that the drafting of Escobar has nothing to do with eventually replacing Witten.
While many have criticized what the Cowboys did in the 2013 NFL Draft, one source within the organization thinks this draft was one of the team's best in years.
It is a gigantic game of Chicken. It is also a gigantic game of Musical Chairs. And the two games involve gigantic sums of money and, because it's all about offensive tackles, it involves gigantic men, too.
Former Steelers wideout Hines Ward doesn't think that "football is ready" for an openly gay player just yet. But, if a player does decide to come out, Hines supports their decision.
He's a 4-time Super Bowl Champion, a Hall of Famer, and he stabbed Cowboys Nation in the heart with "The Catch" in 1982.
This weekend, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones channeled Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington with a winking nod to the unpredictability of the NFL Draft.
Travis joined 105.3 The Fan's Elf & Slater and gave us a preview of his game philosophy, what he can bring to the Cowboys and his thoughts on moving to Texas to become a Dallas Cowboy.
With the 2013 draft in the books, we now know that the Cowboys didn't feel like they needed a defensive tackle, but wanted a tight end and wide receiver. So, here's what might have been.
Former Dallas Cowboy and College Hall of Famer Tony Casillas joined New School to talk about his experience with gay teammates; this the day after veteran NBA center Jason Collins revealed that he is gay.
The Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin talks with 105.3 The Fan's Shan and RJ to discuss his newest players the Cowboys have drafted; JJ Wilcox and BW Webb.
The NFL Draft, which concluded Saturday, does not solve all roster issues -- and the Cowboys still have a glaring hole at defensive tackle.
The former Heisman Trophy winner was not in the team's plans, and he alienated himself from many teammates and coaches last season.
There is something more than a little fraudulent about media members issuing "draft grades.'' The pretense is that we know – better than, say, the Dallas Cowboys know – who is the right outside linebacker from Nowhere State who should be selected with pick No. 185.
The Dallas Cowboys have taken tight end Gavin Escobar of San Diego State in the second round of the NFL draft.
Cowboys Owner and General Manager Jerry Jones not only defended his decision to trade down from the 18th pick to the 31st to get Wisconsin Center Travis Frederick
The Cowboys' Round 1 selection of offensive lineman Travis Frederick of Wisconsin isn't the issue. But the path to get to him? Off the board. Off the chart. Off their rockers.
The Cowboys grabbed Travis Frederick to protect Tony Romo, but they didn't pick up a ton of value for trading down to grab him and surprised the Wisconsin product with the pick too.
The Dallas Cowboys have taken center Travis Frederick of Wisconsin with the 31st pick in the NFL draft after trading down 13 spots in a deal with San Francisco.
