Goodwin Hopes To Break 40-Yard Dash Record
Longhorns wide receiver Marquise Goodwin had just 26 catches as a senior in Austin, but his speed and athleticism give scouts reason to think he'll be more productive in the NFL.
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Longhorns wide receiver Marquise Goodwin had just 26 catches as a senior in Austin, but his speed and athleticism give scouts reason to think he'll be more productive in the NFL.
Sometimes in life rules trump desires. As in, you'd really like to talk about a certain subject but, alas, the career-threatening consequences prohibit you from uttering even one syllable.
The news of NFL quarterback Tim Tebow appearing at First Baptist Church of Dallas in April has drawn much criticism from media outlets that have branded that leader of the church Dr. Robert Jeffress as controversial.
With the Cowboys over the 2013 salary cap by about $20 million, CBS Sports recently opined that the team would have a tough time franchise tagging linebacker Anthony Spencer.
The NFL won't call it the Jim Harbaugh Rule, but it might as well. The San Francisco head coach is one of those the league's competition committee has in mind when it took action to keep coaches from wandering onto the field.
The Dallas Cowboys on Wednesday opened discussions with representatives for quarterback Tony Romo on what might be a three- or four-year extension of his contract.
He used to wear TCU purple and call Fort Worth home, now he's in the great white north and dons the orange and black stripes for the Cincinnati Bengals.
CBS Sports columnist Gregg Doyel defended his latest column "Agreeing to speak at intolerant church is Tebow's greatest sin" with New School on 105.3 The Fan.
Flacco is the catalyst to a perfect storm for teams trying to sign or retain their franchise quarterbacks.
On Sunday, April 28, Tim Tebow will be speaking at a Dallas Baptist megachurch headed by evangelical reverend Robert Jeffress, who has spoken out in the past against Muslims, Jews, Mormons and homosexuals.
NFL owners nearly tripled the commissioner's compensation in the 2011 tax year and likely made Goodell the best paid commissioner in U.S. sports.
The man credited with designing the famed blue star logo of the Dallas Cowboys has died.
Redskins GM Bruce Allen said Thursday the team isn't considering a new nickname, adding that it's "ludicrous" to suggest that the franchise is trying to upset Native Americans.
The Redskins are encouraged by quarterback Robert Griffin III's progress, so much that the team believes he has a good shot of starting in Week 1.
Monte Kiffin figures he could be 52 and coaching the 3-4 defense instead of 72 and running the 4-3. Age and scheme don't matter much to the new Cowboys defensive coordinator.
Former Dallas Cowboys placekicker David Buehler has signed with the New York Giants. The team announced the move Wednesday.
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett isn't ready to say if he will give up play-calling duties in 2013. He did say it would be his decision.
"I think the fans get excited each year because they know that this team is capable of doing something,"' Aikman said. "I believe most fans recognize (of Romo), 'Hey, this guy's really gifted.'
It doesn't matter how many times the question comes up, or in what form, the answer remains the same: the Cowboys have every intention of keeping Tony Romo in Dallas.
We're coming off a nice run of weather during the week of Super Bowl XLVII. That's not likely to be the case for Super Bowl XLVIII when the NFL will invade the New York and New Jersey.
Troy Aikman has a job that requires him to be an objective analyst of the Cowboys. But from either perspective, he's a believer in the quarterbacking skills of Tony Romo.
Former Dallas Cowboys QB Troy Aikman called in to talk with about the 'Boys and his thoughts on coach Jason Garett. Embrace it!
Cowboys DT Jason Hatcher called in Monday afternoon to 105.3 The Fan to talk with RAGE. The guys discuss the 4-3 defense, the Grammy Awards and...Bikram Yoga?
Even with the NFL season ending just a few short weeks ago, Cowboys CB Brandon Carr tells RAGE how close the Cowboys are to winning a Championship.
The former financial adviser for ex-NFL quarterback Vince Young says he arranged a seven-figure loan for Young during the 2011 lockout because the player wanted to throw himself a $300,000 birthday party.
