Cowboys: From Wright Bros. To Victory Cigars
Jason Garrett told his Cowboys about the Wright Brothers prior to the team's game in Carolina on Sunday. And after the game, they walked off the field as winners.
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Jason Garrett told his Cowboys about the Wright Brothers prior to the team's game in Carolina on Sunday. And after the game, they walked off the field as winners.
Dan Bailey made a go-ahead 28-yard field goal with 3:25 remaining to help the Dallas Cowboys defeat the Carolina Panthers 19-14.
Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant is active and will start against Carolina after being held out of practice Friday with a groin injury.
"Felix Jones is one of the most conscientious, hardest workers that I've been around as a football player," Jerry said. "You've got to almost shoot him to get him off of the practice field."
The Panthers offensive line has major concerns this week, not the least of which is trying to keep Dallas outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware away from quarterback Cam Newton.
This quite possibly could be the saddest thing I've said in my 31-years of Cowboys fandom, I've gotten used to coping with these kinds of losses.
NFL executives want to change the culture of the league to reduce head injuries. So far this season, there's evidence it's going to be a tough road.
Jerry Jones was asked this week about his goals, and he still believes that the Cowboys can compete for a championship this year. Jason Witten supports that thought.
First things first. I hate the Carolina Panthers because of Cam Newton. Smarmy. Sketchy. Lap top bandit. Partner in crime with his own dad to break NCAA eligibility/cash exchange rules.
It's party time and beers and brats are the football fare of choice. Step up the flavor by thinking way beyond mustard and onions with these brat-topping ideas
Jimmy Johnson, a Garrett mentor, used to say, "You don't need to be nervous about what's gonna be on the test if you know all the answers.'' In other words, intellectual preparation is key.
Felix Jones gets a chance again. With DeMarco Murray out because of a sprained left foot, Jones is set to start Sunday when the Cowboys visit the Carolina Panthers.
Jesse Tyrone Chavful pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court in Dallas to one count of conspiracy to possess five kilograms or more of cocaine with intent to distribute.
Coach Jason Garrett is talking about the good things that happened for the Dallas Cowboys. Owner Jerry Jones says they could evolve into a championship contender this season.
The NFL is again urging a federal judge to avoid interfering in Commissioner Roger Goodell's efforts to discipline four players for the Saints' cash-for-hits bounty pool.
While we can only guess where Tanner's career is headed as a backup running back on a mediocre Dallas Cowboys' team, Lewis's Hall-of-Fame career might have ended in tackling him.
One of the more discussed topics in the NFL remains commissioner power. It is a fascinating subject and will remain so for years.
The NFL will double its exposure in the UK market during the 2013 campaign, with the league announcing a regular-season contest between the Vikings and Steelers which will be held at Wembley Stadium.
The Cowboys are expecting to be without running back DeMarco Murray for Sunday's game against the Panthers. Jerry Jones said that it "looks obvious" that Murray won't play.
Home-made jalapeño poppers are easier to make than one would think. They are the perfect snack for any football game because they can be enjoyed at home or, if you make them in advance, you can bring them along to a tailgate.
Jones told The Fan "if you look at the pluses Sunday, we're evolving into a team that can be a team that can compete for the championship. Not next year, this year."
A source familiar with Super Bowl 47 tells The Associated Press that the Grammy-winning diva will take the stage at the halftime show on Feb. 3, 2013, at the Superdome in New Orleans.
Lewis tore his right triceps during Sunday's 31-29 victory over Dallas. Cornerback Lardarius Webb also is out for the year after ripping the ACL in his left knee in the win against the Cowboys.
By now, Cowboys fans are probably sick of the prognosticators, former coaches, players, talk show hosts and analysts calling the team dumb after the way they ended in Baltimore.
