Tomlinson Enjoying Break, Back In Camp This Week
Tomlinson is back in camp this week at Camp LT, his annual event for kids at TCU, where he was a star running back.
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Tomlinson is back in camp this week at Camp LT, his annual event for kids at TCU, where he was a star running back.
Two people familiar with the talks told The Associated Press on Friday that the sides will resume negotiations early next week at an undisclosed site. The lockout is deep into its fourth month, and this will be the fifth set of "secret" meetings.
With the lockout in its fourth month, representatives from all 32 teams are being updated by Commissioner Roger Goodell and his negotiating committee.
Fresh from the NFL Draft, the newest member of the Dallas Cowboys, DeMarco Murray stops by the Fan Father's Day BBQ at Cowboys Stadium to chat with Josh, Elf and Arnie and to meet the loyal Cowboys fans!
Jay Novacek spoke with 105.3 The Fan and stuck around to sign autographs for all the Cowboys fans at the Father's Day BBQ at Cowboys Stadium.
Cowboys great Charley Haley stops by to chat with New School at the 105.3 The Fan Father's Day BBQ at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. As always, Charles has plenty to say!
The date for NFL owners to argue for a dismissal of the antitrust lawsuit filed by a group of locked-out players has been moved up by two weeks to Aug. 29.
While the BCS title game in New Orleans remains scheduled for Jan. 9. a Monday night, it could be moved either up to Jan. 7 or back to Jan. 10.
Albert will be added to the NFL on CBS team. Albert worked for NBC Sports from 1977-97, announcing the NFL on NBC for 19 years.
A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis is hearing arguments on whether the three-month lockout is legal.
Single no more: Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is officially a married man. Romo, 31, wed former pageant queen and former CW 33 sports reporter Candice Crawford in an elegant ceremony in Dallas' Lee Park.
NFL owners have approved rules amendments for player safety that include eliminating a player launching himself into a defenseless opponent.
Usually, it's a time for discussing Super Bowl sites and rules changes. This year, the 32 owners primarily will talk strategy for this summer as the labor impasse goes through court proceedings.
The unions for hockey, baseball and basketball are siding with the players in the NFL lockout court battle, saying the league's lockout should be lifted.
Dallas, Fort Worth and cities in between have asked the state for reimbursement of security costs and other local expenses from this year's Super Bowl.
The court on Monday decided that the NFL's lockout of players should stay in place until a full appeal is heard on whether it is legal.
The players contend the new contracts were reached to fund the lockout, which has been in place largely without interruption since March 11 and is currently before a federal appeals court.
With the lockout keeping NFL teams from their usual offseason practices, Romo has organized a series of workouts that have been attended by more than 40 players.
A Dallas Cowboys spokeswoman who says she was hurt when the team's practice facility collapsed during a 2009 storm has filed a lawsuit.
A federal appeals court has agreed to a speeded-up schedule to hear the NFL's appeal of the order that lifted the lockout a week ago.
Nagy was selected 252nd overall, a compensatory pick in the seventh round for the Cowboys. There were only two more players picked after that before the end of the three-day draft.
Chapas was picked 220th overall in the seventh round Saturday. After that, the Cowboys have a compensatory pick remaining at 252nd overall.
Harris, also a standout kick returner, was the 176th overall selection in the draft, and the sixth for the Cowboys.
The Dallas Cowboys have selected cornerback Josh Thomas from Buffalo with the 143rd overall pick in the NFL draft.
