Jones Has No Regrets On Hardy, Thinks Romo Can Hopefully Salvage Season
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told The Fan's Shan & RJ that eight games into Greg Hardy's first season with the Cowboys - he's not looking back.
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told The Fan's Shan & RJ that eight games into Greg Hardy's first season with the Cowboys - he's not looking back.
The Dallas Cowboys are on the verge of making the return of quarterback Tony Romo a moot point -- if they haven't already.
Tony Romo is two weeks away from his return and Dez Bryant is almost back to full strength for the Dallas Cowboys. Here is a look at the Cowboys injury report as they head into a divisional matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Jerry Jones joined the GBAG Nation for his weekly interview on Friday. During the conversation, Jones was asked about the lack of depth behind Tony Romo.
Jason Witten was as happy as anyone to have Tony Romo back on the practice field, even though the Dallas tight end won't see his quarterback in a game for at least two more weeks because of a broken left collarbone.
The Dallas Cowboys headlines this week have been dominated by the release of starting running back Joseph Randle. With the man that some assumed could replace DeMarco Murray gone, the Cowboys are trying to figure out how to get back on the winning track.
It's the first time Romo has taken part in team drills he suffered a broken collar bone in the 2nd game of the season.
Jerry Jones has the built-in excuse of injuries to Tony Romo and Dez Bryant if the Dallas Cowboys don't defend their NFC East title.
After spending several weeks out of a Cowboys uniform, troubled Dallas running back Joseph Randle will not be carrying the ball anytime soon.
The Cowboys are quickly running out of opportunities to stay in contention without Tony Romo.
Two preseason NFC playoff contenders are set to play, both with four losses before the halfway point of the season.
The Cowboys (2-4) have their first four-game losing streak under Garrett -- all without offensive stars Tony Romo and Dez Bryant -- and have to face defending NFC champion Seattle on Sunday.
The Cowboys have now lost four in a row.
Dez Bryant is working to make his return to the Dallas Cowboys, but he is listed as doubtful on this weekend's injury report. With Bryant still about a week out, here is a look at the other injured Cowboys and their status for this week.
The previous time Matt Cassel filled in for a franchise quarterback, he was a first-time starter who unexpectedly won 10 games for New England after Tom Brady's season-ending knee injury in the 2008 opener.
The Dallas Cowboys are trying to figure out how to replace the production lost from Tony Romo and Dez Bryant's injuries. Here is a look at moves that Dallas is making during their bye week to address these concerns.
Dez Bryant wants to be the next player to return, but Jason Garrett isn't so sure that he is ready.
Brandon Weeden didn't last long as the starter in Cleveland. Now he might not make it to the end of his temporary assignment filling in for the injured Tony Romo in Dallas.
The Dallas Cowboys defense is back to full strength and looked good against Tom Brady and company for one half. However, the offense couldn't do anything in the game and the New England Patriots ran away with the win. Here is a look at the Cowboys team grades for week five.
The New England Patriots pulled away from a powerless Dallas offense.
Brandon Weeden didn't need Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to tell him that he's no Drew Brees.
Next up for Dallas is undefeated New England, followed by the surging Giants and then Seattle.
The Dallas Cowboys defense had no answers for Matt Ryan in week three, and now they have to face Drew Brees with some key players injured.
After Weeden couldn't answer an Atlanta rally with any success down the field in a 39-28 loss Sunday, the natural question was whether the Cowboys trusted their backup enough with Tony Romo sidelined.
The Falcons beat the Cowboys on Sunday, 39-28, but there's another way to look at it.
