A collection of articles and blog posts with the main focus being subject matter concerning Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
Former Dallas Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory signed with the Denver Broncos in the midst of one of the wildest free agency periods in NFL history. Gregory didn’t leave Texas on good terms, firing a parting shot at both Cowboys fans and ownership. Seeing Gregory depart to join Russell Wilson in Denver hasn’t had a massive impact on the Dallas Cowboys odds to win the Super Bowl. It’s a move…
The Dallas Cowboys hosted the Denver Broncos on Sunday at AT&T Stadium, and what gracious hosts they turned out to be. Not only did they serve up a lopsided “W” to the visiting Broncos but they also welcomed a sea of orange clad Broncos fans who were loud and proud representing their team. It was an embarrassing loss both on and off the field for Cowboys fans and one has…
Dallas Cowboys fans have become a tragic lot. We have put up with mediocre results over the past quarter of a decade. We are so far removed from the dynasty days of Emmitt Smith, Troy Aikman, and Michael Irvin that there is an entire generation of Cowboys supporters who have not even witnessed their team play in an NFC championship game. In fact, the Dallas Cowboys are among a small…
In a recent interview on the The Jim Rome Show on CBS Sports Radio, former Cowboys legend and franchise all team leader in sacks DeMarcus Ware was asked to share his thoughts about his former team. Jim Rome inquired “What’s going through your mind when you watch them this year?” DeMarcus Ware responded and his answer was less than flattering for the current coaching staff and players. Here is his…
The Dallas Cowboys released DT Gerald McCoy today less than 24 hours after he suffered a season ending injury. This largely came as a surprise to most fans and members of the media but apparently there was a clause written into his contract which protected the team against the specific injury Gerald McCoy suffered to his right quad tendon. The details shown here as per Mike Garafolo of NFL Network:…
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott recently penned a letter to the Governor of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma parole board on behalf of death row inmate whose incarceration he believes was an egregious injustice. An article from TIME details the facts surrounding the case involving Julius Jones who was sentenced to death for the murder of Paul Howell in 1999. Jones was convicted despite a great deal of evidence that exists…
Let me begin by saying that I am a staunch supporter of Dak Prescott and I firmly believe that the Dallas Cowboys made a mistake not getting a long term deal done before the July 15th deadline. Despite my opinion on the subject, I will not be so arrogant as to assume that I could not be wrong about it. After all, I have been wrong about many things before…
The clock is ticking for Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys as the July 15th deadline to reach a long term deal is now less than 48 hours away. While it has been stated that deadlines make deals it would take nothing short of a miracle for the two sides to reach an agreement at this point with neither side reported to have made any recent contact. How did it…
Are the Dallas Cowboys America’s team? That label is constantly questioned by Dallas Cowboy haters across the league every year that goes by without a Cowboys championship. Despite the Cowboys struggles, despite the Super Bowl drought, the Dallas Cowboys still remain America’s Team. They draw the biggest crowds, demand the highest ticket prices, and appear in more prime time games than any other team. Unfortunately, they fail to live up…
When the Dallas Cowboys announced a contract extension for one of their core players on Tuesday, most fans expected it to be Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, or maybe Amari Cooper. Instead they negotiated a Jaylon Smith contract extension one year prior to him becoming a restricted free agent. The deal was worth $64 million over 5 years with $35.5 million in guarantees. Considering how much C.J. Mosley and Bobby Wagner…