Dallas Cowboys

Almost a week ago Dez Bryant was released by the Cowboys and now the search continues for his next landing spot. He finished his Dallas career with eight seasons as a prime receiver, 531 catches (third in franchise history), 7,459 receiving yards (fifth), and 73 touchdown catches (first)...

Despite being the Cowboys leading receiver last season with 838 receiving yards and six touchdown receptions, the Dallas Cowboys have decided to part ways with Dez Bryant.   To say this move was necessary is quite the understatement considering the issues that Bryant has endured the past couple of seasons...

With just three weeks away until the 2018 NFL Draft, excitement for the next generation of NFL players is at an all-time high and the countdown to Dallas is alive. From the Browns making significant moves during the off-season, to the Patriots notching two first-round picks, this draft will be extremely interesting from top to bottom...

Cowboys fans better hope the Falcons and Lions stumble their way across the 2017 season finish line.

The Cowboys got a huge 28-17 win against the Chiefs on Sunday at AT&T Stadium and have been red hot the past few weeks, winning three in a row.  In a game that Dallas dominated, there was one particular play at the end of the first half that occurred where KC wide receiver Tyreek Hill scored a 57 yard TD on one of the craziest scenarios you will ever see. ...

Former UTEP Miner star Aaron Jones just became a household name in Green Bay after his 125-yard performance, helping the Packers upset the Dallas Cowboys 35-31.

Dak Prescott threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score, and the Dallas Cowboys beat the Arizona Cardinals, 28-17, on Monday night.

The first Sunday of the 2017 NFL season has come and gone. Here’s a recap of Week 1’s biggest highlights.

In a ruling that may have surprised many yesterday, NFL arbitrator Harold Henderson denied Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliot's appeal to have his six game suspension reduced or thrown out.  Despite the fact that Elliot supposedly presented new evidence to plead his case and that he was never convicted for domestic violence in an Ohio court, the suspension was upheld, and now the real fun begins.

The NFL today suspended Dallas Cowboys Ezekiel Elliott six games for a domestic violence incident from July 2016 and the running back plans to appeal.