Dallas Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys addressed their receiver needs with the trade for Amari Cooper, but did they overpay by sending a first round pick to the Oakland Raiders?

Six weeks into the NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys are a .500 team that continues to deliver inconsistent performances on the field that drive their fans crazy.

Dallas Cowboys' coach Jason Garrett has always been one of those guys who just seems like a great person that would be ideal to hang out with and watch a game while downing a few beers.  My memories of him are that of a descent career backup quarterback, a good assistant coach, but overall, a mediocre head coach...

Former Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant arrived in Cleveland on Thursday to meet with the Browns, and quite frankly at this point, he needs to sign with them immediately.  Following a sub-par season for the Cowboys, Bryant was released this past April after spending his entire eight year career in Big D...

Terrell Owens issued a statement saying he will not attend his enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, which will take place in August.

While some expected owners and general managers to be knocking on Dez’s door left and right, his market value hasn’t truly developed since his release.

Aaron and Alvin Jones will take a break from the NFL summer workouts to host the second annual Jones Brothers Youth Skills Camp from July 19-20 at the Sun Bowl. On Thursday, July 19, the camp will register local children from five years old to seventh grade, and will be held from 4 p ...

Amid rumors and rumblings on new policy for the national anthem, NFL owners have officially approved a new policy that requires players to stand if they are on the field during the performance of the national anthem, while giving them an option to remain in the locker room, league officials announced Wednesday...

  After 15 seasons in the NFL, future Hall of Famer Jason Witten did the most logical thing imaginable by announcing his retirement on Thursday to replace Jon Gruden in the MNF booth next season.  Not only will Witten double his NFL salary, but most importantly, he won't get hit any more and continue the trend of former Cowboys' players to enter the broadcast booth following retirement.  T... Read

After a 15-year career ranking among the best tight ends ever at receptions and yards, Jason Witten deserves to enter Canton as a first ballot Hall of Famer.