Almost completely out of character for Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys owner has publicly expressed fear about facing the Philadelphia Eagles again after what happened earlier this season. More: continued here
If you believe a recent poll, the Dallas Cowboys are no longer “America’s Team.” Responders to the survey made it clear the Cowboys weren’t beloved. In fact pollsters voted the Cowboys as America’s least favorite team. More: continued here
Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones admitted Tuesday to a healthy dose of fear for the Philadelphia Eagles. More: continued here
It is time for the Dallas Cowboys to try to gain some revenge against the Philadelphia Eagles but this is a definite trap game for the Cowboys. Even if Dallas loses to the Eagles, they can still beat the Giants the next week and make the playoffs. More: continued here
The Dallas Cowboys have always struggled in the month of December. Since Tony Romo took over as starting quarterback, he always had the Cowboys in position to take the division leaving the month of November but fell in December, seemingly every year. More: continued here
Dallas Cowboys vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers in TampaFL on 2011-12-17. Find NFL box scores, game recap, play by play, photos and more at SI.com. More: continued here
Please, Jerry, either sell the team or fire the general manager or just go away so the Cowboys can be a proud franchise again. Please! More: continued here
OXNARD, CA– – The Dallas Cowboys will be taking care of business, with many of the comforts of home, as they spend training camp sessions at one of the premier extended-stay hotels in Oxnard , CA.Recently … More: continued here
By Stephen F. Holder, Times Staff Writer Wednesday, December 14, 2011 TAMPA When Tony Romo was growing up in Burlington, Wis., he didn’t exactly regard the Cowboys as “America’s Team.” Now the NFL team’s Pro Bowl quarterback, Romo back then had a rather complicated relationship with his current club. “I actually grew up in Wisconsin, [...]
The Dallas Cowboys have lost two straight games and no longer control their own destiny in the NFC East. Dallas blew a fourth quarter lead against the New York Giants and look like they are continuing their December struggles. More: continued here