If you polled a group of Dallas Cowboys faithful about the team’s biggest needs in the upcoming draft, it’s a safe bet that defensive tackle and safety would shake out near the top of the list. Most fans probably also realize that the cornerback room (with the decision to extend Byron Jones still very much in question) only returns two …
During the 2016 season when both Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot were in their first year, the Cowboys smartly trusted their rookie running back more than their rookie quarterback. Elliot was able to run the ball for 5.07 yards per carry and be the main guy in this offense. Flash forward to 2019 and everyone is ready to tell you …
Cowboys fans don’t need an education on the still-being-written legend of Dak Prescott. Mid round, project quarterback, called upon earlier than expected due to injury, plays himself into the permanent starting gig. What isn’t given enough light is the fact that Prescott earned 2016 Rookie of the Year honors, guided his team to the playoffs, and put together one of …
One of the most intriguing battles in Cowboys training camp so far has been and will continue to be at wide receiver. Depending on how you choose to view things, the WR room has either six guys competing for two spots or seven guys fighting for three. Just under two weeks of preseason work (including two games) remain. At the …
The Dallas Cowboys were not big spenders in free agency, but they were still able to bring talent to the team. The team was able to trade for defensive end Robert Quinn, sign backup safety George Iloka, and most importantly, sign slot receiver Randall Cobb. For only $5 million, the Cowboys got a 28-year-old, former pro-bowler with valuable experience to …
The Dallas Cowboys are bringing in veteran wide receiver Randall Cobb on a one year $5 million deal. Cobb has played for the Green Bay Packers for his entire career. The 28 year old receiver will add depth to a wide receiver core that needs help. In his stint with All-Pro quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, he accumulated 470 receptions for 5,524 …
After a two-week hiatus, the Dallas Cowboys host the red-hot Green Bay Packers in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs. The Packers travel to Dallas fresh off a decisive victory against the New York Giants, the same Giants squad that beat the Cowboys during both regular season matchups. Will the time off for the Cowboys prove to be a …
