I think we’ve seen enough over the years to know Jason Garrett is not going to get this team anywhere, and with another blundering loss under his belt the seat should be getting warm for Garrett. The burner is on, inching towards a medium heat this coming Sunday against the Panthers. The Cowboys are last place in the division at 2-3, and the rest of the division is playing

So, now that most of Cowboys Nation has had a full day to digest the disappointing loss against the Jets we’ll take a look at the good the Cowboys did against the Jets. To be exact, the Cowboys used the game against the Jets as a measuring stick, and we did very well, despite the turnovers. Many of us had great concerns over the defense, since they looked very average during

Wade Phillips has snagged up Reggie Herring to Houston, its official. I fully expect secondary coaches Brett Maxie and Dave Campo to be relieved of their duties as well. The secondary played their worst football in several seasons, and a fresh start could be just what the doctor ordered. I don’t think anyone is surprised Herring is gone, but everyone SHOULD definitely expect

Wade Phillips has asked permission to speak with the Cowboys LB coach Reggie Herring, and secondary coach Brett Maxie could follow. They will probably be gone either way, so I don’t see Jerry stopping Phillips from bring them to Houston. On the Todd Bowles front, according to Fox’s Jay Glazer, Sparano is staying in Miami after they failed to land Jim Harbaugh, which

Its Official, Jerry Jones has made his final decision, and Jason Garrett will be the Cowboys 8th coach in their history. The decision was a forgone conclusion and just a matter of the team working out all the contract details. With a deal signed, sealed, and delivered, the Cowboys will hold a press conference today at 1:30pm cst. You can watch it live on NFL Network, starting at

Jerry Jones has completed the interview process in selecting the next Head Coach of the Dallas Cowboys, and the official announcement will come via a press conference later today. Jason Garrett will be named the Head Coach. The Cowboys are wasting no time in piecing together the rest of Garrett’s staff as well. Todd Bowles was interviewed yesterday; realistically, for the

We have all seen the miraculous turnaround the Cowboys have made under Jason Garrett’s command, and if the team continues on this path, I’d expect Jerry to remove the interim title and make him the new head coach for 2011 and beyond. I don’t think there’s any question, Garrett has changed the culture and its paying off bigtime. Looking ahead, if Garrett becomes

The Cowboys called in their season last week; however, after thinking it could not get any worse the Cowboys showed up, but no one played. This team quit, almost like they are collectively asking Jerry to make a change for them. That’s the only logical conclusion, because nothing else is making sense right now, this team is lost and completely imploded. Jerry is expected to

The Cowboys showed up as the 1989 Cowboys for today’s Halloween game, and they looked the part maybe worse. Can the Cowboys season be going any worse. Today, they turned into another abysmal game, riddled with turnovers galore. We’re stinking it up, three more losses and we’ll have eliminated ourselves from the playoffs; but, lets be real, we’re not making

Let’s be realistic here, the Cowboys season was done before it even began, the injury to Romo just solidifies and adds insult to injury to Cowboys Nation. We have the distinct possibility of going 1-15 at the rate we are playing right now; however, I’m thinking more 4-12, still a horrible record considering everyone penciled us in to the Super Bowl – what a joke. The

The Cowboys have pretty much flushed away their season after another abysmal showing against the equally horrendous Vikings. The Cowboys season  is over, forget about having any post season aspirations! The Cowboys have a loaded team on both sides of the ball and have now become the laughing stock of the NFL for this such reason. How do you field such a sloppy team each week and

The Cowboys continued to be proactive and leapfrog again, and this time they moved to the #55 pick from #59 to draft LB Sean Lee, Penn State. Lee is likely going to be penciled in at ILB, and possible successor to Keith Brooking. Lee was rated the second best ILB and the Cowboys made the move to get their guy. Fans were hoping the Cowboys would have moved up to grab a decent safety,