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

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 dropped to 1-3 at home against a very beatable Titans squad. The theme of the game was mistakes again. The Cowboys have been plagued with really sloppy play and way too many mistakes to win any games in this league. The gig is up in Dallas, the Cowboys will not make the playoffs with the headcoachless horseman leading the way. We have two coordinators, and no head coach

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,

The NFL Draft is finally here, and tonight the Cowboys will be looking to add some premiere talent to bolster some weak spots on the starting rosters. The draft has always been very fluid and completely unpredictable, the question will be whether or not the Cowboys stay put at #27 or do they move up to snag a must have player? We are about to find out. The draft has been broken

Like most fans im enjoying this bitter sweet victory over the highly touted, undefeated Saints. The Cowboys had their foot on the peddle through most of the game, and it paid off at the end of the game. DeMarcus Ware’s decision to play in tonight’s game was clearly a huge part of the victory. The Cowboys will now play the Redskins, and finish the season against the hated

Wow, what a game, what a load of garbage turned in by both sides of the ball too. All kudos for Miles Austin saving the day with his big catches for the win. But one thing remains a constant for this team, and that’s inconsistency everywhere you look. I really wanted the Cowboys to blow out the lowly Chiefs the same way the Giants demolished a similarly crap team in the Raiders;

Who would be believe there’s high drama so early in the season with the Cowboys just 2-2 going into week 5 against a 0-4 Kansas City Chiefs team? Fans are closely watching the drama that is being built up in Dallas, like a volcano waiting to erupt. No one wants to play a team that has yet to win a game; moreover, the Cowboys don’t want to be the team to give them their

The Cowboys let the Broncos hang around and win the game, and Wade Phillips’ seat should be warming up. Despite being 2-2, the Cowboys are really playing some very mediocre ball on both sides of the ball. We’re on track for a dreadful 8-8 season if this team doesn’t make some changes. Its the same story different week, shoddy tackling, penalties, poor play calling,

This was two years in the making, but the time has finally arrived. The Cowboys have finally cut ties with OLB/DE Greg Ellis. The roster purge has been completed on both sides of the ball. Ellis was a good player, pretty solid, but in following the theme of change and locker room chemistry, Ellis is out in Dallas. Anthony Spencer and the rookies will now shoulder the full load at

After the debacle in Philadelphia to end the season Jerry Jones had promised changes that would help the Cowboys focus on a successful 2009 run; however, the question is,  have there been enough changes this offseason? We all remember how Jerry answered whether or not the Cowboys would make coaching changes if the Cowboys failed to make the playoffs. “The coaches are in place.

I’m not sure we take much stock in these so called experts draft grades, right? But I just realized something over at The National Football Post, which  I happen to like and stop by daily; however, it seems Wes Bunting has a special place or underlining hatred for the Cowboys. It’s quite obvious, I just had to do a quick write up on it. The National Football Post is