The Cowboys draft LB DeVonte Holloman, South Carolina #185 in the 6th round. This is the last pick for the Cowboys, they do not have a 7th round pick this year. Share

The Cowboys draft RB Joseph Randle, Oklahoma State with the #151 in the 5th round. We really needed to add another running back somewhere in this draft and the Cowboys got it done here with Randle, a well rounded back. He will definitely see a lot of action and provides insurance against the oft injured DeMarco Murray. Randle was yet again, another pre-draft visit. The Cowboys have

The Cowboys draft B.W. Webb, CB, William & Mary with the #114 of the 4th round. Depth was a need and adding Webb gives us another guy to fill in the departed Mike Jenkins. Share

The Cowboys need to find some gems on this last day of the draft, the Cowboys have been able to find some late round gems in the past, so lets hope they can duplicate some of that magic. The Cowboys will be drafting 4th (17th pick), 5th (18th pick), and 6th (17th pick) Outside of TE Gavin Escobar, the Cowboys have drafted players they brought in for pre-draft visits, so if the

The Cowboys took a beating with the Travis Frederick pick, but after thinking about it and with some reasoning the tone has calmed a bit; however, today’s pick in the 2nd round  with TE Gavin Escobar had fans boiling over with anger on several levels. Let’s look closer at the guys we drafted today and what their roles will be in the 2013 season. TE Gavin Escobar, San

The Cowboys draft WR Terrance Williams, Baylor with the #74 pick of the 3rd round. I like the pick, let’s hope he can contribute immediately and give us insurance when Austin has is yearly injuries. Share

Well now that we have let the surprise pick of C/OG Travis Frederick pick settle in, its time to move onward to the 2nd-3rd rounds which begin 5:30 (CST) The Frederick pick did address some offensive line issues, so we’ll see how it pans out. I will say this, of the players the Cowboys brought in for pre-draft visits, Frederick was the last one for the National visits, everyone

Well, Jerry Jones finds a way to ruin Cowboys Nation hopes for 2013. We traded from #18 to #31 to draft C/OG Travis Frederick, who is widely consider to be a 3rd round talent. He better start, and he better bump one of the other losers on the line that can’t play. He better be replacing Bernadeau or Costa. Period. You don’t do all this stupidity to draft a backup offensive

Fellow die hard fans, this is the day we have all been waiting for, NFL Draft day is our offseason Super Bowl. All the mock drafts are are done, with all the rumors true or false coming to a conclusion this evening. For the cap strapped Cowboys this is an important draft, and could help Coach Garrett keep his job with the correct impact players or it could bring his tenure closer

Free Agency is three days deep and Cowboys fans are salivating at some pretty good players going bye-bye as we remain handcuffed to our horrid cap management. If the season started today, the Cowboys would not win more than 8 games. The offensive line from 2012 remains fully intact and that should be scaring the crap outta fans. The #1 weakness going into the upcoming season is

Raise your hand if you rolled your eyes when the Cowboys slapped the franchise tag on Anthony Spencer. After reading comments and a few articles on this move, it looks like Cowboy Nation is 50/50 with it, maybe less. Let’s be frank about this, why would we franchise an average player who had one good season (contract year) and has admittedly taken plays off in previous seasons

It hasn’t taken long for all the rumors and speculation to go wild soon after Rob Ryan was fired on Tuesday. Speculation is ranging from various defensive coordinator names, to scheme changes. There’s two things I believe the Cowboys are maneuvering towards: a change in scheme to the 4-3, and a change in philosophy. Jason Garrett clearly said they would be going in another