The season came full circle with another disappointing loss to end the Cowboys 2011 campaign. It was Garrett’s first complete year, and 8-8 is the result. Most writers had pegged the Cowboys to finish between 9-7 and 8-8, since it was seen more of a rebuilding year in transition, looks like the pre-season consensus was correct. So, all Cowboys fan’s are still enraged

It wasn’t rocket science when I said the secondary would be a big factor tonight, everyone knows we suck back there, and Eli Manning tore us up with the last two TDs in the 4th quarter. I feel sorry for Cowboys Nation, we were up 12 points, and just fell apart. As predicted, the defense would skip the next two defensive series and give up the game. I’m pissed off how

Ready for some playoff atmosphere football tonight? Well, that’s the type of big game we’re looking at this evening. Tonight’s game will likely determine which team will clinch the NFC East, and the loser will likely tailspin and fade away. The Cowboys are under alot of pressure, and you can almost feel everyone waiting for the wheels to fall off yet again in December.

The Cowboys defeated the Dolphins 20-19 with another game-winning field goal off the foot of rookie kicking sensation Dan Bailey. The Cowboys improve to 7-4 and alone atop the NFC East. The game itself was full of high drama, it had it all from kickoff to the final whistle; but, the Cowboys were able to muster some clutch drives with Romo leading the way. Romomentum in November Throughout

About one month ago we saw veterans Marion Barber, Marc Colombo, Leonard Davis, and Roy Williams leave the team mostly due to their salaries. As this 2011 Preseason nears its end, it’s becoming clear that other veterans are due to suffer the same fate next offseason. Here’s a look at some Cowboys players who are almost certainly on their last ride with the team: Terence Newman

KEY PLAYERS Terence Newman – For my money, Newman is the most underappreciated player on the team.  You can knock him for his lack of interceptions but he usually handles his business and has proven he can take a star receiver out of a game.  Last year he posted his career-best numbers in both tackles and interceptions.  Maybe this will be his last year in Dallas as the financial

Before the NFL Draft and especially now in its aftermath, Cowboys fans have been speculating what 2010 players will not be with the team next season.  My CowboysBlog colleague gave his thoughts on Roy Williams’ future in a post yesterday (link).  I actually disagree with Joe and think Roy will still be with us next season, but we’ll get to him later.  For now, here

Jerry Jones has said that four or five players are in danger of not coming back this upcoming season. So, who’s on that list? Marion Barber and Marc Colombo are the two given, especially after drafting Tyron Smith and DeMarco Murray. Common sense and speculation point to, Terence Newman and Roy Williams being the other two players. Newman’s status will be effected with

Many critics of the Cowboys 2011 draft class are quick to point out that the Cowboys defensive needs were not addressed, in particular the defensive backfield, especially in the early rounds of the draft. To me, the Cowboys developed their board based on their assessments of the prospects this year, and the defensive back class were not that strong. So, the Cowboys went more the

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;

The Cowboys will head into the draft with 11 picks in their arsenal, but will they actually walk away with 11 players? Its unlikely the Cowboys will draft 11 players.  Look for the Cowboys to be wheeling and dealing to move around to get the players they want, they have 9 picks that are in play to move up and down the draft board. NFL rules do not allow teams to trade compensatory

The Cowboys have gone to a busy offseason from a slow quiet start. Jerry promised changes would happen and he’s kept his word. Jerry let players walk and released players should which should enhance the roster and the locker room. April is almost here and the Cowboys have made lots of moves. Let’s revisit some of the offseason rumors I expected to occur this year. In