The Cowboys won, but it feels like a loss. The defense played good today, but here we go again with the penalties and poor execution on offense. Through 3-weeks this team looks like a carbon copy of the 2011 team, and that means 8-8 again, no playoffs. Let’s be honest about the Cowboys, we stink, we are a bad team and inconsistent. If we’re going to be the Jekyll and
Its been rough watching this game, but one constant that has effected the offense has been Jason Witten and Doug Free. Wittten is clearly not himself, dropping passes left and right. But perhaps much more concerning is the play of RT Doug Free. He’s been garbage since the first week and this is effecting the running and passing game. I’m sure Witten will return to form,
I’m sure like all fans, we are just pissed off beyond belief and with plenty reason. The Cowboys let us down, simple as that. Here we are thinking the Cowboys turned the corner after a great win on the road against the champs, but then they don’t even show up in Seattle. So much for thinking the Cowboys were returning to the 90′s, no these are the same ole Cowboys
It sounds weird to say this game against the NY Giants was a must-win this early in the season, but it definitely was and the Cowboys showed up in vintage form. There were a ton of questions heading into this game and several were answered emphatically. We know about the big plays, the clutch plays; but, let’s take a look at the inner workings that lead us to 24-17 victory. Conditioning Two
With the release of QB Stephen McGee to make room for new center Ryan Cook, the Cowboys 53-man roster is set for now. In addition, the Cowboys announced their practice squad signings and they are: LB Orie Lemon WR Danny Coale (5th round pick) RB Jamize Olawale RB Lance Dunbar DT Robert Callaway DT Ben Bass OG Ronald Leary WR Tim Benford I was really holding my breath on the Danny
With about a week’s worth of camp in the books we’re now dealing with another Miles Austin hamstring issue. He tweaked it, and is being held out as a precaution. If this doesn’t concern you, then somethings wrong with you. Here’s a player who to me, is injury prone. After the draft I wrote a piece saying that the Cowboys not only needed a #3 WR, but just
Just a few days ago Cowboys offensive line Coach Bill Callahan stated that Mackenzy Bernadeau was slated to be our RG, well things may have just changed. Bernadeau had hip surgery that was done to avoid it becoming a chronic issue. At first glance this sounds like a red flag, but the Cowboys knew about this ahead of time when they brought him in, and likely knew this was going to
There’s been some recent discussions on who will land the #3 WR spot, and I think it’ll be wide open, Garrett pretty much said so. But the thing the Cowboys are also looking for is the #4 WR and quality depth this offseason. The Cowboys escaped a disastrous scenario when Dez and Austin were dinged up and injured during the season. Scooping up Laurent Robinson out of
Cowboys Offensive Line Coach, Bill Callahan was interviewed during today’s mini-camp and he gave us some insight to where our new free agent offensive linemen will play. Callahan said Nate Livings would play LG and Mackenzy Bernadeau at RG; in addition, Bill Nagy will compete at center where he’ll hope to displace Phil Costa. Costa had a very frustrating and inconsistent
Its absurdly early to try to deduce how any of these rookies will be able to contribute or become starters for the Cowboys, but some of what Ive been reading online and some of Jerry’s comments are encouraging for sure. One thing you’ll know is that Jason Garrett is still taking Parcell’s “earn the star” philosophy. None of the rookies had star helmets,
The Cowboys rookie mini-camp starts today, and all eyes will be on our newly minted rookie draftees; however, the Cowboys we’ll get to see how the undrafted rookie free agents look. Rookie free agents have been roster gold in recent years, so the Cowboys are hoping to find the next diamonds in the rough. Practices start today at 10:30, NFL network will be onsite covering the
The Ravens just got the terrible news that Terrell Suggs will be out for the year, and they are in a panic mode. I’ve actually been told they are coming up with some contingency plans and one of them could be a call to Dallas on Anthony Spencer’s availability via a trade. First, the Cowboys would need to consider the trade and likely make a new contract for Spencer to

