Jess Haynie 
After last night’s victory, the New England Patriots have won six Super Bowls since the Dallas Cowboys won their last one in 1995. The Patriots’ success the last 18 seasons is a sobering thought for any NFL franchise, but especially those who haven’t had much success during their … Read more
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The honors keep coming for Gil Brandt, the longtime lead scout for the Dallas Cowboys from their inception in 1960 all the way to 1989. Yesterday at the NFL Honors ceremony he was announced as a member of the 2019 class for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. … Read more
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We are sad to inform that Wade Wilson, who both played and coached for the Dallas Cowboys close to two decades, has died. Today was his birthday, and he had just turned 60 years old. Wilson was most recently the Quarterbacks Coach in Dallas from 2007 to 2017, … Read more
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We’re just a little over a month until the start of NFL free agency in 2019. Like all other teams, the Dallas Cowboys are already looking at potential moves to make. Some of those could come from the open market, but they also have decisions to make with … Read more
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It’s now official; Kellen Moore will be the Offensive Coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys in 2019. He is being promoted from the position of Quarterbacks Coach, where he spent last season after moving from the roster to the coaching staff. Moore will be replacing Scott Linehan, who was … Read more
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In his one season with the Cowboys, Tavon Austin missed eight games with injury and never found a consistent role on offense. Soon to turn 29 in March, the veteran is about to become an unrestricted free agent. Were his intermittent flashes of speed and special teams ability … Read more
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One of the tougher contract decisions facing the Dallas Cowboys this offseason is with Defensive Lineman Tyrone Crawford. While the veteran is still a solid contributor and one of their captains last year, the Cowboys can create about $6 million in salary cap space by releasing or trading … Read more
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We like to keep an eye on our NFC East rivals here at Inside The Star, and things are certainly bad for the Redskins right now at quarterback. It was reported yesterday that Quarterback Alex Smith’s gruesome leg injury last year will probably cost him 2019 as well. … Read more
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As the Dallas Cowboys look to build on a solid 2018 campaign, they will need to use resources wisely to put the team into Super Bowl contention next season. With some big contracts coming down the line and areas of the roster that need improvement, could veteran Linebacker … Read more
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At first glance, the idea of the Dallas Cowboys trading for Pittsburgh’s Antonio Brown sounds pretty far-fetched. But if you really start to look at, Dallas is in a better position to add the Steelers disgruntled star receiver than most teams. It makes you wonder if the Cowboys … Read more
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The Cowboys coaching staff is already in Orlando, FL working with the NFC team for the 2019 Pro Bowl. One of those staffers is Kellen Moore, who is a heavy favorite to become Dallas’ new offensive coordinator. Could this weekend’s game be his audition? Moore’s previous job as … Read more
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With free agency on the horizon, Cole Beasley isn’t pulling any punches about his dissatisfaction with his role in the Dallas Cowboys offense. Could this have him wanting a change of scenery in 2019? Today, Beasley made some big statements on his personal Twitter account. The first was … Read more
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The notion that current Quarterbacks Coach Kellen Moore will be promoted to Offensive Coordinator has divided many Cowboys fans. The idea is growing on some, but others remain very opposed. Is he really the right guy to help Dallas’ offense get to the next level? Yesterday, one of … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys have reportedly signed Receiver Devin Smith, previously with the New York Jets, to a futures contract. Smith was a 2nd-round pick, 37th overall, in the 2015 NFL Draft. Before going pro, Devin was a college teammate of current Cowboys Ezekiel Elliott, Rod Smith, and Noah … Read more
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You may have already heard that the Dallas Cowboys will be flush with salary cap space in 2019, but what you may not have heard is that a huge portion of that is due to the expiration of dead money. In 2018, the Cowboys took a cap hit … Read more
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Lost in yesterday’s hoopla over Scott Linehan’s return was a positive report about Center Travis Frederick. In his comments to the media, Jason Garrett said that Frederick’s recovery timetable should allow him to a full participant in the team’s offseason program. After never missing a start in his … Read more
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The sting from the Dallas Cowboys’ playoff elimination hasn’t worn off yet, but it always helps to start focusing on the future. It seems a good time to look ahead at the team’s 2019 free agents; 16 players with expiring contracts. The biggest name of the group was … Read more
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The Scott Linehan Experience may not over in Dallas after all. Head Coach Jason Garrett said in a radio interview today that the offensive coordinator will be back in 2019. Garrett also said that they anticipate no other significant changes to the coaching staff. Jason Garrett said on … Read more
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The Cowboys’ 2018 season ended last night with a disappointing playoff loss to the Los Angeles Rams. And though it doesn’t feel like it today, Dallas can approach this it offseason with a lot of optimism and confidence for the future. Today isn’t even the darkest point of … Read more
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The Cowboys kept fighting even after a 20-7 halftime score, but this time there was no coming back. Dallas’ 2018 season ended with a 30-22 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the Divisional Round. The game will be most remembered for the abysmal run defense from the … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys have gone into the locker room with a 20-7 halftime deficit in their 2018 playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams. There are multiple factors to the score, but none bigger than Dallas’ defense getting decimated by the L.A. running backs. Todd Gurley has 80 yards … Read more
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