The Cowboys made the type of splash they’ve avoided in recent years over their bye week, trading a first round pick for wide receiver Amari Cooper. The former fourth overall draft pick brings a receiving element which the Cowboys have not had on the outside this season, and … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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When the Dallas Cowboys made the trade for Amari Cooper a week ago, the focus was on what this meant at the top of the wide receiver depth chart, and rightly so. The team got better in the starting lineup with Amari Cooper as their WR1. Not only … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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The NFL trade deadline is tomorrow at 4:00 pm, and it’s expected to be another wild one. There have already been a number of reports of prime players who are on the trading block. So, should the Dallas Cowboys make another big move? Teams who are expected to … Read more
Written by: Shane Carter
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The Dallas Cowboys sending the Oakland Raiders a first-round draft pick in exchange for Wide Receiver Amari Cooper is proof they believe they can compete for not only a division title, but a playoff berth. If that is indeed their current mindset, I think they should go from … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The Dallas Cowboys moved on from a wide receiver that lacked production and became a distraction in his criticism of the team’s coaches and personnel. Than they signed Allen Hurns. Hurns made similar headlines on Wednesday, as the first-year Cowboys receiver called out Scott Linehan’s play calling against … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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From the outside looking in, the Dallas Cowboys look like a frustrated team. I can’t remember a time when so many players were speaking out and voicing their frustrations to the public. Generally those kind of discussions took place behind closed doors, which leads me to believe that … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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When things go wrong in any situation, the natural inclination is to figure out who’s to blame for the particular problem being faced. We’re seeing it in every walk of life. The easiest thing in life to do is to blame someone for a problem. The natural inclination … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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Make no mistake, Dallas Cowboys offense looked far superior Sunday afternoon against the Detroit Lions than they have at any point so far in the 2018 season. Having said that, they missed at least five opportunities at scoring a touchdown by my count, instead settled for field goals … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The Earl Thomas trade rumors have been relentless this offseason. We’ve heard about them. I’ve written about them, and for better or worse, they just won’t stop. No doubt Dallas Cowboys Safety Xavier Woods has heard them as well. When Woods went down with his hamstring injury and … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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The Dallas Cowboys signed free agent Allen Hurns during the offseason and made him the highest-paid receiver on the team. With that comes expectations of team-leading performance, but the Week 1 loss showed no signs of chemistry yet between Hurns and quarterback Dak Prescott. If the Cowboys are … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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Just the other day, The Ringer named one “x-factor” for each NFL team. For the Dallas Cowboys, they named recently reinstated Defensive End Randy Gregory. It’s definitely a good choice as Gregory has amazing ability to bend the corner and put pressure on opposing quarterbacks. It’s probably not wise to … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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Do you know the difference between a lump of coal and a diamond? Pressure. Both coal and diamonds are made out of carbon, but when pressure and heat are applied to coal over a period of time a diamond forms. Well, after revamping their wide receiver position, the Dallas … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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Sometimes in life, you need to suffer now so that you can thrive later on. For the Dallas Cowboys, they’ll need to suffer through their low cap space this season so that they can have a much higher cap space next season. Despite no longer being on the … Read more
Written by: Shane Carter
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The release of Dez Bryant earlier in the offseason created quite a bit of uncertainty heading into the 2018 season. Bryant had his flaws no doubt, but he was also one of the more passionate leaders on the team and the best red zone threat the Dallas Cowboys … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The Dallas Cowboys are back in offseason mode, concluding their OTAs and minicamp from The Star. With a hiatus until training camp, it was important for several high-profile players to make a strong first impression on the 2018 season. From the start of mini camp, these impressions were … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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As has been discussed at length over the last few months, no position group underwent more turnover in Dallas than the wide receivers. No longer does veteran wide out Dez Bryant loom over the unit, replaced by young up-and-comers like Michael Gallup, Allen Hurns, and Cedrick Wilson. The … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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The Dallas Cowboys pretty much revamped their entire wide receiver position this offseason. No one really knows what to expect from this new group of receivers this season, but one thing is for sure, Allen Hurns is expected to be a big part of the Cowboys offense. With … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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Heading into 2018 there is no question that the Dallas Cowboys are Dak Prescott’s team. While some of the Cowboys fan base is skeptical of just how good Prescott is/can be, the franchise had placed all of their eggs in the Prescott-basket over the last two offseasons. They’ve … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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Former Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Allen Hurns is brand new to the Dallas Cowboys, but he’s already found the easiest way to endear himself to Cowboys fans. The newly added playmaker took to Twitter to voice his burger-place opinions, claiming that the west coast oriented In ‘N Out … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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Can you remember back to a time when you had no internet access? It’s hard to imagine. Before the last six weeks, I think 1995 was the last time I lived life without Internet. Oddly enough, that was the last season the Dallas Cowboys won a Super Bowl. … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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What started off as a boring Dallas Cowboys offseason sure has gotten a bit interesting in the last few days, especially for the wide receiver position. Ever since the 2017 season ended quite before it should have, Dez Bryant and the future of the receiving corps in Dallas … Read more
Written by: Mauricio Rodriguez
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