The NFL Hall of Fame Committee revealed the 2024 nominees earlier this week. Amongst the laundry list of names are 16 players who were part of the Dallas Cowboys organization at one point or another in their careers. Some of … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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With the final gun of Saturday’s USFL Championship game came the first year of two competing spring football leagues finishing a full season. In 2020, neither the XFL nor the AAF managed to make it to their playoffs, much less their championship games. While mostly due to COVID … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Most Cowboys’ fans can be forgiven if the undrafted free agent signing of Hunter Luepke didn’t catch their attention. Playing in the FCS for North Dakota State doesn’t draw the same headlines as Jahmyr Gibbs and Bijan Robinson, despite the Bisons’ recent championship runs. At 6-foot, 1-inch and … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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One of the greatest to ever wear the star on the side of his helmet recently gained a new title, Thursday. Daryl Johnston has been named president of the football operations, the promotion revealed by Jeff Fedotin of Forbes on Thursday. He served as the vice president last … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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There are 22 names adorning the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor — eleven on the offensive side, eight on defense, and three non-players. They are (in order of induction): Quarterbacks: Don Meredith, Roger Staubach, and Troy Aikman. Running backs: Don Perkins, Tony Dorsett, and Emmitt Smith. Receivers: Bob … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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Earlier this week we carved the four faces that belong on the Cowboys’ Mount Rushmore of Quarterbacks. Picking the final four was more than just looking at the stats. So when it comes to picking the top four running backs of all time, what’s the metric? Total yardage … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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The Dallas Cowboys don’t take assigning players’ jersey numbers lightly. For rookie Tight End Jake Ferguson, wearing the number 48 comes with special meaning as he hopes to prove as valuable to the team as Daryl “Moose” Johnston was in the 90s. While the Cowboys have never officially … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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