Yesterday I kicked off the New York Giants segment in my series of the top three Dallas Cowboys wins versus their division rivals. Number three on the list was an unexpected win during a season where nothing seemed to be … Read more
Written by: Mario Herrera Jr.
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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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We’ve picked the best four passers and the best four rushers in Cowboys’ history. But what about the men that caught the passes? Who ranks among the top four there? We’ve included both wide receivers and tight ends in this group. One thing is for certain, the Cowboys … Read more
Written by: Richard Paolinelli
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The Dallas Cowboys are one of the most famous professional sports teams in America. They’re also one of the best, having won five Super Bowls and 25 division titles since they were founded in 1960. However, their players aren’t just good at football—many of them love to gamble! … Read more
Written by: Bryson Treece
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Since starting this countdown series, I have come across players in Dallas Cowboys History that I have never heard of, and to me, it has been exciting to beef up my knowledge. However, in today’s piece, when I saw it was going to be dedicated to the Best … Read more
Written by: Rocky Garza Jr
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I have spent countless hours in front of the television throughout the years. Watching the Cowboys go to battle, I have enjoyed many players over my lifetime and what they brought to the team every week. Every day I wish I had the luxury of growing up watching … Read more
Written by: Shane Taylor
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The Dallas Cowboys have dealt with their fair share of surprises over the last several years. While every NFL team builds contingency plans into their roster each season, the Cowboys’ recent string of unexpected events and even occasional chaos could impact their decision-making as they head into their … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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The Dallas Cowboys haven’t had any new inductees to the franchise’s Ring of Honor since former executive Gil Brandt in 2018. They also haven’t honored any of the players whose careers all or mostly occurred after the year 2000. How soon will modern-era greats like Tony Romo, DeMarcus … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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Many expected Jason Witten, who just last week announced he re-retirement, to remain in football and move into the coaching ranks with his next job. But the Hall-of-Famer didn’t do it in the NFL, and instead has accept the head coaching position with Liberty Christian School in Argyle, … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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It was reported yesterday that legendary Cowboys Tight End Jason Witten will be retiring in 2021. After years of speculation that Witten could have a future in coaching, is there a chance that his next job might be on Dallas’ staff? We’re still early in the offseason so … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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Jason Witten is retiring again after a two-year return to the NFL. The all-time great tight end for the Cowboys spent 2020 with the Oakland Raiders, but will reportedly sign a one-day contract with Dallas so he can end his career at home. Witten originally announced retirement in … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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After 16 years of wearing the Silver and Blue for the Dallas Cowboys, Jason Witten will wear the Silver and Black for the Las Vegas Raiders. The legendary tight end will make it into the Hall of Fame one day but not before playing another year, even if … Read more
Written by: Mauricio Rodriguez
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Jason Witten has had a wild chain of events over the past few years. After the 2017 season, he decided to call it a career as he joined ESPN’s Monday Night Football as the color analyst after a Hall of Fame career with the Dallas Cowboys. One year … Read more
Written by: Mauricio Rodriguez
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For the better part of the last decade-plus, the one position the Dallas Cowboys didn’t have too worry about was tight end. That’s where Jason Witten was going to play, and start, all 16 games. No questions asked. As Witten has aged, however, the Cowboys have struggled to … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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He’s one of the greatest Dallas Cowboys in history. He’s one of the greatest tight ends to ever play the game. He’s a future Hall of Famer. But his career is at a complicated spot right now. After coming back from retirement, Jason Witten is set to become … Read more
Written by: Mauricio Rodriguez
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Two elder statesman of the Dallas Cowboys will see their careers with the organization go in opposite directions soon. According to Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News, Sean Lee is expected to return in 2020, while 16-year veteran Jason Witten is unlikely to re-sign with the team. … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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Veterans Sean Lee and Jason Witten are both free agents in 2020 and, despite their ages, seem intent on continuing their playing careers. But while many fans loathe the idea of seeing these great Cowboys finish their careers in other uniforms, a quick history lesson shows that they … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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There’s been a lot of speculation this offseason on the future of several Dallas Cowboys free agents, but one of the more underrated storylines is what happens with Dallas Cowboys’ future Hall of Fame Tight End Jason Witten. With a new coaching staff comes a new era in … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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Después de los gloriosos tiempos en el que los Super Bowls y campeonatos de conferencia eran más que solo sueños para los Dallas Cowboys, pocas cosas o jugadores han sido realmente “grandes.” La última vez que este equipo llevo un Trofeo Lombardi a casa fue en 1996. Desde … Read more
Written by: Mauricio Rodriguez
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It’s hard to believe that in the year 2020 we’re still talking about Dez Bryant, Jason Witten, and Sean Lee but that’s the current reality for the Dallas Cowboys. As offseason chatter surrounds these three veterans, I can’t help but think that Dallas needs to do a clean … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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It’s not often a franchise has to make the decision on whether to bring back one of their all-time great players. More often than not, those players get to play their entire career with one franchise, retiring on their own terms or being forced to walk away due … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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