After five years with the Dallas Cowboys, offensive lineman Joe Looney tried to extend his career by signing with the Giants. But just four days after joining New York, Looney announced he was retiring from the NFL. Looney was a … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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The 2020 Dallas Cowboys are currently 1-3 and could easily be 0-4 without an onside kick recovery vs the Atlanta Falcons. On top of their obvious struggles, the injury report in Dallas has resembled a scene from A Nightmare on Elm Street with several players currently missing significant … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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With former All Pro starting center Travis Frederick announcing his retirement this offseason, the Cowboys have big shoes to fill in the middle of their offensive line. Dallas did go out and draft Wisconsin center Tyler Biadasz this April and they have former third round pick Connor McGovern … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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Don’t look now, but the Dallas Cowboys could very well have two new starters along the interior of their offensive line in 2020. Training camp is just getting underway, but it look as if Joe Looney and Connor McGovern are already on the fast track to start when … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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There are a lot of assumptions floating around the position battle at center for the Dallas Cowboys. Namely that Rookie fourth-round pick Tyler Biadasz will earn the starting center job over the more experienced Joe Looney. It’s certainly possible that Biadasz wins the job. However, as I wrote … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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It’s always easy to look at the new thing as the next big thing. Often what is known isn’t as exciting to people as what could be. Such is the case with Dallas Cowboys Center Joe Looney. After starting 18 games for the Cowboys in 2018, helping them … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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The Dallas Cowboys had arguably the most exciting draft they’ve had in a long time. Their 2016 draft was excellent, but just after the draft, we had no idea how that draft would turn out. This year’s group is incredibly hyped. It’s possible they could find up to … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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When it comes to making trades, the Dallas Cowboys are generally buyers rather than sellers. Over the past few years we’ve seen them send late round draft picks to acquire talent from other teams and could see them do the same at some point in the near future. … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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Travis Frederick’s March retirement shocked Cowboys Nation. The All Pro caliber center had battled back from a horrible disease, fought his way back into football, and earned Pro Bowl honors his first season back. It was supposed to go up from 2019, not just end. Instead, Frederick decided … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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Prior to the retirement of All-Pro Center Travis Frederick, the Dallas Cowboys looked to have their offensive line pretty well solidified heading into 2020. Now, there are question marks at center and potentially left guard depending on which way the coaching staff wants to go. The interesting thing … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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We were all stunned Monday afternoon when Travis Frederick, the All-Pro center for the Dallas Cowboys, announced his early retirement. But once you get past the shock and look at the real impact on the team, it’s reasonable to conclude that losing Frederick won’t be a huge blow … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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Earlier today, the Dallas Cowboys lost one of their top backup offensive lineman when Guard Xavier Su’a-Filo signed a deal with the Bengals. But that loss has been more than mitigated now that the Cowboys have re-signed Joe Looney to a one-year deal. Looney started all 16 games … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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The Dallas Cowboys kicked off their 2020 player movement with a very minor transaction, re-signing backup offensive lineman Adam Redmond. But while this move is easy to ignore, it may speak to what the team is planning to do with fellow free agent Joe Looney. Redmond has been … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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An underrated name among the Dallas Cowboys’ many 2020 free agents is Joe Looney. The versatile center-guard option helped Dallas make the playoffs in 2018 as a 16-game starter during Travis Frederick’s absence. Unfortunately, that performance may be what sends Looney to a new team this offseason. Still … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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On Tuesday of this week Dallas Cowboys Running Back Ezekiel Elliott earned his fourth Pro Bowl appearance in five years (2016, 2018, 2019, 2020). It’s not all that surprising considering he is arguably the best RB in the league. What is surprising though is the bombshell his mom, Dawn Elliott, … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The past several years the Dallas Cowboys have been an active participant before the NFL trade deadline as both buyers and sellers. With the 2019 trade deadline set to expire on October 29 at 4 PM ET, it will be interesting to see if they make any moves … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The quick answer to the question the title poses is: he will be the backup center. And, well, yes. Duh. Right? Now that veteran center Travis Frederick has returned to claim his rightful spot on the Cowboys offensive line, Joe Looney must slide back into his backup role. Looney filled … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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The Dallas Cowboys have one of their deepest rosters from top to bottom in recent memory. Unfortunately, that means they’re going to be quite a few talented players who aren’t going to make the team this year like they would have in years past. If I’m the Cowboys, … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The hits keep coming for the New Orleans Saints. Not only are their fans extremely disappointed in the way the Saints 2018 season ended, and rightfully so, but now they have to deal with the fact that one of their best offensive players has decided to retire. Ouch! … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The Dallas Cowboys continue to shape their 2019 offseason roster. After re-signing two of last year’s defensive reserves, the team is reportedly planning to hang on to three key offensive role-players in Guard/Center Joe Looney and Wide Receivers Tavon Austin and Allen Hurns. For Hurns and Looney, retaining … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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I can’t really express enough how important Center Joe Looney was to the Dallas Cowboys 2018 success. His play was kind of lost in the shuffle of all of the ups and downs that took place throughout the year, which is why I wanted to try to set … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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