Category: Dallas

Suspended Dallas Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory remains in the NFL’s drug rehab program, and his status for the 2019 NFL season is now a guessing game. The Cowboys do not know what is going to happen with Gregory after he flunked his fourth drug test, and was placed on the suspended list. Say

Tony Romo is usually the first name mentioned when discussing Dallas Cowboys undrafted rookie free agent success stories. NFL teams continue to swing and miss on future franchise quarterbacks in the first round. For a decade the Cowboys had theirs because of what the team has called the “eighth

Question of the day Jon Machota: My biggest surprise from the Cowboys’ perspective is that Nasir Adderley, Taylor Rapp and Juan Thornhill were all still available and Dallas went DT late in the second round. I understand that defensive tackle was another major need and it’s the most important

The free agency period sputters along with the Cowboys continuing to pick over the NFL’s bargain bin. Even though the Cowboys haven’t generated many headlines, there are still plenty of topics to discuss.  In this week’s Cowboys Beat Writers Roundtable, we examine Dallas’ retooled receivers

It’s no secret the Cowboys are in the market for a tight end. Cook is the best free-agent tight end available. He was the Oakland Raiders’ most consistent pass catcher last year. Oakland may re-sign the veteran entering his 11th season. Cook caught 68 passes for 896 yards and six touchdowns in

Thomas, 29, has been linked to the Cowboys ever since December 2017, when he went to their locker room following the Seahawks’ Christmas Eve win in Arlington and told head coach Jason Garrett that if Dallas ever got the chance, he’d like to play for the Cowboys, his favorite team. Dallas made

Go back two decades before that, and plenty of folks believed Fran Tarkenton was going to revolutionize the game. That’s not to dismiss any of these fine quarterbacks. They, along with Carolina’s Cam Newton, comprise the top five rushing quarterbacks of all time. Each made a mark on the game.

Amari Cooper has said multiple times in the last month that he desires to be the NFL’s best wide receiver. At 24, the former fourth overall draft pick turned heads with his immediate impact after being traded to the Cowboys mid-season. “I think I definitely have a lot more to prove,” Cooper