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Dallas Cowboys – DeMarco Murray Needs to See More Touches
Balance, or at least the appearance of it, might be the most important thing to an NFL offense. The Dallas Cowboys did rely heavily, as always, on the arm of Tony Romo to pick up their 36-31 win over the New York Giants, but in the future DeMarco Murray, who when healthy is one of the best running backs in the league, should be a little bit more involved.
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Dallas Cowboys – Tony Romo Isn’t the Only Turnover King
The Dallas Cowboys aren’t known for playing a West-Coast type offense or having the kind of defense that excels in forcing turnovers and putting points on the board. But Tony Romo is good enough for any style, while the new defensive schemes and mentality might be the change the team needed from the last couple of seasons.
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2013 NFL Season – Giants vs Cowboys Predictions
With plenty of injuries on defense, the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys square off to open the 2013 NFL season as the Cowboys try and break a streak of five consecutive losses at home to their division rivals.
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NFL Rumors – Dallas Cowboys Are Better Without Jay Rattliff
The Dallas Cowboys contemplating releasing Jay Rattliff during the offseason, but decided, despite his rather big contract for mediocre contribution, to keep him. Now, he’s likely to be on the PUP list at the start of the season, but with Nick Hayden and Jason Hatcher doing a very good job at defensive tackle, it really isn’t such a bad thing for the Cowboys.
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Dallas Cowboys – Tony Romo & First Team Offense Finally Come Through
The Dallas Cowboys needed a big game from their quarterback, Tony Romo, and the first team offense, to start shedding the doubts about a team that didn’t do badly early in the preseason, but seemed to struggle putting points on the board when the predicted starters were on the field. From the passing game to the running game, the Cowboys looked sharp from almost every angle.
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Dallas Cowboys – Tony Romo Is the Only Good Thing About the Offense
It’s only the preseason, so weird things do happen, but Tony Romo was probably the only good thing about the Dallas Cowboys and their offense on their second preseason game, highlighted by plenty of turnovers and the scorching heat in the Desert afternoon, which made it a not-so-perfect-day for football.
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The Most Valuable NFL Teams in 2013
While most of the teams in the top 10 of the most valuable NFL franchises heading into the 2013 NFL season experiences some sort of success last year, including the two Super Bowl teams, the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens, the presence of the New York Jets and the Dallas Cowboys in the list demonstrated the important of a brand name, and not just success on the field.
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NFL Rumors – Dallas Cowboys Close to Signing Brian Waters
Things are so bad for the Dallas Cowboys at guard that they might be forced to bring a player out of retirement to find a suitable filler for the spot, as Brian Waters, a year out of the league, is their number one choice for the position next season.
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NFL Rumors – Dallas Cowboys Might Try to Sign John Abraham, Kyle Vanden Bosch or Ray Edwards
More problems for the Dallas Cowboys and their defensive starters, as Anthony Spencer, franchise-tagged need I remind you, will be undergoing knee surgery which might cause him to miss the beginning of the season, and might force the Cowboys to dive into the free agency market, where veterans like John Abraham, Kyle Vanden Bosch and Ray Edwards are still available.
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NFL Rumors – Dallas Cowboys Might Sign Amobi Okoye
The offseason hasn’t been going swimmingly for the Dallas Cowboys, with injuries and off-the-field problems alike causing concern before the first snap of the season, including to their depth at defensive tackle, more necessary than before due to their newly installed 4-3 system, which might make them turn to Amobi Okoye, still looking for a team.