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Dallas Cowboys Considering a Regular Season Game in Mexico – a Fan’s Take
With all the controversy concerning the NFL running a regular season game in London, Jerry Jones is now hinting that the Dallas Cowboys might be interested in playing a game in Mexico during the regular season. The London game is currently on hold while the St. Read more: Dallas Cowboys Considering a Regular Season Game in Mexico – a Fan’s Take Read More →
2012 NFL Draft: 5 Quarterbacks That Should Catch the Dallas Cowboys Eye
As the NFL Draft quickly approaches, the Dallas Cowboys have been studying the draft boards closely. Defense seems like the main importance in the first few rounds, but the Cowboys could be looking for a quarterback to back up Tony Romo in the later rounds. John Kitna retired at the end of the season, and Stephen McGee has shown he may not be the best choice as Romo's primary backup. Romo's... [Read more]
The Dallas Cowboys Are No Longer the Best Sports Team in Dallas: Fan Opinion
There was a time not so long ago in North Texas that the only professional sports team that “existed” in the minds of fans was the Dallas Cowboys. Sure the Texas Rangers were around as well as the Dallas Mavericks but they suffered so many losing seasons that they could… Here is the original: The Dallas Cowboys Are No Longer the Best Sports Team in Dallas: Fan Opinion Read More →
Top 5 Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl Performers – a Fan’s Take
Watching the Super Bowl, Tom Brady and Eli Manning did everything they could to help their teams win, but as a Dallas Cowboys' fan, all I can think of is games from the past. While both Brady and Manning are amazing postseason athletes, I can't help but remember the days… Read the rest here: Top 5 Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl Performers – a Fan’s Take Read More →
Ranking the Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl Appearances – a Fan’s Take
The Dallas Cowboys have a new team looking over their shoulders. With the New England Patriots in their seventh Super Bowl, they are now one Super Bowl appearance away from the record of eight appearances, held by both the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers. Continued here: Ranking the Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl Appearances – a Fan’s Take Read More →
Dallas Cowboys and Oakland Raiders Lead NFL Hall of Fame Omissions – a Fan's Take
The NFL plans to announce their inductees into the 2012 NFL Hall of Fame class on Feb. 4, and they have whittled it down to a list of 15 finalists. However, looking at that list, I see a number of players who are not in the NFL Hall of Fame that deserve to be there more than some… See the original post here: Dallas Cowboys and Oakland Raiders Lead NFL Hall of Fame Omissions – a Fan's... [Read more]
DeMarco Murray Holds Dallas Cowboys' Success in His Hands – a Fan’s Take
Heading into the 2012 NFL off-season, the Dallas Cowboys have a lot of areas to work on, from the defensive secondary to both the defensive and offensive lines. However, one area they no longer need help at all is at the running back position. More: DeMarco Murray Holds Dallas Cowboys' Success in His Hands – a Fan’s Take Read More →
Dallas Cowboys Fans Have Little to Cheer for in Super Bowl – a Fan’s Take
What is a Dallas Cowboys fan to do while counting down the days till the Super Bowl game between the New York Giants and New England Patriots. Well, the first thing they can do is look at the game and realize that, if not for last minute lapses during the regular season, Dallas… View post: Dallas Cowboys Fans Have Little to Cheer for in Super Bowl – a Fan’s Take Read More →
Giants vs. Patriots: A History of Super Bowl Rematches Favors New York
When the New England Patriots and New York Giants meet in Super Bowl XLVI, it will mark the fifth different rematch between two NFL franchises. The even more interesting aspect about this game though, is that it's happening within a four-year span. Of the other Super Bowl rematches, only two were in a shorter span (Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Dallas Cowboys in 1975 and '78 and Dallas Cowboys vs... [Read more]
Dallas Cowboys: A Case for Keeping Linebacker Anthony Spencer
With the Dallas Cowboys in full reflection mode following a second straight season without postseason play, there are numerous areas of the roster to evaluate. This should be expected of a team that went 8-8 in 2011. The 7-9 team from 2010 had the same job and followed suit with numerous changes for the following season. The easy thing to do when trying to determine what moves need to be made is … View... [Read more]
