How do you sack a quarterback from six feet away?
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A San Antonio football fan wonders if the squad’s already small outfits have gotten even smaller over the years.
As a man of the people, he belongs on the airwaves—not on mediocre cable games.
Jason Garrett is finally out—and Jerry Jones replaced him with the Jason Garrett of Wisconsin.
This year saw no shortage of impactful sports news, from Dirk Nowitzki’s retirement to Art Briles's return.
He’s basically Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach rolled into one, in cat form.
Losing to the Jets, Jason? The Jets??
Citing abstract fears, Plano ISD canceled a game against a school in the devastated community.
Ezekiel Elliott’s holdout is just the beginning of difficult contract decisions the team must soon make about its young stars.
Jadeveon Clowney and Ezekiel Elliott are both threatening holdouts—but for very different reasons.
The popular tight end is out of the booth and back on the field.
Tell it how it is, Rylan.
The team gave up a first-round draft pick for a receiver who’s been anything other than a sure thing in recent years.
The Dallas-based sportscaster sounded off on NFL protests, Trump calling LeBron dumb, and why he doesn’t ‘stay in his lane’ in this week’s National Podcast of Texas.
The outspoken Cowboys owner may have finally said too much.
The maverick owner has long done things his own way, but his latest challenge to the NFL is his boldest yet.
Fans have suggested that Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, and Dez Bryant have all the leverage. Is that true?
Historic rivalries in the NFC East may carry tradition, but no team has the Boys’ number like the Green Bay Packers.
The Cowboys’ leading rusher may miss the first six games of the year.
Of course you would. The question is, would you eat more of it?
We've got some bueno taco suggestions for the Cowboys' new defensive end.
The pontiff did not weigh in on if Dez caught the ball during the 2015 playoff game against the Green Bay Packers (but come on, it was a catch).
Welcome to the broadcast booth (for now), Tony Romo.
The Super Bowl dream may be dead this year, but there’s a lot to celebrate about the 2016 Dallas Cowboys.
Brock Osweiler and Dak Prescott replaced the rotating cast of QB’s that both the Cowboys and the Texans featured last year. So how’d they do?
The former Baylor coach, relieved of his duties after recommendations from a law firm hired to investigate his program’s sexual assault scandal, has been busy traveling lately.
By default, is UNT America’s college? No, but this is still a big deal.
During a sit-down interview, the ESPN reporter jumped to some big conclusions.
Jerry Jones is a brain-injury truther.
For Cowboys and Texans fans watching from home, that must sting a little.
Hard to see what could go wrong with the Cowboys Club.
The quarterback who got dumped by the Cowboys—the Cowboys!—stepped in and stepped up for the Texans Sunday night.
Greg Hardy doesn't seem sorry for his past mistakes, and that behavior is bringing the team down.
Welcome to Dallas (er, Arlington), professional women’s basketball!
After some uninspired starts from Brandon Weeden, Cowboys Nation turns its lonely eyes to, er, Matt Cassel. We've got other ideas.
They’re making crazy extra points in Midland, missing them in Austin, and needing them desperately in Dallas.
The beleaguered quarterback has essentially been hounded out of Washington by his coaches. It's time to set him free.
The Cowboys’ star wide receiver is the first football player to appear on the cover of the rock magazine since Jim McMahon back in 1986.
Learning to love—or at least respect—the Houston Texans when your heart is in Dallas.
With DirecTV, he’s five-interceptions-in-two-different-games Tony Romo. With cable, he’s arts-and-crafts Tony Romo who bakes brownie cupcakes. We’re not sure what this ad is getting at.
If the Cowboys’ top receiver makes good on his threat to sit out the start of the season, where does that leave the team?
She was 45 years old when the Cowboys were founded, and Troy has always been the star quarterback of her heart.
With the Cowboys aggressively pursuing Adrian Peterson—and with Greg Hardy already in the fold—now is a good time to consider how the NFL could try to resolve its domestic violence problem.
But they would—and did—sign Greg Hardy, the great pass rusher, who has a history of domestic violence and who spent the 2014 season suspended from the league. A SXSports panel discusses.