PHILADELPHIA - Is it detail-acknowledging genius or some anal-retentive poppycock? Cowboys coach Jason Garrett has developed a theory that might come into play to start the first and second halves at Philly today. We'll call it The 'Halftime Hotdog Hypothesis':
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November 11, 2012
PHILADELPHIA -- Let's debate about whether it's a stroke of detail-acknowledging genius or some anal-retentive poppycock. Let's debate about whether the Dallas Cowboys' reasoning for wanting to get the ball to start the second half on the road represents an innovative path to an edge, or a reach for a 3-5 team that maybe oughta just block, tackle, throw, catch and...
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November 12, 2012
Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett used the old Oakland Raiders as an example, but not as a good one. The Cowboys committed 13 penalties and despite the infractions, they managed to beat the Philadelphia Eagles. Garrett said for years the Raiders used to win plenty of football games while also being among the league’s leaders in penalties, but that’s not how he wants to...
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November 13, 2012
IRVING, Texas Jason Garrett spent a few minutes discussing one of Tony Romo's best plays of the season after Sunday's 38-23 victory in Philadelphia.
Following his Monday press conference, the Cowboys coach went into greater detail for about 10 minutes, talking about Romo's ability to extend plays.
With the Cowboys down 17-10 in the third quarter, Romo bounced around...
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November 13, 2012
With Mike Holmgren on his way out as Cleveland Browns president, speculation has shifted to where the former Super Bowl champion coach will land next. One of those spots could be the Dallas Cowboys, should coach Jason Garrett be fired after the season. Holmgren has known owner Jerry Jones for many years. Holmgren attempted to quiet that talk Monday, telling the Cleveland media...
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November 11, 2012
Everything finally came together for the Cowboys Sunday in Philadelphia. Dallas scored touchdowns on offense, defense and special teams en route to a 38-23 victory over the Eagles.
Here are my thoughts on the Cowboys' fourth win of the season.
1.) Jason Garrett finally got the complete game effort he was seeking. The offense, defense and special teams weren't flawless by...
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November 12, 2012
The Dallas Cowboys can finally talk about the NFC East race, now that they are back in it.
A week ago, the Cowboys lost to Atlanta and speculation centered on whether Sean Payton might replace coach Jason Garrett. On Sunday, there was a report that Mike Holmgren might be interested if Garrett was out.
Garrett spent all week deflecting the Payton questions, and owner Jerry Jones...
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November 11, 2012
Really really bad news for Jason Garrett you’d think, but Jason LaCanfora is reporting that Holmgren could be a fit in Dallas.
Holmgren, who is finishing up a disappointing three-year run as the Browns’ team president, has said he would consider a return to coaching, where he already has a case for potential Hall of Fame induction. Some sources who know Holmgren well believe Dallas is...
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November 11, 2012
It appears Jason Garrett's hot seat just got a little hotter with Mike Holmgren saying he would like to coach the Cowboys [...]
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November 11, 2012
If Jerry Jones wanted to fire Cowboys coach Jason Garrett, former Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren would have serious interest in taking over that role.
That news was reported Sunday by CBSSports.coms Jason La Canfora.
What does the Cowboys owner and general manager think of the idea?
Here is the response he gave on the teams flagship radio...
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November 12, 2012
According to Todd Archer of ESPNDallas.com, Cowboys defensive end Kenyon Coleman suffered a torn left triceps during Sunday’s win over the Eagles.
Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett confirmed today that Coleman will be placed on season ending injured reserve.
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November 13, 2012
IRVING, Texas After praising the job Rob Ryan has done with the Cowboys defense, Jason Garrett was asked Monday what kind of head coach his defensive coordinator would make.
It's no secret that Ryan would like to join his brother, Rex Ryan, in the NFL's head coaching ranks.
"I think Rob is just and outstanding coach," the Cowboys head coach said. "I just...
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November 13, 2012
The Cowboys accomplished plenty of rare things on Sunday. One that jumps off the page is the fact that they scored a special teams TD, an interception TD, and a fumble TD all in the same quarter. According to Elias, that is the first time since San Francisco did it in 1966, so any stat that gives you over 40 years to consider you can understand how rare a feat it was.
Of course...
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November 09, 2012
Take a look at Football Gameplan’s Week 10 Preview as the Cowboys head into Philly. Who is going to 3-6? Despite what is being said, both coaches Andy Reid and Jason Garrett are fighting for their coaching careers.
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November 10, 2012
There are plenty of coach’s and general managers looking over their shoulder as the halfway point concludes for all teams in the NFL. We’ve already seen a few defensive coordinators get popped and there will surely be a few more before the head coach’s start getting the “Hey coach? The owner wants to see you in his office” messages.
There are several guys like Romeo...
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