The Dallas Cowboys are entertaining if they are not anything else.
As the team tries to rebound from their current 3-5 dilemma, there are no shortages of critics that are firing shots at everyone from coach Jason Garrett, to quarterback Tony Romo to the at-times rambunctious wide receiver Dez Bryant.
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November 07, 2012
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says that wide receiver Dez Bryant is doing better at not making so many mistakes off the field. He also said that Bryant reminds him of himself at his age.
“What I see from Dez Bryant is an evolving. And he is getting better. He’s– better as a player,” said Jones per the Dallas Morning News. ” He’s– has– certainly continues...
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November 06, 2012
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones wants to make this absolutely clear: He will remain the team’s general manager. Period.
After Jones told NBC’s Bob Costas that he would have fired a general manager who had his own record as general manager, some people thought Jones was acknowledging that perhaps he should step back and give up the G.M. authority. But Jones said on 105.3 The Fan today...
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November 07, 2012
The Dallas Cowboys have announced that injuries quarterback
Tony Romo and defensive lineman Jay Ratliff sustained against the Atlanta
Falcons are minor, reports Nick Eatman of CBSSports.com. While they are each
expected to play Sunday, the status running back DeMarco Murray remains in
question as he continues to rehab his sprained foot.
Ratliff was diagnosed with a low-ankle...
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November 06, 2012
Anyone else getting the feeling that the Cowboys haven't been forthcoming about the injury to Demarco Murray. He hasn't even practiced since going down with a foot injury in week 6. It's a frustrating situation for owners who invested a first or early second round pick in Murray. The Cowboys get to face a sad Eagles team with a terrible coach and a lack of heart this...
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November 07, 2012
Jerry Jones said that if he were the owner of the Dallas Cowboys and the team was performing as poorly as they have, he would make a change at general manager. Well, the thing is, Jones id the owner of the Cowboys. He is also the general manager of the Cowboys. That means that he is ready to relinquish the role of GM and simply overlook operations as team owner, right?
Not even close...
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November 08, 2012
Dallas Cowboys Vice President Stephen Jones was asked if Jason Garrett is coaching for his future.
“I won’t even comment on that. Period. That’s ridiculous,” Jones said, per the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
I think it’s ridiculous to think that Garrett’s job isn’t in jeopardy. Jones answered the question exactly the way he was supposed to.
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November 08, 2012
IRVING, Texas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo refuted charges by former coach Jimmy Johnson that the team has a country club atmosphere, while also lending support to current coach Jason Garrett.
Johnson, in an interview on The Dan Patrick Show, said Cowboys players are not motivated by the fear of embarrassing their teammates or losing their jobs.
"Where is the fear in Dallas...
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November 08, 2012
Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray (foot) participated in a brief individual drills Thursday. SOURCE: ESPN DallasFantasy Spin:Murray is not going to play in Week 10 against the Eagles but this bodes well for his Week 11 status. "No question, he's starting to get better," Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said. "He's got to be 100 percent before...
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November 07, 2012
Yes, Jerry Jones said that he would’ve fired the Dallas Cowboys GM by now if it wasn’t himself. But we hope you didn’t think that admission would lead to Jones finally realizing that he may need to relinquish some of his control over the organization. Because it won’t. And Jones basically said so during his weekly radio show in 105.3 The Fan in Dallas on Tuesday. Jones made...
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November 06, 2012
Whenever you study something long enough, you begin to see the trends and patterns and normal fluctuations that make them normal. They have happened before, they will happen again, and we should not all lose our minds when we see it because it is not that abnormal.
However, there are other times, when sample sizes are big enough to really be a cause for concern. Every Tuesday,...
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November 08, 2012
With baseball in the rearview mirror and the Dallas Cowboys on the schedule, NBC earned the best numbers for “Sunday Night Football” since September. The Week 9 Cowboys/Falcons “Sunday Night Football” game drew a 13.2 final rating and 21.758 million viewers on NBC, down 1% in ratings and 2% in viewership from Ravens/Steelers last year (13.3, 22.121M), but up 14% and 12%,...
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November 07, 2012
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has made it loud and clear that he’ll never step down as the general manager of his team because it worked during the ’90′s when they won three Super Bowls.
Former Cowboys head coach Jimmy Johnson was on The Dan Patrick Show and made it clear that he was the run who made all the “football decisions” when he was in Dallas.
“That is completely...
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November 08, 2012
Last week: 17 (+0)
Record: 3-5
The Cowboys will stop underachieving once they fire Wade Phillips…oh wait… they did that 2 years ago. In an interview shown before Sunday Night Football, Owner/GM Jerry Jones said that if the GM were anyone other than him, he as Owner would have fired him by now. However, the next day, he said he will never step down. In between, the Cowboys lost...
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November 06, 2012
According to ESPN’s Ed Werder, Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray isn’t expected to play during this Sunday’s game against the Eagles.
With both the Eagles and Cowboys slipping out of contention this is a big game for both teams if they want to have any shot of turning things around.
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Man needs to hire experienced general manager who can do a better job of drafting players and talking with the press. He is obviously an optimist after announcing last week that Cowboys were going to make it to the Super Bowl. Looks like they will be in the toilet bowl instead!
Jed has a long list of failed draft picks and free agent signing. "Jed ain't worth a damn as GM" as they say in the country