The Dallas Cowboys will add wide receiver Drew Pearson, guard Larry Allen and defensive end Charles Haley to the team's famed Ring of Honor during Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks.
Pearson spent 11 seasons with the Cowboys and reeled in a Hail Mary from quarterback Roger Staubach during the Minnesota Vikings in a 1975 playoff game.
Allen is an 11-time Pro Bowl guard and Haley is the only player in NFL history to win five Super Bowl rings.
GONE FISHIN'
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November 06, 2011
If the Cowboys fail to make noise in a wide open NFC East, Jerry Jones could decide to make a change. Would that change mean trying to take another crack at luring former Titans coach Jeff Fisher to Big D?
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November 05, 2011
This week is the Dallas Cowboys ring of honor week where they introduce the newest members of to the Ring of Honor. The Ring of Honor began at Texas Stadium on November 23rd 1975 with the induction of Bob Lilly. Mr. Lilly was the first ever pick by the Dallas Cowboys and retired after 14 years, all as a Dallas Cowboy. He set the standard as a Cowboy and an inductee. That is who all...
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November 05, 2011
Answer 10 questions about members of the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor.
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November 06, 2011
ARLINGTON, Texas -- After welcoming three new members into the Ring of Honor, Larry Allen, Drew Pearson and Charles Haley, the Cowboys went on to defeat the Seattle Seahawks, 23-13, on Sunday.
Here are my five thoughts on the Cowboys' fourth win of the season.
1.) For the third time in four home games the Cowboys earned a victory in a brutal contest for the viewing audience...
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November 05, 2011
Playing a pickup game of football in the street and battling through four quarters in the NFL have very few similarities.
In the NFL, there are no Buicks to run past and no maple trees marking where to break off a route.
As Dallas Cowboys linebacker Bradie James said Wednesday, the NFL is "big boy football."
And in "big boy football" wide receivers can'...
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November 06, 2011
ARLINGTON, Texas - The Dallas Cowboys will celebrate their past Sunday, devoting halftime of their game against...
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November 07, 2011
Week 9 is in the books, but what have we learned and where do we go from here? TO looks at several players and situations from week 9. Miles Austin Austin hurt his hamstring again today and may not be able to go next week. We saw what happened when Arian Foster and Peyton Hillis tried to come back too ...
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November 06, 2011
Tony Romo threw two touchdown passes and the Dallas Cowboys bounced back from a rough loss to take a 23-13 win over the Seattle Seahawks. Dallas was trounced in Philadelphia last week, 34-7, but improved to 5-1 under Jason Garrett after a loss thanks to Romo and three interceptions by the defense. Romo finished the game 19-of-31 for 279 yards while DeMarco Murray ran for 139 yards...
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November 06, 2011
Sunday’s 23-13 victory over the Seattle Seahawks wasn’t the prettiest thing, but in the grand scheme of things, the Dallas Cowboys reached the main goal, and that was earning the win.
As usual, this outing had the good (DeMarco Murray), bad (red zone offense), and the ugly (stupid penalties), but reaching the halfway point of the 2011 season at 4-4 gives the Cowboys a much...
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November 04, 2011
A Tale of Two Cities (Or, more accurately of late, A Tale of Two **ittys!)First, before the title confuses you, I know that we play the Seattle Seahawks this weekend.Most of the chatter and story lines this week will focus on the Seahawks and Cowboys, with much of that being Seattle trying to ‘copy’ Philly in their game plan – Or how losing to Philly dropped us into a 3 way...
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