It's a daunting task to find the 25 greatest football players in the history of the Southeastern Conference. However, we gave it a go. Here it is, sorted by position.
Jerry Jones remains adamant that he handled Micah Parsons‘ contract negotiations perfectly, despite handing the edge rusher over to a team that humiliated the Dallas Cowboys in the playoffs a little over a year ago.
All throughout the contract saga between Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys, countless people have asked what is Micah's leverage in these discussions?
As the contract dispute between the Dallas Cowboys and Micah Parsons continues, the football world is wondering when the situation will be resolved as the season nears closer.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2025 season.
Emmitt Smith recently weighed in on a hypothetical battle between Dez Bryant and Deion Sanders, sparking a debate among NFL fans. While acknowledging Bryant’s strength and dominance as a wide receiver, Smith ultimately favored Sanders, citing his versatility and impact at multiple positions.
Monday was a big day for Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Not because of anything related to Micah Parsons—which remains the biggest story surrounding his team—but because it was the Netflix premiere for the documentary series America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys.
Legendary running back Emmitt Smith was part of the last Dallas Cowboys team to win the Super Bowl, dating all the way back to 1995. As Super Bowl droughts go, the 29 years of pain pale in comparison to the 12 teams that have never won it, and then sides like the New York Jets, who haven’t hoisted the Lombardi in 56 seasons.
It has been nearly three decades since the Dallas Cowboys last won the Super Bowl. While the Jerry Jones-owned squad has repeatedly qualified for the playoffs over the past few years, it hasn’t made it past the divisional round since winning it all in 1995.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
With a new coach, smart offseason additions, and a rejigged offense, fans of the Dallas Cowboys are once again hungry for a deep run. The past few years have been paved with lofty expectations, but the squad has repeatedly fallen short.
Jerry Jones has turned back the clock when discussing the Micah Parsons contract dispute. At one point, the Emmitt Smith situation was brought up by the Dallas Cowboys’ owner/general manager.
Over 20 years after his retirement, Emmitt Smith is still the NFL’s all-time leading rusher (18,355 yards), and it’s not particularly close. He’s also the league’s all-time leader in rushing TDs (164), and rushing attempts (4,409).
When fans debate the greatest of all time (GOAT) in Dallas Cowboys history, emotions run high. From the star-studded ’70s dynasty to the triplet-powered ’90s, the franchise has produced NFL legends.
They say winning cures all ills. I never really thought too deeply about the phrase until now, but I believe I pulled a muscle in my back towards the beginning of February.
If winning the Super Bowl is the measure of an NFL team’s success, then the Dallas Cowboys are downright failures for the past 30 years, as they haven’t won a Lombardi Trophy since VHS was the format the game tape was printed on.
The Dallas Cowboys, burdened by high expectations and poor performances this season, are eager to find their next great player to take them over the hump.
Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame running back Emmitt Smith just went on a tear, continuing with his attack on his alma mater, the University of Florida. Setting
Emmitt Smith went on an epic rant about the 21st century incarnation of the franchise, skewering Jerry Jones, Mike McMcarthy and the modern NFL player along the way.
Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Reebok was synonymous with great athletes who had larger-than-life personalities. To match the energy of its roster, Reebok combined iconic footwear with unforgettable marketing campaigns that still hold up to this day.
Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith offered an interesting take regarding NFL teams electing against paying running backs as much as quarterbacks and wide receivers these days.