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Let’s Be Real About Romo Not Being in Shape
This week there has been quite a few statements thrown around about Tony Romo not being in shape. There was even rumors floating around that Romo and Offensive Coordinator Jason Garrett sat down and talked about him needing to show up to camp in better shape. Romo has since then denied those rumors, calling it [...]
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June 18, 2009
Discuss
Romo Says He’s in Shape Despite Reports
Tony Romo spent some time Wednesday talking about that he feels he’s in great shape, and reports to the opposite are wrong:
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo on Wednesday refuted a report earlier this week that his offseason conditioning work is under scrutiny from offensive coordinator Jason Garrett. Without citing a source, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram [...]
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June 18, 2009
Kicker Folk Recovering Well from Hip Surgery
The Dallas Morning News reports that kicker Nick Folk is progressing well from his hip surgery:
Last week Cowboys placekicker Nick Folk started jogging in his rehab from hip surgery and next week he moves up to kicking a volleyball. “Feels awesome,” Folk said. “I can’t complain. It’s more tired than anything else. It’s not like [...]
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June 17, 2009
Ware Moving Ahead Despite Not Getting an Extension
TrueBlueFanClub.com reports that despite a new deal not getting done, DeMarcus Ware is ready to move forward with the 2009 season:
The Cowboys have had ongoing dialogue with DeMarcus Ware’s agent Pat Dye about a contract extension for the Pro Bowl linebacker. Team owner Jerry Jones and executive vice president Stephen Jones have said there’s [...]
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June 11, 2009
Could Pacman Chatter be a Publicity Stunt?
By now we’ve all heard the comments made by Jerry Jones regarding the possible return of Pacman Jones. But could this just be another publicity stunt on the part of the media hungry owner? It would seem that there would be no reason for the return of the troubled cornerback, especially after serving a seven [...]
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June 09, 2009
Scout Rich Behm Home a Month After Accident
The Dallas Morning News reports that scout Rich Behm is back at home after the accident that left him paralyzed:
Scout Rich Behm returned to his home Friday after spending nearly a month at the Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation, according to the family’s journal on the CaringBridge Web site. Behm had been in the rehab [...]
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June 08, 2009
Cowboys To Begin New Era In New Stadium
Cowboys Stadium officially opened for business in 2009 with a big Country music concert last night with over 60,000 people in attendance. The first act in the new “House that Jones Built” was country music legends George Straight and Reba McEntire along with special guests Blake Shelton, and Lee Ann Womack. Jerry Jones and family were also [...]
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June 08, 2009
Jones Says No to Matt Jones, Maybe to Adam Jones
The Cowboys are always looking to add players, and as we all know they are not afraid to take chances on players who have been in the headlines - good or bad.
With that is the latest report that the team is thinking about the shot to bring back troubled cornerback Adam Jones. The Star [...]
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June 08, 2009
Irvin Sued over TV Show “4th and Long”
A lawsuit three men have filed against former Cowboys star Michael Irvin contends he stole the concept for his reality TV show from them. The men claim Irvin’s “4th and Long” is actually their concept called “Guts and Glory.”
Irvin’s attorney, Larry Friedman, called the lawsuit bogus and said the men were “looking for something [...]
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June 04, 2009
Cowboys Officially Release Ellis
As expected the Cowboys have officially released 2007’s Comeback Player of the Year. The 11 yr veteran will now be replaced in the starting lineup by Anthony Spencer, who was the Cowboys top pick in the 2007 NFL Draft, following Ellis tearing his Achilles tendon. The move comes as no surprise after it was speculated, [...]
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June 02, 2009
A New Offense for the New Stadium
This time last year, 13 returning Pro-Bowlers and the closing of Texas Stadium had the Dallas Cowboy Nation chanting “Super Bowl or Bust.” But 16 games, 12 unheralded rookies, three conspiracy theorists, two released receivers and one stadium later, offensive coordinator Jason Garrett will have a new offense to usher in the new stadium.
Terrell Owens [...]
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May 29, 2009
Cowboys Sign TE Chandler, WR Jefferson, DE Robinson
The Cowboys have signed three free agents—tight end Scott Chandler, receiver Mike Jefferson and defensive end Derreck Robinson.
Chandler was a fourth-round pick by San Diego in 2007 and was inactive for all but one game that year before spending the 2008 season on injured reserve.
Jefferson was on the Cowboys’ practice squad last year before his [...]
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May 28, 2009
Cowboys Have to Get a Deal Done Soon w/ Pass Rusher Ware
The announcement of the future of Greg Ellis isn’t the only news today for the Cowboys. The Dallas Morning News reports that the team still has a great interest in inking one of, if not the best pass rusher in the game today - DeMarcus Ware. Problem is, he’ll want a mega-deal that [...]
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May 27, 2009
Cowboys Release CB Battle and DT Tyler
The Cowboys have released cornerback Tra Battle and defensive tackle Casey Tyler. The moves Tuesday came less than a month after Tyler signed as a free agent. He was out of football last season after the Patriots cut him in training camp. Dallas signed Battle off San Diego’s practice squad in November. He [...]
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May 26, 2009
Cowboys State They Will Trade or Release DE Ellis
The Cowboys have decided to go in another direction with veteran pass rusher Greg Ellis, as today the team announced that he will not be back for the 2009 season. Owner Jerry Jones made the announcement that Ellis, who is a 12-year-pro, will either be traded or released before the start of the 2009 [...]
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May 26, 2009
Time To Say Goodbye
Cowboys wide receiver Isaiah Stanback is hurt once again. He went under the knife again today (Thursday) for a torn lateral meniscus in his knee.
This marks the third surgery in the past two years for the wide receiver. That is too many injuries to continue taking up a roster spot, considering that since he [...]
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May 26, 2009
Cowboys Debating Future of Ellis
According to the Dallas Morning News, the Cowboys are tossing around the idea of possibly trading or releasing veteran linebacker Greg Ellis. The veteran transitioned from a 4-3 defensive end to a 3-4 pass rushing outside linebacker under Bill Parcells late in his career.
Ellis had his best season at the position in 2007, recording 12.5 [...]
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May 26, 2009
Draft Class Breakdown: 4th Round Pick Brandon Williams
Draft Class Breakdown: Brandon Williams
Selected: Fourth round, 120th overall
School: Texas Tech
Size: 6’2”, 254
Here we go again…
Brandon Williams is an excellent defensive end. He lead the Big 12 in sacks in 2008, his junior year. He is extremely strong, he head is always up and double teams do nothing to keep him from the ball. Unfortunately, [...]
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May 21, 2009
DeCamillis Makes Unexpected Return
Just nine days after being released from the hospital Joe DeCamillis was back at practice with the Cowboys. Expectations were that DeCamillis would be out at least six weeks after suffering a neck injury during the collapse of the Cowboys practice facility that weather experts blame on a Micro-Burst.
Before the injury, DeCamillis had been the [...]
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May 21, 2009
Romo: Moving On Without Owens
Cowboys QB Tony Romo talks to the media for the first time about losing WR Terrell Owens
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May 20, 2009
Name the Three-Headed Monster
Last year Tashard Choice stepped up to spell Marion Barber III when Felix Jones was out due to injury. He proved that the Dallas Cowboys have three legitimate running backs.
With OTAs underway the media will be all over these guys trying to see how they will feel about sharing time or if there is an [...]
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May 20, 2009
Draft Class Breakdown: Victor Butler
Selection: Fourth round: 110th overall
School: Oregon St.
Size: 6-2, 248 lbs
Victor Butler is another one of those players that is ALWAYS around the quarterback. He played defensive end, but it looks like the Dallas Cowboys will be working him at outside linebacker (side note: the Cowboys make this transition all too often; if you want an [...]
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May 19, 2009
4th and Long Premier
Just a reminder to those of you that know, 4th and Long premiers tonight at 9 P.M. cst on SPIKE. For those of you who don’t know, 4th and Long is a reality show dreamed up by Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin.
There will be twelve contestants (six WR, and six DB) all competing [...]
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May 18, 2009
Draft Class Breakdown: Robert Brewster
Selected: Third round, 75th overall
School: Ball State:
Size: 6’4” 325lbs
Robert Brewster was a large part of the best seasons in Ball St. history. He has a large frame and knows how to use it to his advantage. His long arms keep the pass rusher at bay. His height helps him stand up his opponent, making them [...]
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May 18, 2009
Draft Class Breakdown: LB Jason Williams
Preseason is on the horizon and the Dallas Cowboys 2009 rookie class is still relatively unknown. To say that they have been flying under the radar would be an overstatement. If it was not for the collapsing of the practice dome, most Cowboy fans might not even know that 12 players have been added to [...]
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May 15, 2009
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