Former Cowboys wide receiver and current San Diego Charger Patrick Crayton come on to the Ben & Skin Show to discuss multiple topics including the difference between his current quarterback, Phillip Rivers, and Tony Romo.

Crayton also discusses his former receivers coach Ray Sherman, who was let go by Jason Garrett this offseason. He also takes a few shots at new head coach Jason Garrett and rookie wide receiver Dez Bryant. According to Crayton, the Cowboys “let [Bryant] get away with a lot of stuff.”
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According to Calvin Watkins ESPNDallas.com the Cowboys will cut ties with Ray Sherman the Cowboys Wide Recievers coach. This is Jason Garrett first significant move since becoming the Cowboys new head coach. Sherman has been big in the development of rookie Dez Bryant and helped Miles Austin explode onto the scene last season.

This is really the first sign that Coach Garrett is taking control and truly making this his team, Jones and Sherman had a wonderful respect for each other so this decision was totally Garrett. However it is believed that Jason will renew his brother John’s contract which as also expired.

Sound off Cowboys Fans, I am a bit surprised that Sherman is not coming back. What do you think? Should Sherman’s cotract have been renewed?

Seth Wenig, AP

In news that will surprise no one, the Dallas Cowboys are expected to introduce Jason Garrett as the team’s next head coach later today. Jerry Jones said that a press conference is scheduled for Wednesday, and that presser will likely bring good news to Garrett.

“I’m really pleased with how this has turned out, frankly, relative to these last eight ball games. I’m proud we’ve had the success we’ve had. It’s better than it could have been,” Jerry Jones said. “I think we’ll have a lot of this done by the afternoon. We probably won’t really be ready to talk about this until tomorrow.”

The only person interviewed for the job other than Garrett was receivers coach Ray Sherman — to satisfy the Rooney Rule — and Miami Dolphins assistant head coach Todd Bowles, who could end up as the team’s defensive coordinator. Stay tuned tomorrow for the big — but expected — news.