To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often. -- That might be a good quote about life, but can it apply to the Dallas Cowboys roster?
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Travis Frederick's backup, Joe Looney has big shoes to fill unless QB Dak Prescott is ready to assume more responsibility of the Dallas Cowboys' offense.
The Dallas Cowboys can't hide Bo Scarbrough enough to tuck him on the practice squad. This seventh-round draft pick is now a lock to make the final roster.
Dallas Cowboys' Jason Garrett said Dak Prescott needs to improve in every facet, then drafted Mike White. Has the head coach lost confidence in his QB1?
The Dallas Cowboys defensive line depth is outstanding and with the return of Randy Gregory, the defensive line will be fun to watch this preseason.
In addition to unproductive defensive draft picks, the Dallas Cowboys haven't paired head coach Jason Garrett with a quality defensive coordinator either.
The Dallas Cowboys ranked 2nd in rushing yards per game, but 14th in points per game in 2017. OC Scott Linehan must turn rushing yards into points.
Critics laughed when Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott said this run-first team would be exciting. Winning will help Prescott laugh last.
The 2018 Dallas Cowboys only face four opponents with top-10 ranked run defenses. Their run-first offense could result in 10 wins or more next season.
Kris Richard won't say it, but I believe he came to the Dallas Cowboys just for the opportunity to transform the great Jeff Heath into Earl Thomas 2.0.
In a copycat league, teams are winning with potent aerial attacks. Why are the Dallas Cowboys obsessed with being the best rushing team in the league?
Terrell Owens may get his wish, as Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett's job depends on the performance of the man under center, Dak Prescott.
Dallas Cowboys secondary coach Kris Richard is expected to bring the Legion of Boom 2.0 to Big D. Is he limited by working within Rod Marinelli's system?
With Jason Witten now retired and missing a number one receiver, the Dak-Friendly concept doesn't scare defenses and toughens life for Ezekiel Elliott.
The Dallas Cowboys did good by selecting Leighton Vander Esch, but they can help him be dominant in the NFL by improving this linebacker-friendly position.
Dallas Cowboys' legends Michael Irvin and Troy Aikman kept defenses honest for Emmitt Smith. Will Dak Prescott with Allen Hurns make life easier for Zeke?
If the Dallas Cowboys cut Dez Bryant, does it make their offense more Dak-Friendly? Let's analyze the fluid situation in Big D.
If the Dallas Cowboys spent years building a “Romo-friendly” team, why waste more years becoming a Dak Prescott friendly team?
Why would the Dallas Cowboys mention releasing Dez Bryant before drafting a wide receiver or developing talent into that role?
Dallas Cowboys 2015 first round pick Byron Jones was forced to split time with sixth rounder Kavon Frazier. Here's why Jones should be unemployed soon.