This veteran's play as of late is why the Dallas Cowboys don't miss the services of the NFL's leading rusher in 2014, DeMarco Murray.
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The Dallas Cowboys defense could have won a Super Bowl this year if the offense was so monumentally awful.
Dallas Cowboys wide recevier Dez Bryant three dropped balls on Sunday against the Green Bay Packers were more about a lack of mental toughness than effort.
This time last year, the Dallas Cowboys were one game out of first place with four to play, and after a bad Thanksgiving loss folks thought they were done.
Make no mistake, the Dallas Cowboys can still make the playoffs in the weakest division in the NFL.
In 1991 the Dallas Cowboys defense ranked 17th. In 1992 the defense jumped to No. 1. No one really saw that coming at the time. No one sees it now either.
In 2013, the Dallas Cowboys defense flat-out lost games. Last year, they simply managed not to blow wins. This season, they could be dominant.
The organizational depth of head coach Jason Garrett's four-year rebuild of the Dallas Cowboys suggests last year wasn't a one-off success...
In 2012 it was Cole Beasley and Lance Dunbar. In 2014 it was Tyler Patmon. The Dallas Cowboys could make room for this undrafted free agent in 2015...
Randy Gregory's heavy hands and length give him the pop and leverage to be more than a pass rush specialist for the Dallas Cowboys.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett didn't mince words following his team's first padded practice of the 2015 training camp.
By signing Dez Bryant, the Dallas Cowboys almost certainly saddled themselves with future dead money and will have to say goodbye to other young talent.
Dallas Cowboys; When Dez Bryant turns 29 he'll count $17 million against the cap. Will his production be worth it then?
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has his supporters and his detractors, but what does the data suggest about how "clutch" he is?
While unfortunate, the Rolando McClain suspension serves to highlight some excellent work done by the Dallas Cowboys front office this offseason.
How Jason Garrett rebuilt the Dallas Cowboys roster, changed the culture, got all departments under one philosophy, fixed the cap, and never lost relevance.
The Dallas Cowboys are not foolish for refusing to meet All Pro wide receiver Dez Bryant’s contract demands, and Dez Bryant is not a big fat rich jerk.
Valley Ranch may be buzzing with camera drones and virtual reality simulators, but Jason Garrett insists his Dallas Cowboys are "old school."
Just as the Dallas Cowboys replaced DeMarcus Ware with Jeremy Mincey and Demarcus Lawrence, so can they replace DeMarco Murray. Fresh legs finish the fight.
Listening to the Dallas Cowboys players and coaches at OTAs, it's clear head coach Jason Garrett's culture of hard work and competition is firmly rooted.