Trysten Hill had a hard time cracking the rotation last season as a rookie, but with Jim Tomsula on the staff and a year of experience under his belt, it might be unwise to seal his fate just yet. New Cowboys defensive tackle Gerald McCoy said Carson Wentz was better than Dak Prescott last July, now he shares the same uniform as the latter to face the former twice a year as division rivals.
Everson Grifffen had been one of the biggest names on the free-agent market since voiding the last three years of his deal with the Minnesota Vikings. The most had interest before the draft, but his price tag would have to reasonable to book his ticket to Dallas.
How the Cowboys will take a huge financial loss without fans attending games, whether or not it’s playoffs or bust in 2020, and how the Dallas defense still runs through DeMarcus Lawrence and more are covered in the news and notes.
DE Everson Griffen is Still Available, Cowboys Should Make the Call :: Inside The Star
The Cowboys have added Bradlee Anae, Aldon Smith, and in the near future Randy Gregory. But acquiring veteran Everson Griffen would be the icing on the cake for a revamped Cowboys defense.
Trysten Hill’s bad rap may be a bit premature, shouldn’t be written off yet :: Cowboys Wire
K.D. Drummond breaks down how working with new defensive line coach Jim Tomsula and a year of NFL experience give Trysten Hill a chance to contribute in 2020.
Gerald McCoy said Carson Wentz is better than Dak Prescott, but that’s water under the bridge :: Blogging The Boys
About a year ago on FS1’s Undisputed, Gerald McCoy said he thought Carson Wentz was better than Dak Prescott. Who would’ve thought he’d now be wearing the same uniform as the latter.
A big Cowboys “what if” that would have changed everything going on now at quarterback :: Blogging The Boys
The Cowboys had an interest in Nick Foles back in 2016 to backup Tony Romo. If that particular scenario would have played out, would we have ever seen Dak Prescott in Dallas?
How do the Cowboys do when creating all-star teams based on college school or conference? :: Blogging The Boys
If there’s one thing the Cowboys have done well in recent history it’s acquiring talent from some of the top programs in college football.
Games without fans could have crippling financial effect for the NFL – and the Cowboys would be the biggest losers :: Dallas Morning News
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic could see the NFL play in empty stadiums. The league would take a huge financial loss, and the biggest moneymaker, the Dallas Cowboys, would suffer the most.
DeMarcus Lawrence Still the Key for New Look Cowboys Defense :: Inside The Star
Even with new additions and a different approach under Mike Nolan, the Cowboys defense still goes through DeMarcus Lawrence.
Training at The Star will be 4th time Cowboys have held camp in Texas :: WFAA
For the first time since 2011, the Cowboys will hold training camp exclusively from Texas due to the current COVID-19 pandemic.
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