Also, a rival studies the Romo era on tape, Dallas’s positional strengths, betting Ezekiel Elliott’s TD total, and a scheduling oddity.
On May 13 the news of the day should be stories from rookie minicamp that just recently wrapped up at The Star in Frisco, with an eye toward the OTAs about to get underway. Instead, Cowboys Nation is still stuck in football limbo: obsessing over the starting quarterback’s contract, predicting the outcomes of the scheduled games, and wondering how the players on paper will actually play on the field… when they get there… eventually.
For now, a Cowboys icon wades into the Dak Deal Debate, we take a peek at which players might see their Cowboys tenure cut short by the financial realities of the coronavirus, and several positional groups go under the microscope. There are guesses on wins and losses, and an interesting prop bet on how many times Zeke will get fed a touchdown. We’re talking jersey sales, 88 artwork, an undrafted gem, crazy consistency stats, and a scheduling quirk with the Cowboys chasing bird-beating history. Oh, and an NFC East rival remaking themselves in Dallas’s image has even taken to studying Tony Romo on tape. Plenty to keep the football fires burning in this edition of News and Notes.
The all-time rushing king weighs in on his former employer’s will-they-or-won’t-they dance with quarterback Dak Prescott. Emmitt Smith says he is not surprised it’s come to this, but he’s also not concerned that a deal won’t get done.
When the business of pro football starts back up, will all of your favorite Cowboys still be on the team? Our own K.D. Drummond explains why Tyrone Crawford, Jourdan Lewis and an offensive staple are among the players who might not be guaranteed a roster spot in the post-pandemic uncertainty.
Brain Martin predicts the entire 2020 season for the Dallas Cowboys. Spoiler alert: it’s NOT another 8-8 finish.
The Cowboys added key additions on both sides of the ball in free agency and the NFL Draft. But which position benefited the most?
Assuming some West Coast additions from new head coach Mike McCarthy and given what Kellen Moore did in his first season as offensive coordinator, will the Cowboys offense see a total overhaul in philosophy?
Based on revelations from a recent interview with Giants head coach Joe Judge, the 2020 New York Giants may give the Cowboys a very familiar look…
…so it’s perhaps no surprise that the current quarterback for Big Blue has spent some time picking the brain of Garrett’s former quarterback in Big D and watching game tape from the Romo era.
Dak Prescott was a top-10 quarterback in the NFL last season in multiple categories. The Dallas Cowboys will not find another top-10 quarterback if they pass on signing Prescott. Sign Dak Prescott.
Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated takes a deeper look into the QB room of the Dallas Cowboys. With a championship window only a few years long, the Cowboys have insured themselves at the most important position on the field.
The stud rookie wide receiver has jumped his fellow draft mates. The No. 88 jersey worn by a Dallas Cowboy is a hot seller yet again.
Cowboys staff writers Nick Eatman and Jonny Auping answer questions regarding the Cowboys tight end group and the upcoming schedule Dallas is set to face.
ESPN’s Todd Archer predicts better than ten rushing touchdowns this season for Ezekiel Elliott.
His name wasn’t called on draft weekend, but Cowboys fans shouldn’t sleep on the wide receiver from Rhode Island. Opposing defenses shouldn’t, either.
Prescott-or-Wentz was a thing again. In case you missed it, watch ESPN’s Dan Orlovksy take off his best jacket and carefully roll up his shirt sleeves… just to get pantsed with the facts.
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