Hello Dallas Cowboys Nation. It’s been some time since we’ve all been so proud and full of celebratory bliss but the time now is nice. The Cowboys knocked the Eagles off the top of the NFC East to claim sole possession of it themselves, and did so not by simply being the team to make the fewest mistakes on the field, but the team that dominated the game just enough   Read More ...

Tonight the Cowboys will find their true identity. Whether it’d be the team that clearly needs work, or the team that seems to step up to any challenge and overcome it. Philadelphia offers Dallas no easy road to victory and ultimately redemption from that 44-6 loss last year. However, I see plenty of chances for the Cowboys to dominate this matchup and take sole possession of 1st place in the   Read More ...

Dallas followed up their dominating performance over the Falcons with a duplication against the Seattle Seahawks. The Cowboys once again outplayed their opponent in all three phases of the game.  They were playmakers on offense, smothering on defense, and the special teams was the smoking gun to end the game for the second straight week. Patrick Crayton followed a 74-yard punt return last week with an 82-yard punt return against   Read More ...

After the Dallas Cowboys won the Falcons game, my good friend and fellow NFL fan voice, Dan Parzych, messaged me this: “I must say….that was one impressive victory for your Boys today. I’d say big, BIG statement game.” This was a big statement game yes, but did it surprise me? No, it did not. The Dallas Cowboys were under a lot of pressure. They were a 4-2 team that looked   Read More ...

Are the Cowboys finally making the turn from NFL’s most dysfunctional into an actual competitive football team? Do things really turn that quickly in the NFL? Does this team actually have a heart and a desire to be the best? It certainly looks that way after what was undoubtedly the best game this team has played since the 20 to 8 victory against the Giants last December. These are tough   Read More ...

As the Cowboys were displaying incredible dominance over a playoff caliber NFC team, many questions received answers. You see the Cowboys were a team that were in search of an identity, that needed questionable personnel to set the tone, and it happened. In the countless disappointing plays we’ve seen so far this season, the blame has been placed on 5 individuals. Tony Romo, DeMarcus Ware, Wade Phillips, Roy Williams, and Jason   Read More ...