The Dallas Cowboys have said they ‘really like’ free-agent OT Tyson Clabo. The Cowboys have yet to make a decision regarding Clabo, and maybe its because they are waiting on someone else. They have asked Doug Free to take a pay cut from his $7 million salary he is promised this year to help save money against the salary cap and upgrade. Jerry Jones expressed Saturday that they want to   Read More ...

As I am sure you all know by now, Victor Butler has signed with the Saints. Butler was the last remaining member of the 2009 draft class, meaning the Cowboys have nothing left to show for the notably bad ’09 draft class. In 2009 the Cowboys had 12 draft picks, seven of which are no longer in the NFL. Butler, and tight-end John Phillips – who left for the San   Read More ...

Finally some noise erupted out of Valley Ranch today.  Adam Schefter reported (via Twitter) that the Cowboys have agreed to a tentative deal with free agent outside linebacker Justin Durant. Durant is a versatile outside linebacker who possesses excellent sideline-to-sideline speed.  He’s considered a solid run defender and can play either the “Will” or “Sam” linebacker positions. Last season Durant totaled 103 tackles and three passes-defended.  He looks like an   Read More ...

There is a lot of buzz going around Valley Ranch today with a few free agents and potential draft picks set to visit the Cowboys. Eric Reid of the LSU Tigers is coming to interview with the team; this is much like a normal job interview where the coaching staff will ask him a variety of questions. Justin Durant formerly of the Detroit Lions is set for a visit as   Read More ...

It’s no secret by now that the Cowboys are fully committed to the transition to the Tampa 2 defense.  Many believe that the Cowboys current roster will be able to transition nicely with players like DeMarcus Ware and Anthony Spencer who have experience playing in the 4-3 scheme. A few weeks ago the Cowboys made a bold move by releasing veteran safety Gerald Sensabaugh, a move that left many questions.    Read More ...

The news out of Valley Ranch today is that the Dallas Cowboys re-signed veteran linebacker Ernie Sims to a one-year $715,000 salary. Sims was an asset to the team last year after injuries sidelined Sean Lee and Bruce Carter. Sims was then credited with 42 tackles and one sack.  That stat line doesn’t tell the whole story though.  Sims was all over the place when given his opportunity.  He wasn’t   Read More ...