Sometimes, we have to let go. Most of us have been watching the Cowboys for a while. We are accustomed to our front office going against the grain and we’re certainly accustomed to being disappointed. Yet, this time seems tough to move on from. In the eyes of some, the Cowboys “blew it” in this years draft. They were staring down Shariff Floyd (most peoples no. 1 defensive tackle) and Read More ...
I don’t care if you’re a Romo apologist, a True-Blue fan or founder of Cowboys Nation… Two 8-8 seasons isn’t going to cut it. The Dallas Cowboys are a legendary franchise with a rich history of winning, Hall of Fame players and FIVE Super Bowl Rings. That’s right, I said five Super Bowl Rings. See, losing isn’t accepted by Dallas Cowboys fans, players and owners alike. Frankly, we’re getting tired Read More ...
The Cowboys seem to be in an infinite loop of mediocrity; a perpetual cycle of good enough to tease fans and bad enough to never contend. Cowboys Nation seems to be in a state of constant demand and ever growing expectations. While Cowboys fans can be the best in the NFL, often they are blinded by the strategic unethical journalistic assault that sports media tends to launch. Constantly big platform Read More ...
Let it be known, the Cowboys are in an arms race and they’re losing. That was evident with the news made yesterday. You see, Jerry Jones has committed to “winning now” so much that his bank account has finally caught up with him. Years and years of restructured contracts and bad deals have put the Cowboys in a bind in terms of available cap space. Before the offseason really started the Read More ...
Let me preface this column by agreeing that we can indeed complain about Jason Garrett’s head coaching ability, his offensive play-calling and his in game decision making among other things but, the guy can evaluate talent especially players coming out of the draft. Here is an in depth look at the drafts 2 years prior to him being named head coach and the 2 years since he was given one Read More ...
Is there really such a thing as a Monday morning quarterback for the season? That’s about what I feel like for the last few weeks watching the (Va)Giants not only make their way into the playoffs but win out the hard way – one game at a time; no byes, no advantage, just good tough football. I still firmly believe Eli Manning is a child and want Osi to slam Read More ...




