Mauricio Rodriguez 
It seems like just yesterday when Tony Romo, beloved quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, went down in the third week of the preseason. We all remember it. It hurt. Remember what we all thought? “He’ll be back soon, meanwhile we’ll win some games with this kid, Dak Prescott. … Read more
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There’s this great 2004 football movie called “Friday Night Lights.” It’s my favorite movie of all time. Based on a real life story, it shows an amazing story about a Texas high school football team, the Permian Panthers. The team eventually gets to the State Championship and at … Read more
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Ezekiel Elliott has proven to be one great football player in his rookie season. He led the NFL in rushing yards and he’s a legitimate MVP candidate. He breaks tackles, speeds through defenders, catches, blocks, and he grinds for dirty yards. But there’s one thing in particular that he … Read more
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Growing up as a child watching the Dallas Cowboys, I always had three heroes. Three favorite players. The first one, and my favorite Cowboy ever, Jason Witten, still plays as a tight end for the Dallas Cowboys. The second one is still on the team, only he’s now the … Read more
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In 2014, we didn’t have much expectations for the Dallas Cowboys. Analysts and fans thought they could become one of the worst defenses in the history of the NFL. Some were even calling them to end the season with only four wins. Then the Cowboys ignored every expectation … Read more
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Last Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys defense had one of the most important tests they’ve faced all season. Dan Bailey had just kicked a field goal to extend the lead 26-20, with 2:58 remaining. Lots of us even wanted Jason Garret to go for it on fourth down so … Read more
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