Two years ago, neither the Dallas Cowboys nor Philadelphia Eagles were in the playoffs. In Dallas, the Cowboys were scrambling to recover from a 4-12 year in which they lost their franchise quarterback twice in the same season. They were slated … Read more
Written by: Kevin Brady
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There is no other position in the world of sports as important as quarterback. If you want to get a Lombardi Trophy, you better have one. And you need a pretty good one, too. Unfortunately, there are less than 32 players in the world who are considered franchise … Read more
Written by: Mauricio Rodriguez
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Nothing better than a little mid-summer smack talk between fans of two of the biggest rivals in football. Carson Wentz or Dak Prescott: Who is better? Who will be more successful? With both guys entering just their second year in the league it’s unfair to give either one … Read more
Written by: Connor Livesay
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Last week on Tweet Break, we took a bumpy ride through some offseason tweets that made us laugh and smile, but most importantly, they made us miss Dallas Cowboys football. A new edition of this series here on Inside The Star can only mean that we are closer to watching the silver and blue on Sundays though! On top of that, we have an awesome collection of tweets this week to get through. Let’s get to it, Cowboys Nation! McFadden’s Mess One of the most notable events of the week was the unfortunate injury suffered by the Cowboys “starting running back,” Darren McFadden.
Written by: Sean Martin
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For decades, the NFC East was the most competitive and most feared division in all of football. In fact, an NFC East team participated in six of the nine Super Bowls played between the 1987 and 1995 seasons. However if you were to refer to the NFC East as the most competitive and most feared division in all of football today, you’d be only half right. Lacking a repeat champion since 2004, the division has become a source of parity while still maintaining the highly regarded and nationally viewed rivalry games which have become a staple of the NFL. After a horrid season a year ago where it looked as if a 7-9 team could steal the division at many points during the year, the NFC East looks to be improved and ready to begin to return to its old school form.
Written by: Kevin Brady
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The #RJOShow hit the double digit marks on episode count this week! The best All-NFL Podcast in the game, at least that’s what my parents say, is moving along and has a brand new episode for your enjoyment! There is a ton of NFL News to talk about … Read more
Written by: RJ Ochoa
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When the Los Angeles Rams made a deal with the Tennessee Titans for the 1st Overall Pick in the NFL Draft, the world was stunned. Many national reporters pounded that the 2nd Overall Pick could be dealt soon after that, and that with the market being set from the … Read more
Written by: RJ Ochoa
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The NFL Draft kicks off on April 28th and we will all be watching very excitedly. 25 young men will be watching in person hoping to hear their names called so that they can step out on stage with a cap of their new team’s logo to go … Read more
Written by: RJ Ochoa
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My goal this weekend was to share some of my guiding principles about the three glamour positions of any NFL offense. Yesterday we discussed running back and earlier today we looked at wide receiver. We now wrap things up with the most important position in all of sports, NFL … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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The NFL off season is in full draft mode, as the Dallas Cowboys are leaving no stone untouched in their search for the best prospect to select with the fourth overall pick. The Cowboys have worked out a ton of prospects and have brought in plenty of big … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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