Cowboys Mini-Camp: Day 1 Takeaways

The Dallas Cowboys took the field yesterday for the first day of mini camp, with familiar faces on both sides of the ball like Tony Romo, Tyrone Crawford, Morris Claiborne, and Ezekiel Elliott – who have all been at every team practice this summer. Unfamiliar faces like Rolando McClain and Ronald Leary also arrived to Valley Ranch, where the practices are now mandatory. Head Coach Jason Garrett took to the podium and started off a day that would mostly be negative for the Cowboys though, as he announced the injuries to RB Darren McFadden and DE Benson Mayowa. Click here for more on the current status of both players.  The not-so-great day continued for the Cowboys when the helmets went on for practice.

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Written by: Sean Martin

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4 Cowboys Players Primed To Make First Pro Bowl

The Dallas Cowboys are no strangers to sending several of their players to the Pro Bowl each year and despite the drastically different seasons the last two years, the Cowboys still had quite a few players headed to Hawaii. Just in case you may have forgotten, the Cowboys finished with a winning record of 12-4 in 2014, but the following season in 2015 those numbers flip-flopped and they finished with a losing record of 4-12. I guess I’m just like any other fan and I really enjoy the anticipation of finding out who might be voted into the Pro Bowl each year, but it’s those first year participants that I truly enjoy finding out about. After the completion of the 2014 season, the Dallas Cowboys had six players voted into the Pro Bowl. Tony Romo, DeMarco Murray, Dez Bryant, Tyron Smith, Travis Frederick, and Zack Martin all made the trip to Hawaii.

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Written by: Brian Martin

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Ezekiel Elliott And Cowboys OL Make Deadly Combination

Stating that the Dallas Cowboys have the best offensive line in the entire NFL may sound a bit redundant, but I honestly believe that they will look even more dominant in 2016 now that they have a running back that truly fits the zone blocking scheme. The Cowboys gave their offensive line an early Christmas present when they decided to draft Ezekiel Elliott #4 overall in this years draft. They could have chosen to go with a dominant defensive player with that selection, but they chose to add a player that can  make the strongest position on the team (OL) even stronger. If you add all of that up, it equals a deadly combination. Right?

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Written by: Brian Martin

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Cowboys Face Moral Dilemma With Ronald Leary

If you asked a Cowboys fan to name their top five Dallas free agents, I assume that few would mention guard Ronald Leary. He spent of most of last year on the bench and will be a restricted free agent. Dallas has all the leverage and can likely … Read more

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Written by: Jess Haynie

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Dallas Cowboys Offensive Line Grades As League’s Best

The spring semester kicked off last week for some and this week for others, but grades are already out! Pro Football Focus put out their official Offensive Line Grades for the 2015 season on Wednesday, and Cowboys Nation is going to really like them. Keep in mind that … Read more

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Written by: RJ Ochoa

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10 Thoughts As I Reflect On The 2015 Dallas Cowboys

Defensive Tackles Should Do More Than Just Plug Holes In 2016, I think it’s time this coaching staff begins to value the 1-technique. Nick Hayden, while a serviceable player, doesn’t really give you much. Yea he will plug the middle fine, but he is by no means an … Read more

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Written by: James Robertello

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Anyone Can Run Behind This Offensive Line

It’s been almost a year since the reigning Rushing Champion and Offensive Player of the Year, DeMarco Murray, took his talents to the City of Brotherly Love. In last year’s NFL Draft it was widespread general common sense that the Dallas Cowboys would find their replacement for Murray… only for … Read more

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Written by: RJ Ochoa

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Dallas Cowboys Draft: Jared Goff Film Review

Because the Dallas Cowboys have a top-5 pick in this year’s draft, this draft is a great time to look into drafting the successor to Tony Romo. The first two options that come to mind in this year’s draft class are Memphis’ Paxton Lynch and California’s Jared Goff. … Read more

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Written by: Ryan Ratty

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Dallas Cowboys: What Compensatory Draft Picks Will They Get?

It’s no secret that the Dallas Cowboys lost some big names in last year’s free agency. Obviously, losing DeMarco Murray was the biggest name. But it should be said that the Cowboys also lost Jermey Parnell, Bruce Carter, Henry Melton, Justin Durant, and Dwayne Harris in free agency. Here’s a … Read more

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Written by: Ryan Ratty

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Stars That Stood Out in Close Loss to The Jets

It would be easy to say that nothing good came from the Cowboys most recent one-score loss to the Jets, which officially eliminated them from playoff contention. However, a few players certainly stood out and deserve to be mentioned. As we slowly turn our focus onto the next … Read more

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Written by: Sean Martin

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