Listen to an audio version of this article on Bumpers! https://bumpers.fm/e/b027ocstsk7000v3tlv0 In 2014 the Cowboys had a road game in the house of an NFC contender the week after moving to 4-1 on the season with a home win against an AFC team. That road game was in Seattle, … Read more
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Listen to an audio version of this article on Bumpers! https://bumpers.fm/e/b0084b14hp1000t6pomg Sunday, December 13th, 2015. You remember that day, even if you don’t know it. The Cowboys were in Green Bay for a date against the Packers, the final score of which isn’t important, and it was their first … Read more
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The Dallas Cowboys hosted the Cincinnati Bengals at home Sunday afternoon, but to say that they were gracious host would be an understatement. The Cowboys took the Bengals out back to the woodshed and gave them an old-fashioned whooping, coming away with 28-14 victory. The final score doesn’t … Read more
Written by: Brian Martin
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The next time somebody tells you that special teams don’t matter in football, remind them how awesome Lucky Whitehead is. The Cowboys’ second-year player has improved his game as a punt and kick returner, becoming a gadget player type weapon for Dallas. Whitehead was only able to field … Read more
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Technology improves our lives. I believe that. Every technological advancement that has happened in my lifetime seems to have made things easier for the human race. Although I will say that the chip reader thing for credit cards feels like a step backwards, but hey… technology. One of … Read more
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Football season is finally back! The first week of preseason games are all finally completed and despite the fact that the Dallas Cowboys lost to the Los Angeles Rams 28-24, there were a lot of positive things that can be taken away from that contest. One of the … Read more
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What a week it has been for the Dallas Cowboys, as they touched down in Oxnard, California for their 2016 training camp yesterday, looking to bring their team back into a positive light. Randy Gregory, and most recently Rolando McClain, have made this task more difficult than needed … Read more
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When you think about training camp battles, which ones are your favorites? The first one that comes to my mind is Dez Bryant vs. Orlando Scandrick. Both guys are competitors on every snap and think the ball is theirs when it comes out of Tony Romo’s golden right … Read more
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Last week I took a shot at determining who the Dallas Cowboys might keep on their final 53 man roster, and that started me thinking who could possibly be the surprise roster cuts that we have to say goodbye to. Year in and year out, we have to say goodbye to players that we were hoping would be able to make an impact with the team and this year is no exception. Sometimes, these players are veterans that have been with the team for a while or they are rookies, but having to say goodbye to them is sometimes a little hurtful. Below are some of the players that I could see the Dallas Cowboys having to say goodbye to before the 2016 season gets underway. J.
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A month ago, I wrote an article about whether or not an expanded role was in the future for Lucky Whitehead, and now I’m questioning if there will even be a roster spot available for Whitehead once the final cuts are made. Don’t get me wrong, Lucky Whitehead has an intriguing skill set that could be used in several different ways for an offensive coordinator as creative as Scott Linehan, but he’s facing some stiff competition at the wide receiver position. In 2015, Whitehead was mostly utilized on special teams returning punts and kickoffs. Toward the end of the season he started to get more time on offense in the Lance Dunbar type of role. They used Lucky Whitehead on jet sweeps and as a receiver out of the backfield the same way they used Dunbar before his injury.
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