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Tweet Break: McFadden’s Mess, Mini Camp Motivation, and Eagles Gon’ Eagle

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.

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Written by: Sean Martin

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Muhammad Ali: Current and Former Cowboys Honor the Legend

The late Muhammad Ali goes on a very short list of all-time athletes. His greatness transcended his sport to make a significant impact on American culture and the social issues of his time. As such, it’s no surprise than many Dallas Cowboys players took a moment to show some respect to his passing. Two of the all-time greats from Cowboys history paid homage to Ali: On the other end of their Cowboys careers, the top two from our 2016 rookie class also chimed in.

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Written by: Jess Haynie

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Cowboys Sophomores: DE Ryan Russell

There are few players on the Dallas Cowboys that go as under-the-radar as DE Ryan Russell. The state of the team’s pass rush has been talked about endlessly this off season, with every single defensive linemen – from the experienced to the inexperienced – being challenged to step up. Ryan Russell certainly hopes to factor into this equation, after being drafted by the Cowboys in 2015 with the 163rd overall pick in the 5th round. Rookie defensive linemen often face a tough adjustment when they come to the NFL, and this was likely going to be especially true for the Purdue University product in Russell. Spending his final two collegiate seasons in a 3-4 defense, Ryan was going to need some serious work with Rod Marinelli to develop into a consistent edge rusher for the Cowboys.

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Written by: Sean Martin

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Tweet Break: Best of #Cowboys Twitter for Apr. 15th

What a past couple of days we have had in the National Football League! Since it goes without saying you’ve been reading everything we have to say about the Dallas Cowboys here on Inside The Star, we can assume you understand the implications that the LA Rams now … Read more

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Written by: Sean Martin

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Cowboys Sign Jack Crawford to 1 Year Deal

The theme for the off season thus far for the Dallas Cowboys has been simple. Working on the principle that the 2015 season was completely lost due to injuries, and that the current roster is much closer to the 12 win team of 2014, they have put an … Read more

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Written by: Sean Martin

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2nd Round Research: Kevin Dodd, DE

It’s no surprise that eyes are turning to the draft after the Cowboys’ underwhelming free agency period. That fourth-overall pick is exciting and, ideally, will bring in a future star at whatever position they draft. Not to be lost in that top-five fanfare is that Dallas also has … Read more

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Written by: Jess Haynie

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5 Under-The-Radar Cowboys Who Can Be Huge In 2016

While the Cowboys have gotten a ton of flack for their lack of free agent additions, there are several current members of the team that can really help them in 2016. And while new players help, player development is key for year to year improvement. There are 2 … Read more

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Written by: Nick Cocchiaro

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Scary Situation at Defensive End

No matter what else happens this offseason, we know that one of Dallas’ starting defensive ends in 2016 will be third-year stud DeMarcus Lawrence. After posting seven sacks in his last eight games of 2015, all expectations are that Lawrence will be at least a double-digit sack artist and … Read more

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Written by: Jess Haynie

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