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Right, and Broaddus readily admits that he in no way thinks that the Cowboys will pick Elliott at #4. However I do think that Jerry would find it much easier to pick a top running back in the first round than a top offensive guard. Jerry is all about the "wow players;" he could happily try to...

All I can say is that what I heard this week did not sound like the words of a shill. I was surprised by how blunt and critical Broaddus was. If you listen to what he said, it might surprise you too.

I won't argue with the "moronic" part, but he hasn't been much of a shill lately. I listened to a "Cowboys Break" show that aired this week on the dc.com site and Broaddus was surprisingly blunt and critical of the current state of affairs. Among other things, he said that Garrett and the...

Broaddus explains that he favors E. Elliott at #4 because he (Broaddus) thinks that Elliott: 1) is one of the top 4 or so most talented players in this draft at any position 2) would make an immediate and significant impact ... from Day 1 (Elliott is a 3-down back; he pass protects well too)...

Brian Broaddus says that in his opinion the Cowboys should draft E. Elliott at #4.

There were a bunch of indications last off season that the Cowboys were uncertain that they could "trust" Randle. The team had faith in Randle's football abilities, but not in Randle's mental stability. The various reports of his unstable behavior strongly suggest that the guy has mental...

And to muddy the waters a bit more ... there is "smart" and "football smart." In light of his repeated difficulty with game management decisions/strategy, in no way has Garrett demonstrated a high level of "football smarts."

I think you are right. No one knows. At the same time, I can't blame anyone for having little confidence in the front office and coaching staff. I'd be about a "6.75" on a 1 (dejected) to 10 (ecstatic) happiness scale if the Cowboys drafted a QB in round 1. Cautiously optimistic.

Dak Prescott is a Dallas Cowboys fan. Other than that, he seems to be of high moral character.

I haven't reviewed the Super Bowl game statistics for the players who made the Super Bowl list. It would be interesting to see these statistics. I'm a little surprised that Novacek made the list. He was an important player to the team, obviously, but then there have been other very high...

It is obvious that Aikman's assessment is correct.

I don't blame the team for giving it a try with Hardy. To me, it seemed like a gamble that was worth taking. I find it mildly encouraging that the team is willing to cut ties with Hardy. It wasn't so long ago that Jerry would have kept someone like Hardy around longer, despite multiple good...

Really, it wouldn't surprise me if Cowboys' brain trust decided to do something similar. Sign a younger veteran and draft a QB a little later. If the Cowboys decided not to draft Wentz after coaching him in the Senior Bowl, I'd assume it would be because Wentz didn't look so good during the...

We could start with the front office, head coach, and all of the QBs who have healthy collarbones. Physically, Beasley looks as if he belongs in that league too.

My guess is that MILF football would be more entertaining.

I suppose it is conceivable that there are even worse owners than Jerry. Jerry isn't a tightwad, at least. I do think he wants to win (although only on his own terms). Of course he's not a good owner or GM; him being both has truly screwed up the franchise.

So far this presidential election process is reminding me of the Dallas Cowboys' front office. Not promising.

Going back a few decades, as I remember it, Aikman didn't have a great transition to the new offense brought in by Gailey. Maybe this influences Jerry's thinking somewhat.

It'll be very interesting to see how Robert Nkemdiche performs at the combine. He's widely considered to have exceptional physical gifts. Wouldn't be surprised if he put up some superhuman numbers at the combine. Nkemdiche flashed plenty at Ole Miss but never really realized his potential as...

On my most recent trip to the range there were a couple of guys using the lane immediately to my left. They were shooting pistols. One of the two positioned himself in his lane and held his gun in such a way that almost every time he shot, his ejected shell case flew into my lane, often...