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Morris Claiborne needs to forget October, 7, 2012 By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com IRVING, Texas -- Rookie cornerback Morris Claiborne was beaten for a touchdown for the first time in his career on Monday night against the Chicago Bears. Devin Hester beat Claiborne on a double-move and...

Mock drafts: Should Cowboys choose pass rusher or offensive lineman in first round? By Jon Machota / Special Contributor 9:47 pm on October 7, 2012 Making smart decisions during those seven rounds in April is the most critical element when it comes to adding talent to an NFL roster. The...

‘My idol’ Ray Lewis up next Bruce Carter, Cowboys By Mark Francescutti 9:44 pm on October 7, 2012 Cowboys fullback Lawrence Vickers is black-and-blue familiar with the Baltimore Ravens. In each of his first five years in the NFL, his Cleveland Browns banged heads twice every season with their...

No Happy Returns When The Dallas Cowboys Kick The Ball by One.Cool.Customer One of the many stats that has gone quietly unnoticed so far this season is the effectiveness of the Cowboys punting and kickoff coverage units. On ten kickoffs in four weeks, the Cowboys have allowed an excellent 18.5...

Morris Claiborne Has Been A Pleasant Surprise For The Dallas Cowboys by Archie Barberio The Dallas Cowboys enter their bye week with a lot of uncertainty and a 2-2 record. With a quarter of the season gone, I wanted to take a closer look at one of the pleasant surprises on the Cowboys. While...

Dallas Cowboys Offensive Line Coach Bill Callahan Providing No Answers by Christian Blood For years, the Dallas Cowboys boasted one of the best offensive line coaches of all time. I speak of none other than Hudson Houck. Houck enjoyed two world championships with the Cowboys in 1993 and 1995...

Anthony Spencer Is More Valuable To Dallas Cowboys Than You Think 8 hours ago Ben Grimaldi Monday night was the night the Dallas Cowboys found out what their team would be like without OLB Anthony Spencer, and I’m not sure they like the results. Obviously the score wasn’t what they wanted and...

How Jerry Jones Ruined Football in Dallas By Case O'Donnell (Contributor) October 4, 2012 When Jerry Jones took over as owner of the Dallas Cowboys in 1989, he started off by making one of the most illogical decisions ever: dismissing the legendary Tom Landry from his position as head...

Jerry Jones: Bill Callahan calling offensive plays hasn’t been discussed By Jon Machota / Special Contributor 12:23 pm on October 5, 2012 Four of Jason Garrett’s worst losses as Cowboys head coach have come in the team’s last six games. The Cowboys have lost those four by an average of 16.5...

Cowboys bring in Raymond Radway for a workout By Brandon George / Reporter 1:37 pm on October 5, 2012 The Cowboys worked out wide receiver Raymond Radway on Friday but haven’t decided whether they will sign him or not. The Cowboys have one open roster spot after cutting cornerback and special...

Unit has been solid, but major tests still await Cowboys defense By Rainer Sabin / Reporter 10:02 pm on October 5, 2012 IRVING — Exactly one week ago, Rob Ryan expressed no contrition about presiding over the NFL’s best defense. “We’re not making apologies for being No. 1,” the Cowboys’...

How Will The Return Of Jay Ratliff And Company Benefit The Dallas Cowboys? by Archie Barberio The Dallas Cowboys enter their bye week with a lot of uncertainty circling around the team. Many are doubting whether the Cowboys can find a way to solve the problems they are having, so this may be...

Cowboys FanPost Of The Week: Time For Extreme Measures? by rabblerousr As it has been for so much of the extended 2012 season (which included training camp and preseason), the Cowboys schedule is once again off kilter. After two consecutive Sunday games began to restore some order and...

Cowboys Bye Week: Bright Spots Among The Doom And Gloom by Dave Halprin Now that we're a little removed from that disaster that was the Cowboys and Bears game on Monday night, we can look back and see some good things that came out of that game. They might be minor when compared to the things...

3 Things On The Dallas Cowboys To-Do-List For The Bye Week by One.Cool.Customer In the NFL, offenses and defenses have traditionally been ranked by the number of yards and points gained or allowed. And while those measures keep things nice and simple, they can also be quite misleading, as...

Dallas Cowboys Need To Figure Out Who They Are by Tom Ryle A bye week can be prolonged misery when your team has a bad performance going into it. For fans of the Dallas Cowboys, this one is a particularly diabolical form of torture. If you are trying to figure out what exactly is wrong with...

Detailing Dez Bryant: So much talent, so hard to trust October, 4, 2012 By Tim MacMahon | ESPNDallas.com IRVING, Texas – This could have been Dez Bryant’s breakout game. It should have been. Bryant got open all night against Chicago cornerback Charles Tillman, whom the Bears had shadow him...

5 Wonders: Will Tony Romo's sacks increase? October, 4, 2012 By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com IRVING, Texas -- If you were wondering where Five Wonders was this week, we just pushed it back a little because of the bye. With no further ado, we give you the wonders: ** After Monday's debacle...

Penalty Breakdown: Doug Free, Tyron Smith in lead October, 4, 2012 By Todd Archer | ESPNDallas.com IRVING, Texas -- With the Cowboys off this weekend, there is no Officials Breakdown to give you, but we won’t get away from penalties completely. This week we will have a Penalty Breakdown...

Random Thoughts: Mike Jenkins earning his time October, 4, 2012 By Calvin Watkins | ESPNDallas.com Some thoughts after the Cowboys' fourth game of the season, a 34-18 loss to the Bears: As we head into the bye week, we're hearing nothing negative about the play of cornerback Mike Jenkins...