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I like the passion. Provided it's coming from a player who can back it up.

The past three plus years and you're still not convinced, eh? Boy... you're a tough sell.

San Fran with a new coaching regime, or Arizona with a new QB (doubt Carson Palmer recovers ever). Were definitely not finishing first in the division this year, which gets us out of going to Green Bay.

Can't really tell from year to year, but I was wondering who we played next year and finally googled it. Don't like the idea of possibly playing the Patriots on Thanksgiving. Playing the NFC South should be easy pickings.

IRVING, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys have not played a down of their 2014 schedule, so maybe it is a little early to look at the 2015 schedule. If you don’t want to know, then click away. If you do, here goes: In addition to the New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Redskins...

We've benefited from having an extremely healthy team, which is a welcome break. And we've had a lot of lucky breaks go our way. I think were a "lucky" team this year. And I don't think it'll progress into next year. I doubt we retain the strength of the coaching staff - our assistants...

No doubt. We drop the next two. 9-6 going into the redskins game in DC.

I'm not really concerned with labeling a season a success or not. Truthfully, even though were having our best season since 2009... it doesn't feel satisfying to me. Mostly because I don't buy into this team - how it's coached and run. I think were still a .500 team that caught some lucky...

The second half of the Cowboys' takedown of Chicago included a lot of yelling -- from the winning side. No matter what the score was, NFL Network cameras showed Dez Bryant and cornerback Orlando Scandrick seemingly taking turns screaming on the sideline. Bryant seemed upset one time when the...

A few. Like 5 Eddie George, James wilder, Jamal Anderson, and Larry Johnson. All followed with worse years. Dickerson had the best. Went from 1800 on 400+ to only 1200 on 280 carries the following year.

Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray carried a workload unseen in the NFL in five years on Thursday night. Murray had 32 carries for 179 yards and nine catches for 49 yards in the win at Chicago. That total of 41 touches made him the first NFL player to go over 40 touches in a game since Jerome...

I agree. In fact I remember reading or watching something years ago that pointed out when backs eclipse the 400 carry mark one year, they're basically not worth a shit the following year.

Hard to buy the "trust him" argument when he fumbles like he does. I'm just saying... wouldn't surprise me if jerry wants that 2k mark. And if he gets that, he'll be here next year.

] So you don't think it was a little odd that Murray didn't come out at all? Randle got one carry. One. Dunbar none. If you look at the number of touches he had, and I think it was like 31 rushed and almost 10 receptions... just seems a touch excessive. Especially considering his injury...

Chicago was a hapless team. They had zero fight in them for the first 53 minutes. They were like zombies out there. The one guy with any fire was Marshall, and when he left what little chance the Bears had went away. This win doesn't tell me much. Other than were finally incorporating...

Looks like we made it through another game injury free. We've been very fortunate in that regard Should travel to Philly with a healthy and well rested team.

No Dez was bitching a lot tonight. Not sure what the story was b

I love me some Romo, and think he'd have a ring if he played for a competent franchise and a good coach. But Aikman was incredible. His accuracy and deep balls were amazing.

Big wheels keep on turning...

Hard to compare today's QBs and receivers against older ones beause of all the rule changes. Very easy to break passing records nowadays