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Getting pressure on the quarterback is not enough, Dallas defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli needs his defensive linemen to get more sacks. The Cowboys have sacked opposing quarterbacks only six times this season. Twenty-nine teams have done that more than the Cowboys. But help is on the way...

By Brandon George IRVING — The line will extend well out the door at Valley Ranch. When this season comes to an end, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones will have an office full of players and coaches with their hands out. Coach Jason Garrett, most of the club’s assistants and at least 15 key players —...

Sadly this is true.

BFD.

Disagree because most fans are retarded. Ever read one of fuzzys "film reviews." :lol

Disagree. Teams with franchise QBs don't go four years without making the playoffs unless they are severely handicapped by poor coaching. Which we have been since basically Parcells second season here. Now that Garret has been neutered to basically a clapping mannequin, making the...

And Orakpo is out for the year (again) 7-1 without question.

Romo winning a Super Bowl would be incredible. I'd love it. He catches too much flack and he's carried this team way too long.

Just say no to Murray. Add to the fumble issues, theres the stat out there how RB's fall of precipitously immediately following a 400 carry season - which hes on pace for. Then the injury concerns. Naw... our Oline is going to be dominant. They'll have another year experience together next...

After Week 7.... If the playoffs were today: Wild Card Weekend Bye week 1. Dallas Cowboys (6-1) 2. Arizona Cardinals (5-1) 6. Green Bay Packers (5-2) @ 3. Detroit Lions (5-2) 5. Philadelphia Eagles (5-1) @ 4. Carolina Panthers (3-3) Outside looking in: 7. San Francisco 49'ers...

By Michael Florek / Staff Writer Follow @michaelflorek mflorek@dallasnews.com 8:36 pm on October 19, 2014 | Permalink ARLINGTON — When Giants cornerback Prince Amukamara was told Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray broke 100 yards during the Cowboys 31-21 win on Sunday, his eyes widened. “He...

By Jon Machota jmachota@dallasnews.com 6:32 pm on October 19, 2014 | Permalink ARLINGTON – There wasn’t a letdown game for the Dallas Cowboys Sunday afternoon. A week after shocking the NFL by defeating the defending Super Bowl champs in Seattle, the Cowboys improved to 6-1 with an impressive...

By Drew Davison ddavison@star-telegram.com ARLINGTON — This is a changed Dallas Cowboys defense, and the locker room after Sunday’s victory over the New York Giants said it all. A year ago, a 31-21 victory that saw the defense force two turnovers would have been a rousing success. Not this...

:lol

No to resigning Murray. No to resigning Jason, yet. And if we finish the year strong, only still resign him if Marinelli and Linehan stick around.

Was good to see him get on the field and make an impact. Hope it continues

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One more first and it's pretty much over.

Not a good start to the drive.

If we go 3 and out I'm gonna be like, really mad. Run Murray run