A backup player signed midseason off the New England practice squad, Sterling Moore may be poised to assume a bigger role with the Dallas Cowboys in 2013.

While the focus of the coverage on the coaching changes for the Dallas Cowboys has been on who has made what decision, the main question should be whether the new version of the staff is better than it was.

Everyone knows that the Dallas Cowboys' offensive line is one of the biggest areas of concern for the team, and new players are needed. "Everyone", however, apparently does not include Dallas' Bill Callahan.

In part four of BTB's series on decisions, moments or (over) reactions that had significant long-term effects, we look at the season-long effects of offseason injuries to the Cowboys' interior offensive line.

Dallas Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones has attempted to change the perception of what is happening with his team, particularly concerning his head coach Jason Garrett. So far, the reactions are quite varied.

In a move to counter the persistent belief he is undermining Jason Garrett, Jerry Jones made an emphatic statement of support for him during a video interview.

The Cowboys earned an 8-8 record on the field, but does that record indicate overcoming long odds or underachieving?

Despite everything that has been stated publicly by Jerry Jones, and reports that seem to indicate Jason Garrett is deep into head coach offseason work, speculation continues to abound about Jon Gruden coming to the Cowboys.

Take a peak at the alignments of the front 7 within Monte Kiffin's new scheme in Dallas.

In the early stages of the offseason, the Dallas Cowboys have made some surprising moves, and now face a new and difficult situation regarding Jay Ratliff. No matter what they do, however, you can be sure it will be criticized.