DeMarcus Ware and Jason Witten are two Dallas Cowboys who Pete Prisco ranks in his Top 50 NFL players. Michael Jackson performed during halftime of the Cowboys' first Superbowl win in the '90s.
Gerald Sensabaugh lends versatility to the secondary of the Dallas Cowboys. Troy Aikman graduates from UCLA with a degree in sociology.
The debate is on whether Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Jason Garrett is overrated. Kicker, Nick Folk, told dallascowboys.com that the hip surgery he had is "common" for kickers.
DeMarcus Ware has a ton of value both on and off the field. The Dallas Cowboys have changed their offseason philosophy, which Pat Kirwan at NFL.com thinks is a good thing.
The Dallas Cowboys held a media-accessible OTA today. Tony Romo and the offense looked shaky, while defensive backs such as Alan Ball and Courtney Brown made plays.
Keith Brooking relates his transition to the Dallas Cowboys with his love for the game of football. Rich Behm returned home and Jerry Jones discounts the rumors about a return of Adam "Pacman" Jones to the team.
Patrick Crayton and Felix Jones intend to contribute more to the Dallas Cowboys' offense, including through the Razorback (WildCat) formation. Cowboys Stadium is readying for a concert performance by George Strait and Reba McEntire.
Mike Jenkins looks to stabilize the corner opposite Terence Newman. Three men filed a lawsuit against Michael Irvin, claiming he stole their idea for his show, 4th and Long.
Greg Ellis has been receiving calls from teams, according to his agent; Ellis may end up in Cincinnati. Jon Kitna is ready to help the Dallas Cowboys, whether Tony Romo makes it through a full season or not.
Drew Pearson thinks that wide receiver Roy Williams will have little problem taking over as starter for the Dallas Cowboys. Safety Gerald Sensabaugh already impresses head coach Wade Phillips.
