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Cowboys ex-coach could be problematic.
Fans of the Dallas Cowboys got what they wanted - Jason Garrett is no longer the team’s head coach. After nine unfulfilled seasons, it was time for the team to move in a new direction. The frustration with Garrett reached an all-time high this year; so much that even his biggest fan couldn’t handle it anymore as Jerry Jones finally had seen enough. The firing non-extension of Garrett brought about joy for many...
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A quick preview of some offensive prospects that might catch the Cowboys’ eye.
[The Senior Bowl will take place Saturday, January 25th, and that will be the first signal that draft season has officially begun. The Cowboys will undoubtedly have their eyes on several prospects, and the practices and game are great opportunities to get a closer look. The Senior Bowl is where the Cowboys first fell in love with Zack Martin. It was also the first glimpse most...
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All of the latest Dallas Cowboys news.
NFL rumors: Jason Witten to the Giants? Cowboys TE might want to re-join Jason Garrett | As player or coach? - Zack Rosenblatt, NJ.com
Jason Garrett accepted the position as Giants offensive coordinator earlier this weekend. What are the possibilities that the former Cowboys head coach brings Jason Witten with him?
Per ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, longtime Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten might want to rejoin his...
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McCarthy’s old team had a rough night on Sunday.
Super Bowl LIV is set and in less than two weeks we’ll all be treated to what should be a great game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. Both teams earned their tickets to Miami on Sunday. Kansas City took down a fun Tennessee Titans team and the 49ers blew out the Green Bay Packers. While none of these teams have anything to do with the Dallas Cowboys (the Cowboys didn’t even make...
Dez Bryant 's last NFL catch came on Dec. 31, 2017, as a member of the Dallas Cowboys , and the 31-year-old free-agent wide receiver wants his next catch to come as a Cowboy...
While Dez Bryant might have spent the entire 2019 season out of the NFL, the former Dallas Cowboys star receiver is still looking for another shot. In fact, he’s even willing to do it with his former team as the replacement for a former teammate. Bryant took to Twitter on Sunday to call upon the Cowboys to sign him and allow him to take over Jason Witten’s role. The way Bryant sees it, Dallas’ offense would become unstoppable if he joined Ezekiel Elliott, Tony Pollard, Amari Cooper and...
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Looking for a Super Bowl participant.
Maybe next year the Cowboys will be in this game. This year, though, we get the Packers and the 49ers.
This is an open thread for game chat.Could we see Jason Witten play in the NFL for a team other than the Dallas Cowboys? The veteran tight end has not ruled out playing in 2020, according to Chris Mortensen of ESPN. However, his role in new Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy’s offense may be nonexistent, meaning he might have to look elsewhere if he wants to keep playing. Mortensen suggests that one possible landing spot could be New York. The Giants just named Jason Garrett offensive coordinator, and Mortensen left the door open to...
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Looking for a Super Bowl participant.
The Titans and Chiefs battle for a spot in the Super Bowl.
This is an open thread for game chat.Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten spent the majority of his career being coached by Jason Garrett. Now that Garrett is working for the New York Giants, the Cowboys’ legendary tight end might be considering a move to join the team’s rival in New York. According to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, Witten is interested in continuing his football career, and the opportunity to be coached by Garrett could particularly interest him. The 37-year-old tight end came out of retirement before the 2019...
The Giants recently hired former Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett as their new offensive coordinator, and another longtime Cowboy could be joining Garrett in the Meadowlands. Per ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, the Giants could look to sign tight end Jason Witten when free agency opens in March (Twitter link). Witten has spent his entire career in Dallas, and after a one-year stint in the Monday Night Football broadcast booth in 2018, he rejoined the club in 2019. The 37-year-old showed he still...
Jason Witten is keeping his options open as he ponders his future for 2020. ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported Witten " hasn't ruled out playing" next season and that the veteran tight end could join one of his NFC East rivals...
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Jason Witten a Giant? Sounds pretty crazy, but it’s possible.
There are three games left in the NFL season and after that every bit of focus will be on the 2020 season. Of course, there are 28 teams already firmly moving in that direction and that includes every team in the NFC East. The Philadelphia Eagles won it but were bounced in the first round of the playoffs by the Seattle Seahawks and the other three teams all hired new head coaches.
The...
Back in September, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones called an extension with quarterback Dak Prescott “imminent.” Months later, Prescott and the Cowboys still do not have a new contract in place, which means that the club may have to put the franchise tag on their signal-caller, who is eligible for unrestricted free agency in March. However, Jones wasn’t being hyperbolic in his September comments regarding a new deal. Sources tell Clarence E. Hill Jr. of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that...
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During his learning year off, the Packers were part of McCarthy’s curriculum.
Whenever an NFL team hires a new coach, the pros and cons of that hire are debated by a rabid fanbase. It was no different when the Cowboys reached out and made Mike McCarthy their new man in charge. There’s the usual look back into their coaching career for the success and the failures, but with McCarthy, there’s an unusual angle.
When he was fired toward the end of...
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Will New York become Dallas east?
Things got a bit more interesting for the NFC East on Friday night when word came out that former Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett is set to be the new offensive coordinator for the New York Giants. That will surely make for two interesting games a year.
Change happens in the NFL. Coaches, players, and personnel staff are constantly moving and people have to swap out old hats and sweaters for new ones to match...
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For Cowboys fans, neither option is a good one.
The 2017 Super Bowl was just a dreadful thing to watch as you couldn’t have scripted a more undesirable matchup for the year’s biggest NFL game. Both the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles were certainly near the top of the list in terms of teams Cowboys fans root against the most.
The Patriots are disliked by many as the combination of dominating the NFL as well as...
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NFL fans react to the New York Giants hiring Jason Garrett - Nick Schwartz, For the WinWith former Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett heading off to the Big Apple, fans have plenty of different reactions and the people over at For the Win have collected a few of them for us.
Garrett previously served as the Cowboys’ offensive coordinator from 2007 to 2010, when he became the Cowboys’ head coach. During his 13 full...
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The build of the coaching staff or the Cowboys seems to be adhering to certain principles.
We are officially two weeks in to the Mike McCarthy era and the Dallas Cowboys coaching staff continues to come together under him. Friday brought with it the news that Adam Henry is joining the group (and that Jason Garrett is joining the one with the New York Giants!) and he is one of the only new additions that doesn’t bring head coaching experience with...
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Mike McCarthy is starting to shape his regime, and it’s a positive step.
It’s all just talk so far, but so much of what new Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy is saying about how he is going to do his job has been absolute music to many of us. His recent talk with the media laid out a lot of things that not only look like just what the team needs, the points he made may have broken some of the worst habits many head coaches stick to throughout the...