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The Cowboys may reside in Stillwater as far as the state of Oklahoma is concerned, but the Dallas Cowboys now hold court in Norman. It was reported on Thursday afternoon that former Cowboys tight end Jason Witten is joining the Oklahoma Sooners staff as their tight ends coach, and in case you did not know, DeMarco Murray is their running backs coach.
This is Witten’s first foray into the collegiate coaching ranks, but he has a Texas state championship under his belt at the high school level so he has succeeded where he has been so far, and it stands...
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The season is done, and it didn’t end in a way most Dallas Cowboys fans wanted. They lost their final game of the season to the New York Giants and it wasn’t pretty. But how did the Cowboys rookie class perform in their final game of their inaugural season? Let’s jump in and find out.
(Game stats- Snaps: 55, Pass Blocks: 27, Pressures: 2, Sacks: 0, Penalties: 0)
Booker went the distance at right guard against the Giants, logging all 55 offensive snaps in the 34–17 loss at MetLife Stadium, and this was one of the...
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The Dallas Cowboys won’t be playing in the playoffs this season. Again. As they turn the page and look to regroup, a great deal of attention will be directed at fixing the defense. The team took its first step by firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus on Tuesday. A new guy running the defense, combined with some new players from April’s draft, will go a long way in determining if they can get back on track.
The Cowboys currently own the 12th overall pick thanks to finishing with a losing record for the second straight season. They also own the rights...
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The Dallas Cowboys will not be representing The Star in the 2025 NFL Playoffs, but there are still some good things to take away from the season.
For one, the offense was electric, and only seemed to struggle when forced to play one-dimensionally because the defense couldn’t get a stop to save their lives.
QB Dak Prescott is at the head of the league’s top-scoring offense.
With weapons like wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens to throw to, it’s no wonder he led the league in passing yards until sitting out the second half of the Week 18 finale...
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In Wednesday’s postmortem press conference for the Dallas Cowboys’ 2025 season, Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones, and Brian Schottenheimer covered a lot of topics. One of the biggest sound bites from the media session was Jerry’s expressed goal of finishing his ownership run with the most Super Bowls in NFL history. While highly unrealistic at this point, the brazen statement also reflected just how misguided Jones’s effort to achieve that feat is, and how little he even understands his own motivation.
There were several moments on Wednesday when Jones tried to reassure Cowboys fans that he was as passionate about winning...
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The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos will join the rest of us in watching this weekend’s Wildcard round of the playoffs.
Because you don’t hate the NFL enough, you’ll have to have a subscription to Amazon Prime to watch one of the six scheduled games.
Here’s how the opening round shakes out with match-ups, when and how to watch, and even a prediction of how each game ends. Leave your picks in the comments below and let’s see how we all do.
Saturday, 3:30 p.m. – FOX
These two teams met in Week...
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Yesterday began an incredible run of football for all of us to watch with the Fiesta Bowl between Ole Miss and Miami. Today offers the Peach Bowl between Indiana and Oregon, and then after that we get three straight days with NFL playoff games. It is wonderful.
For our discussion around here today we are curious who you think will win all six NFL games.
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The Dallas Cowboys aimed for a fresh start in 2025, but the results were pretty much the same as a season ago. Sadly, the Cowboys ended up with yet another losing season for the second year in a row. For consecutive years they’ve only managed to win a total of seven games. and they’ll need to make some major moves in the offseason to prevent that from happening yet again.
As disappointing as the 2025 season was for the Cowboys, there were some bright spots that kept us locked in and entertained throughout the year. We’re highlighting some of those...
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I would much rather be talking about the Dallas Cowboys getting ready for a playoff game right about now, but we all know why that did not happen.
Still, a lot of good football will be played this weekend, and throughout the next few weeks, so that got me thinking. How many former Dallas Cowboys players will we see?
As I started going over them all, I thought to myself, this could make for a very interesting post. Who are the top former Dallas players that we will see over the next few weeks in the playoffs?
This is not...
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The search begins.
The Dallas Cowboys have requested to interview three candidates for their defensive coordinator opening, according to a report from ESPN’s Todd Archer. The Cowboys are in line to speak with Broncos defensive pass game coordinator Jim Leonhard, Vikings defensive pass game coordinator Daronte Jones and Browns safeties coach Ephraim Banda. The team also requested to speak with Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, but that request was denied by Atlanta as the franchise seeks a new head coach that could retain Ulbrich...
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Dallas requested defensive coordinator interviews with Jim Leonhard, Darontè Jones, Ephraim Banda, and checked on Jeff Ulbrich before Atlanta blocked it.
Breaking down what each could bring to the Dallas’ defense.
This is the part that grabbed me. The Cowboys aren’t sitting back waiting for the perfect hire to fall into their lap; they have sent requests.
The Cowboys have requested permission to speak with Minnesota defensive pass game coordinator Daronte Jones, Denver assistant HC/pass game coordinator Jim Leonhard and Browns safeties coach Ephraim Banda for their defensive coordinator vacancy,...
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The Dallas Cowboys have started their search for a new defensive coordinator. Todd Archer of ESPN released a list of the team’s initial requests to interview three candidates. The names included are Minnesota Vikings pass game coordinator Daronte Jones, Cleveland Browns safeties coach Ephraim Banda, and Denver Broncos assistant HC/pass game coordinator Jim Leonhard.
Out of the three names, Leonhard has emerged as a fan favorite to be the Cowboys’ play-caller on defense. Leonhard is someone head coach Brian Schottenheimer is familiar with, having spent three years together with the New York Jets from 2009-2011, when Schottenheimer was the offensive...
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