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Dallas Cowboys - TeamReport

May 7, 2013 12:24
NFL Team Report - Dallas Cowboys - INSIDE SLANT By all accounts the Cowboys had a very good draft in terms of picks and value. They got seven players who should all contribute if not start in 2013. All have the capability of earning starting jobs in the future. Still the draft didn't come without criticism. It's not about the picks but the process for the Cowboys. And their decisions and strategy in the first round will come under scrutiny for years to come.

Dallas Cowboys - TeamReport

May 7, 2013 11:57
NFL Team Report - Dallas Cowboys - INSIDE SLANT By all accounts the Cowboys had a very good draft in terms of picks and value. They got seven players who should all contribute if not start in 2013. All have the capability of earning starting jobs in the future. Still the draft didn't come without criticism. It's not about the picks but the process for the Cowboys. And their decisions and strategy in the first round will come under scrutiny for years to come.

Dallas Cowboys - TeamReport

May 7, 2013 11:51
NFL Team Report - Dallas Cowboys - INSIDE SLANT By all accounts, the Cowboys had a very good draft in terms of picks and value. They got seven players who should all contribute if not start in 2013. All have the capability of earning starting jobs in the future. Still the draft didn't come without criticism. It's not about the picks but the process for the Cowboys. And their decisions and strategy in the first round will come under scrutiny for years to come.

NFL: Cowboys' Romo inks contract extension

March 29, 2013 21:01
Dallas star quarterback Tony Romo has reached a six-year contract extension which would reportedly make him the highest paid player in Cowboys history. The 32-year-old Romo was offered an extension despite leading Dallas to just one NFL playoff victory in the last nine seasons. The Cowboys don't want to risk losing Romo, who would have become an unrestricted free agent after the 2013 campaign.

NFL-Cowboys release defensive coordinator Ryan

January 9, 2013 01:30
Jan 8 (Reuters) - The Dallas Cowboys released fiery defensive coordinator Rob Ryan on Tuesday after another disappointing season that saw them miss the playoffs. Ryan, the twin brother of New York Jets coach Rex Ryan, had spent the last two seasons with the Cowboys where his demonstrative demeanor made him a colorful figure on the sidelines. The Dallas defense did not show enough improvement, however, as they struggled with injuries and finished last in the NFL in interceptions.
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