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El profundo Barry Church tendrá cirugía en el antebrazo que se fracturó en el partido contra los Philadelphia Eagles. Read
FRISCO, Texas – Tuesday on 105.3 The Fan, Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones reiterated Tony Romo would take a step forward in his practice workload this week but didn't speculate whether the veteran quarterback Read
(Nota: Correo Cowboys es una serie de preguntas mandadas por fanáticos alrededor del mundo. Ambar Garcia, corresponsal de Somos Cowboys, y Nick Eatman, columnista de DallasCowboys.com, responden las siguientes preguntas de los fans.) Read
Martin Vergara
Los Santos, Panamá Read
¿Qué han pensado hacer con Sanchez ahora que Romo está por regresar? Read
FRISCO, Texas – Safety Barry Church will have surgery on his fractured forearm, but the procedure won’t affect his timetable for a return, Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones said Tuesday on 105.3 The Fan. Read
PAUL MEEK
SAN ANGELO, TX Read
FRISCO, Texas – Playing without starting defensive backs Barry Church and Read
FRISCO, Texas – It’s not a very eventful outing in terms of entertainment value – especially after an overtime thriller against Philadelphia the week before. Read
But in terms of this team’s progression, there’s a lot of good tape that comes out of a workmanlike 35-10 win against an overmatched opponent. The Cowboys simply executed better on both sides of the ball, and you saw the results reflected on the scoreboard. Read
FRISCO, Texas, – Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and the Jones family, along with Dallas entrepreneur Rob Wechsler, are excited to announce the launch of Blue Star Accelerator, the first of its kind accelerator and investment venture for early stage businesses in the technology, sports, and entertainment industries at The Star, the Dallas Cowboys Corporate World Headquarters, in Frisco, Texas. This program will give a number of hand-selected sports, technology and entertainment specific companies an opportunity to capitalize on the resources and relationships of two industry lead Read
FRISCO, Texas – Jerry Jones did everyone the favor of ruling Tony Romo out well before the Cowboys traveled to Cleveland last week. Don’t expect the same courtesy this time around. Read
The Dallas Cowboys continued their impressive season with a 35-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. With the win, they now have won seven straight and have the best record in the NFC at 7-1. Read
The team’s celebration on the flight home stalled a bit when they decided to partake in the #MannequinChallenge, the newest viral phenomenon sweeping the nation: Read
Can you find your favorite Cowboy? Read
https://twitter.com/dallascowboys/status/795406726514216961?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Read
CLEVELAND – Trying to decide what the true meaning of 7-1 really is at the halfway point of the 2016 season. Read
For all practical purposes, 7-1 means the Cowboys are tied with the New England Patriots for the best record in the National Football League. Read
Means they have a two-game edge in the NFC East on the New York Giants (5-3). Read
Means they have at least a two-game edge on any other team in the NFC with Seattle (4-2-1) still to play Monday night, own a 4-0 record on the road, and at 5-1, own the best record in NFC games. Read
¿Te perdiste el partido de la semana 9?
No te preocupes, aquí puedes ver los highlights de las mejores y peores jugadas del partido Cowboys vs Browns, marcador final, 35-10.
Con la consigna de demostrar dominio ante un equipo inferior, los Vaqueros lograron el cometido con creces al son de un categórico 35-10 como visitantes. Read
CLEVELAND – Another week, another matchup with a rookie quarterback drafted ahead of Dak Prescott. Read
Last Sunday was Philadelphia’s Carson Wentz. This Sunday was Cleveland’s Cody Kessler. Read
CLEVELAND – In his Cowboys-record 155th consecutive start, Jason Witten made a move that some observers might have expected in start No. 55: Read
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Nick Eatman is the author of his third book, the recently published Friday, Saturday, Sunday in Texas, a chronicle of three football teams on three levels in Texas, from high school to college to the Cowboys. Read
CLEVELAND – This game was over on the second play of the game. And let’s not forget, the Browns had a 44-yard gain that got the ball deep into Cowboys’ territory. Read
CLEVELAND – It’s safe to say the Cowboys saw something on tape that made them feel good about the Browns’ matchup with their tight ends. Read
CLEVELAND – As he got ready to board the team bus for the airport, Dez Bryant had forgotten his missed opportunities Sunday. Read
“At the end of the day we got that W,” the Cowboys’ star receiver said. Read
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