Serious football fans have been presented with a rather unique encouragement to buy a house: a dinner date with NFL Hall of Famer, longtime Dallas Cowboys player and Dancing with the Stars season-three winner, Emmitt Smith! And he has priced his home in honor of his former Cowboys #22, listed at $2.2 million. This amazing house is featured this week at TopTenRealEstateDeals.com. In addition to dinner, the buyer of this well-located Dallas stunner, which was built for Smith in 1995, will own a 10,806-square-foot home next door to a large wooded park and lake with private access. Family and gue ..read more

It was a tough 2020 for the Cowboys, as the team struggled to a mark of 6-10, but the NFC East is a division that really no one ran away with, and despite the issues Dallas actually was competitive for part of the season. The team is hopeful that they can rebound in 2021, using a returning quarterback in Dak Prescott, who is expected to be ready to go for the team’s OTA’s. Look for the Cowboys to be overall better, and for the team to challenge the best in the NFC. While there’s a number of great matchups on the Cowboys slate, including divisional games vs Washington, the Eagles and Giants, t ..read more

Last season the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of the NFC East was all over the place, as it felt like at some point each and every team had their sights set on or were playing for first place. Many think that the Cowboys are STILL the most talented team not only in the NFC East but in the division as a whole. Getting QB Dak Prescott back will be a massive boost for the club, and also the defense should be much better this upcoming season. Last season a lot of visiting fans made their way to AT&T Stadium to see the opposing team, but this year there should be more Cowboys fans in the stands ..read more

The Cowboys still have a massive fiscal decision to make this offseason when it comes to quarterback Dak Prescott, who last season played on a one-year deal under the franchise tag, making just over $30 million. Prescott, who missed a majority of the season due to injury, is set for another butting of the heads with the Cowboys this offseason, as reports are the Cowboys want to get him inked long term, but as we learned in 2020 that’s easier said than done. One ESPN analyst has an answer to the situation, one so far out there that it just might make sense for all parties involved. That answer ..read more

The Cowboys want to get quarterback Dak Prescott inked prior to the March 9th franchise tag deadline, this according to Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Last season Prescott made $31.409 million on the franchise tag, but of course he only played three and a half games before breaking his ankle and ending his season. The 27-year-old could look to play under the franchise tag again if for some reason the two sides can’t agree on a deal. Reports say that the tag would pay the quarterback about $37.7 million for the 2021 season. Dallas owner and GM Jerry Jones has been vocal about t ..read more

After a season in which the Cowboys defense was abysmal to watch, ranking last in the league, the team is already thinking about bringing in players to help rebound in 2021. One player the team has spoken about bringing in is five-time Pro Bowl cornerback Richard Sherman, who appeared in just five games last season due to injury. CBS Sports’ Patrik Walker stated that the Cowboys have had internal chats about Sherman, adding him to a defensive backfield that gave up way too many big plays last season. Sherman is 32 years old, so he’s not the long term answer at corner, but right now he would b ..read more

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spoke out today about the situation regarding the Denver Broncos and their quarterback saga they faced Sunday when they played the New Orleans Saints. Kendall Hinton hit just one pass in nine tries for 13 yards with two interceptions in a 31-3 loss to the Saints, this due to the fact that the other quarterbacks on the roster for Denver were not able to play after being in close contact and having to go on the covid-19/reserve list. Jones knows all too well about having a tough situation at QB in 2020, and talked about it Tuesday on 105.3 The Fan. “I don’t know that D ..read more

The Cowboys may get Andy Dalton back under center this week, as at 2-7 the team is hopeful to get back on track as they take on the Vikings on the road. Minnesota is coming in on a short week, as they beat the Bears on Monday night in Chicago and are currently 4-5 on the year. Here’s a preview from NFL.com. The post Video: 2-7 Cowboys Travel to Minnesota to Take on the 4-5 Vikings appeared first on Cowboys Gab ..read more

The Cowboys will have a huge test waiting for them Sunday at home when they host the only undefeated team in all of the NFL in the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dallas is sitting at 2-6 entering action on Sunday, coming off a prime time loss to the Eagles on Sunday night football. The Cowboys have lost their quarterback in Dak Prescott, and now they are without backup Andy Dalton, who was hit hard with a concussion a few weeks back, and now Dallas Morning News reporter David Moore says that Dalton is going on the Covid-19 list. Sunday the Cowboys turned to Ben DiNucci, who went 21-for-40 for 180 yards ..read more

Cowboys quarterback Andy Dalton is getting closer to being back after suffering a concussion after a cheap shot from Washington’s Jeff Bostic in last Sunday’s loss in D.C. Head coach Mike McCarthy said today that Dalton has been taking part in quarterback meetings, but as far as taking the practice field, he’s not ready to do that just yet. If Dalton can’t go Sunday against the Eagles, Dallas will go with draft pick Ben DiNucci. A report from the Cowboys official site on Wednesday said that the team is going to ink former quarterback Cooper Rush, who was let go at end of 2020 training camp ..read more