The Dallas Cowboys lost to the New York Giants in heart breaking fashion, but they have a few problems to fix to be successful in 2016.
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The Dallas Cowboys will be without quarterback Tony Romo services for 6-10 weeks, but the Cowboys must find a way to win without Romo.
Tony Romo is the incumbent starter for the Dallas Cowboys, but with his recent injury, rookie Dak Prescott will take over and a new era begins.
With backup qb Dak Prescott lighting up the preseason for the Cowboys, Jerry Jones needs to be patient and not rush the dynamic signal caller into action.
Don't look now but the Dallas Cowboys may have just found a backup to Tony Romo AND the quarterback of the future. His name is Dak Prescott.
The Dallas Cowboys played their first preseason game against the L.A. Rams, and there were plenty of positives and negatives on both sides of the ball.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has fell back and allows son, Stephen, to run the football operations, but the elder Jones is still the classic enabler.
With defensive lineman Tyrone Crawford nursing a sore back, the Dallas Cowboys continue to lose key defensive players, expecting Rod Marinelli to fix it.
The Dallas Cowboys are a talented team with high aspirations to compete for a Super Bowl title. However, there is always an obstacle that gets in their way.
The Dallas Cowboys haven't won a Super Bowl since 1995 with only two playoff victories. However, the Cowboys are the world's most valuable sports franchise.
The Dallas Cowboys will start the season without three of their defensive starters. With a young and a shaky defense, Tony Romo will have to carry the team.
The Dallas Cowboys have a history of signing talented players with a checkered past, but this group of risky players are disappointing and hurting the team.
The Dallas Cowboys are drafting the right players, but the key is developing them into starters and major contributors for the future, making them legit.
In 2014, the Dallas Cowboys went 12-4, won the NFC East, won a playoff game. This season could be better than that one, and the Cowboys might win the SB.
The Dallas Cowboys have struggled at this position for years; however, it is getting better. The Cowboys are bringing DB Brandon Boykin for a workout.
The Dallas Cowboys is capable of beating any football team that crosses its path, but there is one nemesis they can never beat, year in and year out.
The Dallas Cowboys have a plethora of wide receivers on its roster, but which ones will step up their game and produce on a high level?
The Dallas Cowboys went 4-12 last season, reversing the record of the previous season, but last season's debacle was a blessing in disguise.
The Dallas Cowboys are loaded with young talent on both sides of the ball, ushering in a youth movement that will keep them competitive for a long time.
The Dallas Cowboys became America's Team thinking outside of the box and making shrewd draft decisions, and they continued it with this year's draft class.