The Dallas Cowboys must find a way to avoid the injury bug to give itself the best opportunity to compete at the highest level against stellar competition.
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In order for the Dallas Cowboys to have a complete defense, it needs one of their rookie defensive backs to step up, standout and make a difference.
Why Ceedee Lamb will become the Dallas Cowboys WR1A, make his first Pro Bowl, led the team in touchdown receptions, receptions, and make the All Pro team
The Dallas Cowboys fan base has a strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde when it comes to supporting this historic franchise as regain its winning ways.
Injuries were the reason the Dallas Cowboys played so poorly last season and this year Mike McCarthy's set up to blow expectations out of the water
The Dallas Cowboys need an elite corner to make its defense more than formidable in a pass-happy league and to fix one of the team's weakest links.
Depending on which sports network you watch, the Dallas Cowboys are either doomed to have another losing season, be mediocre, or win the NFC East.
The Dallas Cowboys defense was so bad on so many levels that they spent the majority of their draft capital on defensive players to fix this chronic issue.
From the beginning, Dallas Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory had a rocky start entering the NFL because he failed a drug at the 2015 NFL combine.
When the Dallas Cowboys traded for Amari Cooper he transformed the offense, building it into one of the best offenses in the entire NFL
Before the start of the 2014 NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys were predicted to finish last in the division, and head coach Jason Garrett was on the hot seat.
Although the Dallas Cowboys had its worst defense in franchise history, their awful play had more to do with scheme rather than the talent itself.
After fielding its worse defensive unit in franchise history, the Dallas Cowboys went all in on fixing its defense in the 2021 NFL draft.
For the first five games of the 2020 NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys had one of the most prolific offenses in the league and averaged over 30 points a game.
Dallas Cowboys fans laugh hysterically as Washington picks linebacker selected linebacker Jamin Davis out of Kentucky with its 19th pick
The Dallas Cowboys are loaded offensively, but they have to fix the defense because their window of opportunity to win is wide open.
With a healthy offensive line returning all of its starters and Dak back at full strength, you can expect Zeke to have a bounce back year and make Pro Bowl.
With a Dak Prescott signed to a four-year, $160 million dollar deal, all the Dallas Cowboys need to do is select the right player - is that Kyle Pitts?
The Dallas Cowboys have long favored offense over defense and the logic is simple - fans love offensive star power and fans make Jerry Jones money
NFL free agency started two weeks ago and Dallas Cowboys have done nothing but stand pat and let other teams claim the best talent in the league.