The success or failure of the Dallas Mavericks will likely come down to how Kristaps Porzingis performs in 2019-20.
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The Texas Rangers didn’t have a great 2019 season but if you ponder the actual goals and expectations of this season, you’ll see it was successful
Nobody panic but if you thought this summer was bad for the Dallas Mavericks, wait until next summer because it’ll likely be even worse
The Dallas Cowboys fell to the extremely beatable New Orleans Saints Sunday night and first down running plays are largely to blame.
Much of the Dallas Cowboys early season success is because of their desire to embrace analytics and call more passing plays on early downs
Jaylon Smith is playing well below the level we’ve grown accustomed to causing many to believe something’s wrong with Dallas Cowboys star linebacker
The Dallas Cowboys face their first true test when they travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints, but how good are the Bridgewater-led Saints?
The Dallas Cowboys o-line has been struggling with penalties this season and despite facing poor competition they're the 3rd most penalized in the NFL
The Dallas Cowboys are gifted a cupcake opponent in the Dolphins, but don't set expectations too high because this one is set up to disappoint.
We can all agree Jason Garret is at a critical time in his coaching career but don’t underestimate the significance '19 has for assistant coach Kris Richard
The Dallas Cowboys sustained multiple key injuries putting their status in doubt over the next 4+ weeks, lucky for us their depth is one of their strengths
With Michael Gallup going under the knife, might it be time to bring Dez Bryant back to Big D and finish what he started with the Dallas Cowboys?
The Dallas Cowboys train is rolling along at breakneck speed but a couple potentially serious injuries threaten to derail them
The Dallas Mavericks just made a ton of moves, seemingly improving their team, but the Lamar Odom experiment reminds things don’t always work as planned.
Dallas Cowboys tight ends, Jason Witten and Blake Jarwin, combined to form a formidable duo on Sunday and may have already struck a balance.
The Dallas Cowboys offense looked brilliant in Week 1 but there are still some concerns that must be addressed before we can call this offense optimal.
The Dallas Mavericks finally boast the star power MFFL have been longing for but the top weapon on the Mavs may not be a player at all.
Dallas Cowboys fans aglow with optimism these days but one concern being overlooked might be regarding the health of our All-Pro offensive lineman.
The Dallas Cowboys offense looked markedly improved on Sunday and Kellen Moore and his motion, formations, and deception are what should be credited most
Tony Pollard is the Dallas Cowboys latest dynamic offensive weapon, will this team use him to his fullest or will he join the long list of wasted talent?