Dallas Cowboys News:
December 27 to January 02, 2010

ARLINGTON, Texas - Jerry Jones flew home from last year's finale in Philadelphia vowing to change the Dallas Cowboys.

From Triplets to Tuna, the Cowboys' course changed forever in the spring of 2003. The most prominent remaining link to the '90s championship teams, Emmitt Smith, was released and head coach Bill Parcells' first rookie class netted four current starters, including an undrafted quarterback named Tony... read more

Jason Witten called it a "humbling experience." Bradie James called it a "miserable" moment and ensuing off-season.

Forgive me if this piece isn't directed to you. And forgive me for rubbing it in, if it's not.

Some lucky contest winner is going to get to blow up Texas Stadium. The City of Irving and Kraft Foods provided details Thursday of their sponsorship deal for the building's implosion -- including a national essay contest with the winner getting to pull the trigger that finishes off the iconic... read more

How's this for irony, or symmetry, or both:

When he gives up a big play, which hasn't happened much here lately, Mike Jenkins gets up with a smile.

Cowboys special teams coach Joe DeCamillis has become just the fourth recipient of the Special Courage Award. The only previous honorees in the NFL were Dick LeBeau (2008), Vince Papale (2006) and Eddie Jones (1999). DeCamillis oversaw offseason practices two weeks after surgery to repair a broken... read more

Okay -- the Philadelphia Eagles ' Flash animation guy needs a raise; this is the funniest thing I've...

Like he's done all season long, Roy Williams spent the majority of the locker-room period Wednesday pointing the finger.

Mike Jenkins wasn't holding back on Monday, as preparation for the NFC East title game began. He basically guaranteed the Eagles wouldn't hit big pass plays on the Cowboys.

By JAIME ARON AP Sports Writer

Cowboys receiver Miles Austin has done just about as much as an individual player can do in one season - earn a starting job, pass 1,000 yards receiving and make his first Pro Bowl, to name a few accomplishments.

A list, obtained by The Associated Press on Wednesday, of NFL players who would be restricted free agents if there is no salary cap in 2010. They would be unrestricted free agents under the current system: