Dallas Cowboys News:
January 03 to January 09, 2010

Once an obscure figure, Miles Austin has emerged as a playmaker just as Jerry Jones predicted.

ProFootballTalk.com's Mike Florio weighs in on the biggest story lines of Wild Card Week: 1.

Standing in front of his locker on Wednesday, All-Pro linebacker DeMarcus Ware was joking around with reporters.

Cowboys outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware and running back Marion Barber have dealt with injuries all season. Two days before their wild-card rematch with the Philadelphia Eagles, both again appear to be a bit less than full strength.

IRVING, Texas - Tony Romo's post-season memories with the Dallas Cowboys are filled with tears.

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For the first time, NFL fans are getting their say in who will join the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.

PHILADELPHIA - An employee of the Philadelphia Eagles has apologized for twice spitting on the midfield star at the Dallas Cowboys' new stadium and posting video of it on the team website.

IRVING, Texas - DeMarcus Ware knows what a big deal it was for the Dallas Cowboys. So do his teammates, though they have a slightly different view than their Pro Bowl linebacker.

There are plenty of folks in Philadelphia who really cannot stand the Dallas Cowboys and the team's star...

Charles Woodson was slow to embrace the one team that showed a strong desire to sign him in '06.

In the midst of their NFC East championship celebration last Sunday, Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips and inside linebacker Keith Brooking tried to recall if they'd ever been part of consecutive shutouts.

While the Cowboys' defense has been rather proud of its consecutive shutouts in the last two games, wide receiver Roy Williams knows he's not far from that distinction as well.

Tashard Choice could be getting closer to being cleared to play on Saturday night, the Cowboys running back returning to the practice field on Wednesday to work with trainers.

IRVING, Texas - Former NFL receiver Terry Glenn has been charged with auto theft in what his attorney says is a mix-up over a car rental.