Dallas Cowboys News:
February 21 to February 27, 2010

One of the biggest stories of the 2010 college football season was the suspension of Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant, who in October was found to have lied to NCAA investigators about visiting the home of Deion Sanders.

With the Cowboys celebrating a half-century of football in 2010, DallasCowboys.com is reliving the entire journey, from winless upstart to the most valuable, relevant professional franchise in the sport.

DALLAS - An angry Michael Irvin says he was pleased but not surprised that Florida authorities won't file sexual assault charges against him.

Every year at the Combine, reports will ask players which NFL teams have talked to them. This is especially true...

I'm a stat guy. Always have been, regarding every sport. They don't paint the entire picture, but they're the background for what eventually envelopes the canvas.

Editor's Note: Throughout the off-season, DallasCowboys.com staff writers will take a closer look at the roster, analyzing each player's impact last season and just how he fits into the team's 2010 plans. Today's featured player is Cowboys wide receiver Kevin Ogletree.

Life has been a blur for New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton since winning the Super Bowl a few weeks ago. Payton was back at his college alma mater on Wednesday, wearing a tuxedo to the athletic director's gala at Eastern Illinois. He says the game, the victory parade and Mardi Gras have made... read more

MIAMI - South Florida prosecutors said Wednesday they will not file rape charges against former Dallas Cowboys star Michael Irvin.

As the Cowboys celebrate 50 seasons in 2010, they'll have the dual honor of kicking off the NFL's preseason schedule, and hosting Super Bowl XLV six months later.

In our end-of-the-season recap, the writers on this site had differing opinions in terms of the best win of the Cowboys' 2009 season.