Dallas Cowboys News:
March 07 to March 13, 2010

Eight days have passed and not a peep out of the Dallas Cowboys, not a thing.

Forty-four years ago, Bob Arum promoted Muhammad Ali-Cleveland Williams in the brand new Houston Astrodome - a structure vast and extravagant enough to greet the Greatest of All Time.

After playing without injured Roger Staubach for most of the 1972 season.

With so many leftover 2009 rookies, is there a possibility the Cowboys will trade out of the first round this year, to stockpile two first-rounders for 2011?

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones will present Emmitt Smith for enshrinement to the Hall of Fame in August, the...

Changes are coming to the Dallas Cowboys. Maybe not swiftly, maybe not all dramatically . . . but they're coming.

When looking at Witten's stats, the 94 catches isn't surprising at all.

It's become a cottage industry: do-it-yourself draft analysis.

A lawsuit accuses an oil and gas company owned by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones of aiding an alleged $15 million fraud. The suit filed Wednesday in federal court in Dallas does not name Jones. The defendants are Blue Star Oil and Gas and its exploration manager, Lonnie Williams. The lawsuit... read more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas Chiefs have signed free-agent wide receiver Jerheme Urban, who spent the last three seasons with the Arizona Cardinals.

LB Donald Butler and 10 other Washington prospects brought notice to a once moribund workout.

Restricted free agent safety Gerald Sensabaugh apparently has six teams that would like to grab him from the...

Jerry Jones has been a busy man this week.

Before workers ever broke ground on the largest venue in NFL history, Jerry Jones envisioned more than just a radiant new home for America's Team.

With the label of "Next-Year's Champions" finally behind them, the Cowboys played the 1972 season as Last Year's Champions.

Greg Ellis is on record, through his agent, as being willing to return to Dallas in a role-player capacity. Coming off the bench, and likely at a discount, can the Cowboys really do better?

For our second Shutdown Corner mock draft, we're going throw a couple semi-likely scenarios into the mix.