Dallas Cowboys News:
July 04 to July 10, 2010

DALLAS - Ex-Dallas Cowboys linebacker Eugene Lockhart will continue to remain free on supervised release while he waits for his mortgage fraud trial to begin.

The Cowboys are rock solid up the middle with their inside linebackers, but it didn't stop them from improving the position, thanks to a talented second-round pick.

In order to keep Tony Romo safe, Dallas must consider using a second tight end to block more frequently.

DeMarcus Ware has been playing at a Pro Bowl level for years. In 2009, fellow outside linebacker Anthony Spencer provided similar headaches for offenses.

Despite a stellar draft and more "Parcells guys" on board, the 2005 Cowboys fall just short of the postseason with a 9-7 mark.

Cowboys tight end Martellus Bennett has created a few headlines and once again for reasons other than football. This just adds more fuel to the fire for people who question his desire for the game.

Do you see Akwasi as a possible corner in the event of an injury to the top three?

Chargers GM A.J. Smith admits playing hardball on the contract front has resulted in a tough offseason.

The last two years have proven depth is a key need at running back. Luckily the Cowboys have three ball carriers with talent and experience.

The National Football League's decision to move its branded credit card business from Bank of America to British banker Barclays is forcing customers of the Charlotte, N.C., bank to scramble to spend reward points before they expire next month. On message boards, in between talk about upcoming... read more