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The Oklahoma State Cowboys logo is iconic, and the mascot has been a long-standing symbol of grit and Southwestern swagger. But few know that Pistol Pete is based on a real-life cowboy. But where did ...
Six weeks into the season, the Dallas Cowboys are in a bad place. They have been blown out in all three of their home games, ...
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Dallas Cowboys watched their best defensive player require assistance to leave the field in the game's closing minutes. They touched the opposing quarterback three ...
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to add new information. With the Dallas Cowboys headed to a 1-2 start to their 2024 NFL season, it’s safe to say fans aren’t happy. And this one ...
Former Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn left Dallas to take the head coaching job with the Washington Commanders in the offseason. In 2024, the Cowboys rank among the worst defenses ...
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The Dallas Cowboys have had many issues that have caused the team to come out of the gates with a 1-2 record. From defensive errors to a thin wide receiver room, the team has to find a way to ...
Coming into the season, the Dallas Cowboys knew their offensive line was going to be vastly different than a year ago. With two starters leaving — Tyron Smith and Tyler Biadasz — Dallas was ...
Ferguson (knee) practiced in a limited fashion, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports. Ferguson has cobbled together back-to-back capped sessions to begin Week 3 prep as he seeks to miss just one ...
This is a huge game for the Cowboys, who are hearing how lousy they’ve played and it is difficult to envision them falling to 1-3. For whatever reason, seeing that famous star on the helmet ...
Baltimore Ravens safety Marcus Williams (32) recovers a fumble by Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb (88) during the first half an NFL football game at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, Sept.
After three hours of being systematically deconstructed by the Baltimore Ravens’ running game, the woebegone Dallas Cowboys had a simple chore. If they could bow up just once — with about ...