In an #AskTrump question and answer on Twitter Monday, GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump was asked if the broken clavicle injury that Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo suffered Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles will keep the Cowboys out of the
For the ninth time in the last 18 years Forbes ranks the Cowboys at the top spot for NFL teams, worth a stunning $4 billion this year.
On the Tuesday airing of “First Take” on ESPN2, co-host Stephen A. Smith was asked if he thought New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady would win the appeal of his four-game suspension for the use of deflated footballs. He responded by
It used to be one of the true glamour positions in all of American sports. Coveted and prized—its elite players enjoyed prestige, power, and respect. It commanded top-dollar and gave us the Heisman pose, for crying out loud! In the 1980s and 1990s, the Minnesota Vikings and the New Orleans Saints both paid a king’s ransom for just one of ’em (Herschel Walker and Ricky Williams respectively). Ah… what used to be.
On Wednesday, WFAA Dallas news anchor Dale Hansen ripped the Dallas Cowboys for their recent signing of former star Carolina Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy to a contract. Hardy was convicted of assaulting a female and threatening to kill her,
On Friday’s “First Take” on ESPN2, co-host and network regular Stephen A. Smith responded to the recent news of the Philadelphia Eagles signing free agent and former Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray after coming off of a 392-carry season.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie celebrated with Jerry Jones in the owner’s box when the Cowboys came from behind to defeat the Detroit Lions in Sunday’s wildcard game. So, the Cowboys owner naturally wants New Jersey’s governor with him at
A spokesperson for Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ) confirms that Jerry Jones, owner of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, paid for the private jet that flew Christie from New Jersey to Texas to watch the National Football League playoff game between the Cowboys and the Detroit Lions on Sunday. The value of the round trip chartered flight was estimated to exceed $10,000. The value of the seat to watch the game in Jones’s private suite was estimated at $6,000. Both the round trip flight and Christie’s seat in Jones’s private suite during the game are apparently considered personal gifts from Jones to Christie.
Fresh off his appearance in the owner’s box at Sunday’s unlikely comeback in Dallas, Governor Chris Christie is looking forward to cheering for the Cowboys in their upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers.
During Sunday’s broadcast of the Dallas Cowboys-Detroit Lions NFL Wildcard Playoff game on FOX on Sunday, shortly after the Cowboys scored a go-ahead touchdown, the camera showed a shot of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ suite at AT&T Stadium, which included
