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Dallas Cowboys News ARCHIVE
Pull my finger Saturday, October 18, 2008 Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo might try and play Sunday despite broken finger Tony Romo might try and play Sunday against the St. Louis Rams Camp cupcake Tuesday, August 26, 2008 The Heckler cartoon by Rick Atkinson The Dallas Cowboys don't exactly have the toughest camp in the NFL. The Heckler's August '08 Issue is out Friday, Aug. 8, 2008 Among the headlines: Scalpers yet to feel impact of recession, Ramirez gets portrait painted while watching HR The August 2008 edition of The Heckler is out on the streets and is guaranteed to make you laugh or your money back. Pick up your free copy in Chicago today, or subscribe and get it delivered to your home, office, email address or prison cell.'Jets Suck. Brett Favre Swallows!!!' T-shirts flying off Chicagoland shelves Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008 Focus of Bears fans' hatred shifts to Meadowlands as former Packer dealt to NY Just minutes after Brett Favre was traded to the Jets Thursday morning, Bears fans everywhere began hating the AFC team with the same level of ire they directed at the future Hall of Fame QB during the 16 years he played in Green Bay.
Staubach launches comeback plan Saturday, July 12, 2008 After real estate windfall, QB eyes return to NFL Roger Staubach sold his commercial real estate company for at least $613 million. He could net $87.2 million. But it isn't the desire to retire from real estate that drove Staubach to sell his company, which will be purchased by Chicago based Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. Much like Packers on-again/off-again QB Brett Favre, Staubach says he longs to make a comeback. No-ring circus for the Cowboys Wednesday, June 11, 2008 Plenty of drama shaping up for Jerry Jones and crew The Cowboys owner's latest creation promises never a dull momentJerry Jones finding ways to capitalize off potential Pacman signing Wednesday, March 12, 2008 Marketing opportunities abound should troubled CB join Cowboys Cowboys owner Jerry Jones may be the best marketer in the National Football League. Sources have found that the reason Jerry Jones is anxious to sign Adam "Pacman" Jones isn't because he's a shutdown cornerback. It's because Jones has tied millions of dollars of marketing campaigns to the NFL bad boy. Dallas eyeing Pacman Jones Monday, March 10, 2008 New millennium Cowboys give chase to the 1970s Oakland Raiders outlaw image While Al Davis' Oakland Raiders won two Super Bowls with gamblers, drinkers and NFL outcasts, the current Dallas Cowboys are contemplating bringing in Adam "Pacman" Jones to their current cast of characters. Mercury Morris maintains reason to live as Pats fail to go undefeated Monday, Feb. 4, 2008 Former '72 Dolphin holds on to last shred of cultural relevance Former RB Mercury Morris has long been a very outspoken member of the 1972 Dolphins, the NFL's last unbeaten team. When the Patriots' bid at perfection ended in dramatic fashion in Sunday night's Super Bowl, Morris was ecstatic, recognizing that he not lost his reason to live after all. Emmitt Smith charged with murdering English language Sunday, Feb. 03, 2008 ESPN analyst and future Hall of Famer arrested outside Super Bowl studio U.S. Marshals arrested former Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith outside ESPN's "NFL Live" Super Bowl set this weekend where he was working as a football analyst. According to officials, he will be charged with a first-degree count of murdering the English language. Shocking developments keep Jason Garrett in Cowboys fold Friday, Jan. 18, 2008 Cowboys assistant is actually Jones' red-headed stepchild Jerry Jones stunned the gathered media at Thursday's Jason Garrett press conference to announce that he couldn't let Garrett go--because he is Jones' illegitimate love child.
Tony Sparano joins Tuna and will swim with the Fish Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2008 Former Cowboys assistant heading to Dolphins Former Dallas Cowboys assistant head coach Tony Sparano is the new head coach of the Miami Dolphins. Sparano said his first order of business is to enforce a return to the power running game that includes pushing Dolphins draft choices to live up to their potential. Going, going, gone: Romo loses playoff game, Jessica Simpson Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008 Friendly bet with Manning results in breakup for Cowboys QB The Cowboys were stunned, losing to the New York Giants 21-17 Sunday, but Dallas QB Tony Romo not only lost the game, he lost blond superstar girlfriend Jessica Simpson.Owens' tears leads to fan's jeers Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008 Surreal press conference feels like one of those Coors commercials Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens overcame a high ankle sprain to catch four passes for 49 yards and a touchdown in the Cowboys 21-17 loss to the Giants Sunday, but the man who overcame great physical pain was in tears during the post-game press conference.
How 'bout that Cowboy? Monday, Jan. 7, 2008 Romo and Simpson take well-publicized Mexican weekend vacation Cowboys QB Tony Romo and Jessica Simpson took a quick getaway to Mexico with members of Simpson's family and a few of Romo's teammates this weekend. According to reports, the pair couldn't keep their hands off each other. 'Get ya popcorn ready' for TO's return Jan. 13 Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008 Cowboys' leading receiver looks on course for return to action Terrell Owens didn't practice Wednesday, but he did give up the boot. The Cowboys' leading receiver has been wearing a boot since suffering a high ankle sprain against the Carolina Panthers Dec. 22.Cowboys celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Ice Bowl with a ready-to-go-on-vacation effort that led to a 27-6 loss to Redskins Game recap from Sunday, Dec. 30, 2007 Phillips predicts Dallas will beat their first-round opponent in the playoffs Forty years ago this New Year's Eve day, Green Bay defeated Dallas, 21-17 at Lambeau Field, in the coldest NFL game on record. The Cowboys came to Green Bay as upstarts, seeking their first NFL title and had the momentum of a 52-14 win over Cleveland in the Eastern Conference Championship Game the week before. Dallas also had gained experience from their narrow 34-27 loss to Green Bay in the 1966 NFL Championship. Wade Phillips: 'We needed to lose a game' Monday, Dec. 17, 2007 Romo needed to cool off in front of new girlfriend Jessica Simpson Cowboys coach Wade Phillips was trying to put a good spin on the Cowboys' 10-6 loss to the Eagles Sunday, saying the loss helped bring his budding superstar QB back down to earth. Cowboys top Packers, but even great performances can't save terrible broadcast Friday, Nov. 30, 2007 Cable companies glad they didn't televise 'train wreck' with Gumble, Collinsworth, Prime Time and Mariucci Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens thanked God during an interview on NFL Network following the his team’s 37-27 win over the Packers Thursday night in one of the most exciting games of the year. Even T.O.'s 156-yard, one TD performance wasn't enough to overcome possibly the worst telecast in NFL history since NBC's silent broadcast between the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins Dec. 20, 1980. John Madden spotted at Green Bay-Dallas game Friday, Nov. 30, 2007 Famed NBC color commentator John Madden was prevented from entering Texas Stadium prior to Thursday's Green Bay Packers-Dallas Cowboys game due to the game's previous broadcast commitment with the NFL Network. Romo takes heat for Clarkson's bad Thanksgiving performance Friday, Nov. 23, 2007 Cowboys QB rattled 'American Idol' star by hitting on her prior to taking stage Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo wasn't finished throwing passes Thursday just because it was halftime of the Cowboys' Thanksgiving Day 34-3 thrashing over the New York Jets. He just switched receivers.New Cowboys stadium to be named after Jerry Jones Monday, Nov. 12, 2007 Owner forgoes $100 million-plus deal to honor 'Greatest Texas businessman in history' Rather than net more than $100 million by adding the name of a Texas-based company like Dell, Capital One or Exxon-Mobil, to his team's new stadium, Cowboys owner Jones decided to name the stadium after the man he calls the "Greatest Texas businessman in history"--himself. Cowboys get commissioner's OK to sign two troublemakers Monday, July 21, 2008 During an impromptu press conference, Dallas Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips said the Cowboys have been given the go ahead by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to sign two offensive football players facing, or who have faced, felony charges in order to even out their roster.
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