Author Archives: Gene Strother
Dallas Cowboys Trying to Join Texas Rangers, Dallas Mavericks and the DFW Championship Party
It is a great time to be alive and living in Dallas/Fort Worth.
Dirk Nowitzki— the NBA finals MVP, world champion and Dallas Mavericks great— threw out the first pitch at game three of the World Series, where the Texas Rangers … Continue reading
What Do Joe Theismann, Deion Sanders and Chris Cooley Have in Common? Tony Romo!
Joe Theismann has Tony Romo squarely in his sights. The former Washington Redskins quarterback-turned-TV analyst shared his unfiltered thoughts on the embattled Dallas Cowboys QB on NFL.com:
“He doesn’t understand how to play the quarterback position. Somebody had to say it, … Continue reading
Posted in Breaking News, Dallas Cowboys, Former Players
Tagged Dallas Cowboys, Deion Sanders, Joe Theismann, Tony Romo, Washington Redskins
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Tony Romo Feeds Cowboys to the Lions, Leaves Writers Everywhere Wondering Where to Begin
This morning, I am afflicted with Tony Romo Disease: A particularly nasty virus that leaves a writer dazed, confused and all but paralyzed.
There are so many ways to go with a Dallas Cowboys morning-after-the-train wreck article, I find myself staring at the … Continue reading
The Tony Romo Flow Chart: Laugh to Keep From Crying
I do not know whom to thank for this. I received the link from a friend. It is NOT my work. It IS genius, nonetheless.
LANGUAGE WARNING: Some of the language in this flow chart is a bit raw. But it’s … Continue reading
The True Story of Dallas Cowboys’ Nemesis and HoF Great Jack Youngblood: A Can’t Miss Read!
BECAUSE IT WAS SUNDAY: The Legend of Jack Youngblood
Authorized Biography of Hall of Fame Defensive End Includes
New Interviews, Stories, Images from Inspirational Life and Legendary Career
–Foreword by NFL Network Host Rich Eisen –
NEW YORK, September 26, 2011 – No player … Continue reading
Posted in Breaking News, Media, Players, Rivalry
Tagged Biography, Hall of Fame, Jack Youngblood, Los Angeles Rams, Press Release, Roger Staubach
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