Category Archives: Team Chemistry

Tony Romo, DeMarco Murray Buddy Up To Give Dallas Cowboys Hope

Posted on November 14, 2011 by Gene Strother

Tony Romo has a new best friend. Or, he should have, anyway.
DeMarco Murray, rookie running back out of Oklahoma, has given the Dallas Cowboys’ offense what it has lacked since Emmitt Smith left for the Arizona desert: A legitimate threat … Continue reading →

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Dallas Cowboys Jason Garrett and Rob Ryan: The Odd Couple Just Might Work

Posted on January 18, 2011 by Gene Strother

Don’t look now, Dallas, but your resident football genius and redheaded step-son, Cowboys’ head coach, Jason Garrett, has just hired “The Dude” from The Big Lebowski—aka, Rob Ryan— to whip your team’s defense into shape.
The Princeton scholar has hired a … Continue reading →

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Dallas Cowboys Trade of Patrick Crayton to Chargers A Good Deal

Posted on September 5, 2010 by Gene Strother

The Patrick Crayton trade was a good deal for all involved.
It was a good deal for Crayton because as a thirty year old receiver with middle-of-the-road skills, the market for his services was not great. Every team in the NFL … Continue reading →

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Hines Ward’s Reminder: Cowboys Are Better Without Terrell Owens

Posted on December 2, 2009 by Gene Strother

Hines Ward, it is well-known by now, called out his quarterback Ben Roethlisberger on national television before the Pittsburgh Steelers – Baltimore Ravens game last Sunday. His comments dropped jaws all over NFL fandom, and sent shock waves … Continue reading →

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Keith Brooking: A Leader Emerges

Posted on October 25, 2009 by Gene Strother

A leaderless locker room is a rudderless ship.
The Dallas Cowboys are a team needing compensation. The absence of sideline leadership under Wade Phillips has led to frequent chaos. The Patrick Clayton flap is just the most recent evidence that there … Continue reading →

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