Ben Grimaldi
Writer, Cowboys Wire at USA Today
Former sports producer & lover of football. Write about the Dallas Cowboys for the https://t.co/iTm7ly9BMq. Eating wings and talking sports! #Cowboys #Friars
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1 week ago |
cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Ben Grimaldi
The Dallas Cowboys made two moves this week, signing defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey and cornerback Robert Rochell as they continue to churn the bottom of the roster. While both additions were at positions of need, it's the signing of Rochell that continues to demonstrate how cheap the organization has become. Adding Rochell shows the Cowboys understood they need help at CB, but instead of signing a quality player, they once again went bargain basement shopping.
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1 week ago |
cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Ben Grimaldi
The Dallas Cowboys' offense wasn't very pretty in 2024. After three consecutive seasons ranking inside the NFL's top 10, the walls came crashing down and the unit slumped to the middle of the pack. Some of that can be attributed to quarterback Dak Prescott's injury, but that wasn't all that ailed the team which struggled to consistently move the ball during the first half of the season when he was available.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Ben Grimaldi
The Dallas Cowboys' offense wasn't very pretty in 2024. After three consecutive seasons ranking inside the NFL's top 10, the walls came crashing down and the unit slumped to the middle of the pack. Some of that can be attributed to quarterback Dak Prescott's injury, but that wasn't all that ailed the team which struggled to consistently move the ball during the first half of the season when he was available.
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1 week ago |
cowboyswire.usatoday.com | Ben Grimaldi
The offseason program for the Dallas Cowboys was completed last week and the players are now off on their own for several weeks. It's been a wild few months for the organization, who was more active than they've been in recent years when it comes to player acquisition. With the team volunatary and mandatory offseaso sessions now over, here's a look at how the 53-man roster might look.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Ben Grimaldi
The offseason program for the Dallas Cowboys was completed last week and the players are now off on their own for several weeks. It's been a wild few months for the organization, who was more active than they've been in recent years when it comes to player acquisition. With the team volunatary and mandatory offseaso sessions now over, here's a look at how the 53-man roster might look.
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This account has become a trolling account…the Commanders at 3 is laughable!
Ranking all 32 NFL Coaching Trios: 1. Chiefs: Reid, Nagy, Spags 2. Rams: McVay, LaFleur, Shula 3. Commanders: Quinn, Kingsbury, Whitt 4. Eagles: Sirianni, Patullo, Fangio 5. 49ers: Shanahan, Kubiak, Saleh 6. Bills: McDermott, Brady, Babich 7. Vikings: KOC, Phillips, Flores 8. https://t.co/xaAbEDJpKE
I mean, strong football minds telling you that Dak is really good. But what do they know...personally, Id have Dak above Herbert & Stafford because of how much he has to do to keep the Cowboys afloat, but this list finally a legit one to talk about.
The explanation by @FourVerts for having #Cowboys QB Dak Prescott in the Top 10. Having a healthy, educated discourse/evaluation of Prescott’s play is beyond refreshing. (🎥: @ Football 301 Podcast) https://t.co/9JJAkJwATn
Damn good player!
Five-time All-Pro linebacker CJ Mosley is retiring, he tells @CBSSports. The former Ravens and Jets captain posted over 1,000 tackles in 11 NFL seasons. At The University of Alabama, Mosley won the Butkus Award, SEC Defensive Player of the Year and back-to-back national titles. https://t.co/geMDsbDzKA
