Jon Machota
Staff Writer at The Athletic
Covering the Dallas Cowboys for @TheAthletic. Previously: Dallas Morning News, Detroit Free Press. “One Star Cowboys Podcast” Email: [email protected]
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2 days ago |
nytimes.com | Jon Machota
FRISCO, Texas - Micah Parsons was absent from the Dallas Cowboys' organized team activities Tuesday, continuing a pattern of non-attendance over the previous two weeks as he pursues a new contract. Is that disappointing? "No, that's part of the business," Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said. "All teams go through it. ... He's staying connected.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Jon Machota
FRISCO, Texas - Players rarely complain when they are traded to the Dallas Cowboys. So, it's not a surprise to learn that Joe Milton III was just fine with the early April trade that sent him from New England to Dallas. Following Thursday's organized team activities at The Star, the second-year quarterback called the move a "blessing" for the following reasons. Warm weather. Home games played indoors.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Jon Machota
Executive vice president Stephen Jones mentioned it two weeks ago. Dallas Cowboys players shared similar feelings after organized team activities last week. There's a different energy around The Star. "I see the players responding to it," Jones said, "and commenting on the authenticity of our (coaching) staff and what they're about."Following a disappointing 7-10 season, the biggest adjustment the Cowboys made was to their coaching staff.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Jon Machota
FRISCO, Texas - Dak Prescott laughed when asked how he found out two weeks ago that the Dallas Cowboys were trading for George Pickens. The franchise quarterback was away from his phone for a couple of hours. He ended up having six missed calls from Jerry Jones' assistant. When he listened to the first voicemail, it was the Cowboys' owner and general manager. "Hey, I got some good news I want to share with you," Prescott said while doing his best Jones impression.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Jon Machota
ARLINGTON, Texas - There's no questioning that the Dallas Cowboys have one of the NFL's toughest schedules for this upcoming season. The most difficult stretch comes between Weeks 12 and 17 when they play six games against teams that had at least 11 wins last year. That also includes three teams that went to conference championship games and both teams that played in the Super Bowl.
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Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones on @MadDogRadio on the latest with Micah Parsons’ contract situation: “I've never been one to crystal ball when contracts get done. You can be close, you think you're right around the corner, and then they get pushed out and there's extenuating