Mario Herrera Jr.

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Skill players headline my personal Dallas Cowboys All-Quarter Century team

5 days ago | insidethestar.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

This week, ESPN’s Aaron Schatz and Seth Walder released their NFL All-Quarter Century team, spotlighting league-wide legends since the year 2000. Naturally, names like Tom Brady, Randy Moss, and Aaron Donald made the list, but for this Cowboys fan, it sparked a different conversation: who are the greatest Cowboys of the last 25 years?
ESPN's All-Quarter Century Team includes 3 former Cowboys

5 days ago | insidethestar.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

ESPN’s Aaron Schatz and Seth Walder recently unveiled their “All-Quarter Century Team,” highlighting the NFL’s best players from 2000 to 2024. Unsurprisingly, the lineup features several all-time greats. Tom Brady, widely considered the greatest quarterback in league history, headlines the offense. Legendary receivers Randy Moss and Calvin Johnson also earned well-deserved spots for redefining the wide receiver position with their dominance and unmatched physicality.
Henry Ruggs eligible for parole in 2026 and Jerry Jones shouldn't be waiting

1 week ago | insidethestar.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

Former NFL WR Henry Ruggs may have made a brief public appearance this past week, but let’s be clear, he remains behind bars. Serving time for a tragic 2021 DUI crash that killed 23-year-old Tina Tintor and her dog, Ruggs isn’t eligible for parole until August 2026. Still, speculation has already begun about what might come next for the once-promising 1st round pick. If you’re a fan of the Dallas Cowboys, you’ve seen this movie before.
Cowboys ink 2 veterans to deals following individual workouts

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

The Dallas Cowboys took a proactive step in bolstering their roster last week by hosting workouts for five free agents, and they didn’t walk away empty-handed. The team signed DT Perrion Winfrey and CB Robert Rochell, both of whom bring intriguing upside and fit within new DC Matt Eberflus’ aggressive, disciplined system.
Cowboys ink 2 veterans to deals following individual workouts

1 week ago | insidethestar.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

The Dallas Cowboys took a proactive step in bolstering their roster last week by hosting workouts for five free agents, and they didn’t walk away empty-handed. The team signed DT Perrion Winfrey and CB Robert Rochell, both of whom bring intriguing upside and fit within new DC Matt Eberflus’ aggressive, disciplined system. Perrion Winfrey, a former 4th round pick of the Cleveland Browns, recently revitalized his career with a strong campaign in the UFL.
Thunder and lightning is the way to go

1 week ago | insidethestar.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

The Dallas Cowboys’ running back room in 2025 isn’t exactly star-studded, but with the right approach, it could become a strength instead of a liability. The best path forward? Lean on a veteran for early-down, between-the-tackles work, and unleash rookie Jaydon Blue as a change-of-pace weapon who can burn defenses both as a runner and as a receiver out of the backfield.
Cowboys work out 5 players, including UFL standout

1 week ago | insidethestar.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

The Dallas Cowboys continue to explore every avenue to strengthen their roster ahead of training camp, recently working out five free agents, including a standout from the United Football League. With a proven track record of unearthing talent from non-traditional pipelines, including return ace KaVontae Turpin and reliable kicker Brandon Aubrey, Dallas hopes to strike gold again.
The rest of the NFC East should wish Dak Prescott a happy Father's Day

1 week ago | insidethestar.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

It’s Father’s Day, and there’s one man who deserves a special shoutout from every locker room in the NFC East: Dak Prescott. That’s right, since stepping onto the scene in 2016, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback has absolutely fathered the Giants, Commanders, and Eagles with a level of consistency that borders on disrespectful. At this point, the rest of the division might as well send him a tie and a mug that says “#1 Dad.”Let’s run down the resume.
Emerging player Spann-Ford is in the driver's seat for TE2

1 week ago | insidethestar.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

The Dallas Cowboys may have unearthed a valuable piece in second-year tight end Brevyn Spann-Ford, and 2025 is shaping up to be his breakout campaign. After spending his rookie season adjusting to the speed and complexity of the NFL, Spann-Ford appears ready to take the next step and become a consistent factor in the Cowboys’ offensive game plan. Spann-Ford came to Dallas as an undrafted free agent in 2024 following a solid career at the University of Minnesota.
Dak Prescott’s latest quote shows he’s just like us

2 weeks ago | yardbarker.com | Mario Herrera Jr.

The Dallas Cowboys have wrapped up this year’s session of OTAs (Organized Team Activities), and have given fans plenty to be excited about. Starved for Cowboys football, fans watched and listened for any positive news coming out of OTAs, and there was news aplenty. The usual names showed out in workouts. Guys like QB Dak Prescott, TE Brevyn Spann-Ford, and the new duo of wide receivers, CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, turned heads and drew cheers with highlight-reel catches.