Ty Cobb

The RANGERS travel to Oakland to take on the a's tonight at 9:00.  Probable starters are Yovani Gallardo (TEX) and Sonny Gray (OAK).    The RANGERS are currently +147

This can't be true!!!  Please tell me this is a joke or someone just blowing smoke up our butts to get a reaction!!!

I don't think its a suspension. It sounds like he will be fined an amount that will equal 4 game checks.

That's pretty funny!!!

Maybe he can be roommates with Manziel in rehab.  :D

Sorry about the double post guys.  I got a little excited.

If you're talking about this season that would be week 2.  The COWBOYS beat the titans, who were 1-0 at the time thanks to a week 1 victory over the chiefs.

If you're talking about this season that would be week 2.  The COWBOYS beat the titans, who were 1-0 at the time thanks to a week 1 victory over the chiefs.

If they are willing to give up two 1st round picks, a 2nd, and Foles every team in the league with a better draft slot will be calling the eagles.

I've been meaning to ask, how did you win tickets?

No doubt at all.  

The young man was pretty dang good his rookie season.     -1st team All-Pro   -Didn't allow a sack during the regular season. (16 games, 1,076 snaps and no sacks)   -Flagged for only 2 penalties       *The above information came from Jeff Sullivan. (writer for the DALLAS COWBOYS STAR magazine)

Here is one example of why Jerry Jones won this award:   The Cowboys didn't want to keep DeMarcus Ware with a $16 million salary-cap figure. They weren't willing to offer Ware a smaller deal. They thought his best days were behind him. The Denver Broncos quickly scooped up Ware with a three-year, $30 million deal with $20 million guaranteed.  Ware had a cap figure of $9.666 million in 2014 and had 10 sacks.  The Cowboys went with the numbers' approach in replacing Ware. They signed Jeremy Mincey to a two-year deal. They kept Anthony Spencer on a one-year deal. Combined with George Selvie, they combined to count $3.771 million against the cap and combined for 9.5 sacks.  So it was basically the same production at nearly $6 million in savings. In theory, the Cowboys were able to allocate dollars elsewhere, like locking up Tyron Smith to a long-term deal. Whenever a team thinks it's one player away from a Super Bowl, they make a mistake. Charles Haley was more the exception than the rule when the Cowboys traded for him, but that also came before the salary cap. 

Yep, very overrated defense. No pass rush and the pack runnining it right down their throats!!!

This game is showing how good Tony Romo is. Wilson can't even fart right against green bay. Damn I wish the COWBOYS were playing!!!

Here's an updated list:   Unrestricted Free Agent: Pos.   James Anderson LB   Dez Bryant WR   Bruce Carter ILB   Tyler Clutts FB   Justin Durant OLB   Doug Free RT   Dwayne Harris WR   Nick Hayden DT   Tony Hills T   Henry Melton DT   Rolando McClain ILB   DeMarco Murray RB   Jermey Parnell RT   George Selvie DE   Anthony Spencer DE   CJ Spillman S     Restricted Free Agent: Pos. Status Cole Beasley WR   Lance Dunbar RB   Chris Jones P   Sterling Moore CB     Exclusive Rights Free Agent: Pos. Status Cameron Lawrence OLB   Ronald Leary LG   Darrion Weems OL  

I hope Murray goes to an AFC team if he leaves the COWBOYS.

IRVING, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys’ success has helped benefit the players and coaches. And now it extends to owner and general manager Jerry Jones -- and not in a business sense.  Jones was named the NFL Executive of the Year by the Pro Football Writers of America on Thursday, the first time he has been so honored by the group.  The Cowboys finished 12-4 and won their first playoff game since 2009 this season. The moves made in the offseason helped direct them to an NFC East title. It started with the decisions to say goodbye to long-time players DeMarcus Wareand Miles Austin, in salary-cap moves.  The Cowboys passed on a big-money offer to Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jason Hatcher and brought in low-cost free agents like Jeremy Mincey, Henry Melton and Terrell McClain. Jones was able to talk Rolando McClain out of retirement and worked a trade with the Baltimore Ravens, giving up what turned out to be a 2015 sixth rounder for the linebacker as well as the Ravens’ seventh rounder.  The Cowboys added players like C.J. Spillman and Jack Crawford after the final cuts that made significant contributions.  But the best move Jones made might have been the one he initially regretted the most. With the 16th overall pick in the first round the Cowboys took guard Zack Martin even though Jones had an infatuation with quarterback Johnny Manziel.  Martin started every game, was named to the Pro Bowl and became the first Cowboys’ rookie since 1969 to be named All-Pro. Martin became the third first-round pick the Cowboys used on an offensive lineman since 2011, joining Tyron Smith and Travis Frederick.

So does this:   The Washington Redskins have hired former Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator and offensive line coach Bill Callahan, according to league sources. Callahan's title is offensive line coach. He received a lucrative three-year contract, the sources said.

Everyone on the list above is unrestricted.

DALLAS COWBOYS:   Dez Bryant- WR DeMarco Murray- RB Jermy Parnell- RT Doug Free- RT (Free has two voidable years left on his contract which will void sometime before free agency opens.) Bruce Carter- OLB Justin Durant- OLB Anthony Spencer- DE Rolando McClain- ILB George Selvie- DE Nick Hayden- DT Dwayne Harris- WR/KR Sterling Moore- CB Tyler Clutts- FB C.J. Spillman- S Tony Hills- LT Cameron Lawrence - LB   Please add to the list if I have left anyone off.    

  I just don't know if they can afford to sign Murray.  Dez is going to get a contract for sure, and  the COWBOYS have a long list of free agents to sign.  This is going to be a lot like the DeMarcus Ware situation.  I just don't want to see them get into salary cap jail like they have been.  

I'm just the opposite, Seattle and new england.

This is going to go on and on. How about this, someone start a thread that is about the COWBOYS and the houston franchise and we will continue. If u guys are not fans of that other franchise then I apologize. Thought I saw a few comments about hoping the COWBOYS lose and cheering for anyone that plays the COWBOYS.

I agree. My best friend is a Bronco fan so I try to keep up with them. Manning just looked "old" the last few weeks.